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A wide angle shot of lights dancing above the crater "Kerid" in Iceland with the Milky way hiding behind lady Aurora and the lights reflecting in the lake at the bottom of the crater.
Operator: Lee's of Durham
Depot: Langley Moor
Fleet Num: N/A
Registration: PN05 SYF
Livery: Lee's of Durham corporate
Bodywork: East Lancashire Coachbuilders Vyking
Chassis: Volvo B7TL
Engine: Volvo D7C
Gearbox: Unknown
Location: Framwellgate Peth, Durham
Route: St Leonards SL01
Even in the subterranean gloom of Birmingham New Street a class 220 Voyager has presence as it stands at platform 9 waiting on departure time.
The train is Cross Country's 9.46am Southampton Central - Newcastle service (1E36), in the hands of unit 220009.
5th June 2017
Find out where to get these sweet items from Little Miss, Paper Damsels and Lazo in my new blog post, as well as finding out if Delroy made a love connection... delisadventures.wordpress.com/2017/09/20/smooth-operator-...
An eastbound CSX grain train quickly approaches the diamonds at CP 101 along the Mount Victory Subdivision in Marion, Ohio.
Operator: NetJets Europe
Aircraft: Bombardier BD-100-1A10 Challenger 350
Registration: CS-CHE
C/n: 20623
Time & Location: 12.01.2021, EFTP, Finland
Picked up a Brick Warriors radio along with some other Brick Warriors gear at Brick Fair Virginia last weekend. I have to say that the radio works very well ! It is one of the better pieces BW put out with there latest ww1/ww2 wave of releases.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished archive shot from May 2018. I don't normally like to photograph people actually on a phone call but sometimes there is something about them that catches my attention more. Enjoy!
Updated my multicam; I'm actually trying to blend the colours, and use more accurate colours ( the greens and browns were too dark on my older multicam) now, so it should look a bit better.
I needed to make a figure for the ACR, so I came up with this.
Looking at it now, I reckon I should have a logo on that baseball cap. I dunno what logo, though; any ideas?
Comments and criticism appreciated.
A stunning morning from a few months back down at Wello. Fog,calm waters,surreal conditions in fact.
The icing on the cake was the ferry operator ;) launching his boat in the semi dark, with the light on, hard to resist,.
Hope you enjoy and many thanks for viewing,.
Credit to Awesomenight for his amazingly recolorable M1911!!!!!
And of course, the Sweetwater Team. You guys are great!
She's finally done, and I'm glad. Took me a whole night.
Feel free to comment and such, I'm off to bed.
Code is available on request.
Woitek
One day my hubby was was and saw a Victorian style lamp on top of a trash can. He thought it had potential for a Steampunk lamp and stopped to check it out. The real find was what was in the trash under the lamp, a whole collection of antique phones of which this was my favorite. The embedded photo is also public if you would like to see those better
I wanna show you my world
Where the beat goes up and down
Let me open the door
Elevator operator
Credits: prmfd.co/p/T2Cn1L81CRqZ
🇪🇸 Fantastic interior of a majestic building
Inmueble construido entre 1927 y 1928 con el propósito de convertirse en cine. Luego fue una famosa sala de fiestas. A fines del 2022 se instala una tienda de marca conocida.
Property built between 1927 and 1928 with the purpose of becoming a cinema. Then it was a famous party room. At the end of 2022, a well-known brand store is installed.
Madrid, España - Spain
IMG_6262 - HDR
Luminance HDR 2.6.1.1
Tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Fattal
Parameters:
Alpha: 1
Beta: 0.9
Color Saturation: 1
Noise Reduction: 0
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PreGamma: 1
92-98 Macdonell Street - Armstrong Block (Co-operators)
The large four-storey building that
is now part of the Co-operators
Insurance complex was originally
known as the Armstrong Block. It
was built in 1875 by Matthew Bell
for the Armstrong Carriage
Company, also known as the
Guelph Carriage Goods Company,
one of the city’s larger industries.
Arched carriage ways, which later became shops, gave access to the carriage works behind. Between 1911 and 1976, the western portion of the building was used by the Frank and Shuett Hardware Store. The 1992-93 redevelopment was carried out by the Co-operators General Insurance Company, and involved the construction of a new office building behind the facade of the original structure. Many of the original late Italianate features were preserved, such as the round-headed windows with projecting rusticated architraves (stone frames). A fourth storey was added to match the other restored buildings to the west. The goal was to create 128
Operator: FinnHems
Aircraft: Eurocopter EC 135 P2+
Registration: OH-HMX
C/n: 1078
Time & Location: 10.04.2020, EFTU, Finland
National Express Trident 4406 departs Pool Meadow Bus Station whilst carrying a 22 service for Little Heath
Vehicle Details
Operator: National Express Coventry
Fleet Details: 4406
Registration: BV52 OCA
Vehicle Type: Dennis Trident 2, Transbus ALX400
Vehicle History
New to Coventry 01/03
Same Ms Ellen, who was seen opening lock ports by hand. Today she is in charge of the large Forsvik-lock and three flap brigdes with heavy traffic, with her handheld remote control
This doesn't have anything to do with my photo but I will be going away starting this weekend for a week. My most generous daughters thought I merited a mama-daughter Carribean vacation when I turned ahem (cough cough) a momentous age in October.
My mother is still in a rehabilitation facility and will have to go into a nursing home when the public system gets it act together sometime within a year. Meanwhile, I have been on a roller coaster since November as I have been my mom's number one person ... and I can really use a vacation.
I am so looking forward to being with my babies and lounging and relaxing and chatting up a storm.
Toronto Police Mounted Unit officer Kris McCarthy and police mount Bobby with the Peter Witt streetcar. Last week.
The back story to this image is sort of amusing I guess. After weeks of preparation, finding a vintage uniform to fit the officer (Men were tinier back then) working with the TTC to get a permit and then them having to bring a retired operator out for the afternoon to drive it out of the shed, I'm presuming hours of polishing the streetcar, and me mucking about to get insurance certificates etc, we arrived a little early for the shoot, pulling up in the trailer with threatening clouds looming overhead, jumped out and just started shooting as fast as we could. Sure enough, after only ten minutes the skies opened and a torrential downpour just soaked us all to the skin. Kept shooting for about another minute but started to worry about water damage to the equipment, not to mention the vintage woolen uniform, and we hightailed it out of there.
Operator: United States Air Force- USAF
Aircraft: Boeing C-17A Globemaster III
Registration: 00-0183
C/n: 50091 / F-90
Time & Location: 07.03.2026, EFTP, Finland
Remarks: North Carolina Air National Guard (145th Airlift Wing) stationed at Charlotte Air National Guard Base, NC.