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What to do with the worlds most famous locomotive that has been photographed many times. Look for the details for a different photography angles was my idea. Flying Scotsman is of course the loco
My house number painted on the curb next to my driveway. It gets very beat up because it's on a tight curve at the end of a cul-de-sac and gets hit every so often by a vehicle who misjudged the curve or by someone who tries to squeeze a parking place out of the space. (At least it is no longer used as a parking space - the city painted the curb red.) For We're Here who are looking at Numbers today and for my POTD.
98&11
Little things that keep me wondering...
The many life-lines of the tree are aging, hollowing out and do the numbers on the mark implicate a year of date?
Showing this in black and white seemed to fit more than in color.
Amtrak P30CH 716, 715, 711 and SDP40F 635 compare notes before their next assignments at Ivy City Yard, Washington, DC, USA, 5 September 1976. Photo by Bill Wilcox.
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One of my attempts at the "Smile on Saturday" theme "Numbers".
Shot with an Agfa "M 3525 6/3" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Collective 52: 09|52 Numbers
52 in 2016 Challenge: Tool
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Single bare Yongnuo YN560III on 1/32, left side through a gobo. The gobo is made from cardboard, with small stripes to imitate the window. Flash tiggered via Yongnuo YN560-TX.