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No longer based out of Pointe St-Charles since this past Tuesday (!!), CN 500 enters the Port of Montreal with class leader CN 4700 and CN 4941 for power. CN 500 and CN 596 (previously the afternoon PSC switcher) are now based out of Southwark Yard. One plus for railfans is that means that CN 500 can end up with different power, as 3-4 local sets are based at Southwark.
Numerous other operational changes have taken place this week at Southwark Yard, among them:
-CN 321 originating at Taschereau Yard
-CN 527 being called a few hours earlier
-CN 522 no longer running to Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu (CN 525 goes there at night)
Fresh out of the box this morning, Big Chief Studios' long-awaited Weeping Angel figure. Lovely sculpting and the parts all interchange neatly, easily and firmly. But some of the paint applications don't quite match up; the skirt especially seems to be lacking the final paint wipe & wash the body has. As yet (at time of writing I haven't seen any other photos of the production pieces) I don't know if this is a one-off or more common.
Dawlish, UK.
I believe this kiosk has been demolished since I took this image; to make way for a mini golf course.
This cute little Chickadee has been hanging out in my backyard since the winter and stopped by sporting a new coiffure today.
A pair of climbers top out at South Stack, Anglesey. It seemed like nothing was going to come of the evening light with all the cloud cover. However, for about 30 seconds, this glow appeared through a small break. I grabbed the camera off the tripod and took this fleeting shot.
This is either a Mottled Duck or a Mottled/Mallard hybrid. Most likely the latter. Hybrids are common and threaten the survival of Mottled Ducks as a separate species.
Pictured here is the now demolished Blast Furnace and Cast house at the WCI Steel complex in Warren, Ohio.
Had enough of a bubble between work responsibilities and illnesses today and get out for some shooting. I wanted to go north, but an opportunity to get vaccinated sent me back to where I work instead.
This railroad building I have shot before. It is by the Norfolk Southern tracks in Arden, NY. It was built by the Erie.
Taken from Khoyachara, Mirsaray, Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Taken with Nikon D300 & Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 using ND 10 stopper (ND 1000)
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I have always been different; the odd one out. Everywhere I go, everywhere I am, I do not fit. I go against the flow, rebel against the status quo. I stick out like a sore toe. I say odd things and I do strange things. My time works differently to everyone else's. To me, hours last longer than days, and chronology is wrong. Letters are backwards and written in the opposite direction. I used to read from right to left, and now I learn a language that makes sense. There are days when I could be an aeroplane flying over cities, or a candle flickering in a draft, and there are days when I am nothing and the world is a place that I cannot reach, cannot touch.
Inside my head it is difficult to follow what is going on. People say things and I do not understand them. I think things and I do not understand them. I am surrounded by people and I am isolated. I am known by nobody and I know nobody.
I am lost.
I am alone.
I am the odd one out.
This Behemoth Bowl was located in an abandoned water park of southern China.
Spent over 60 million US dollars, the park went bankrupt in 2017. It was auctioned for nearly 12 million US dollars in 2018.
The park was over 80,000 square meters, with 5 major water slides, and 1 mini water slide for children. My personal favourite one was probably the snake water slide, and I will post it soon.
'Created' for the Macro Monday Group who's theme this week is 'Shell'. This is a mollusc's eye view of the world - taken from inside a sea shell, looking out - with a little bit added! Wishing everyone a HMM and good week ahead!
Even in the forest there's one in every crowd. Traveling down the Schoolcraft Trail at Lake Itasca, Minnesota.
Siena, August Palio 2014
Meanwhile the Palio is setting up for the race, the people moves around the square going in and out of Comune builing. In and out... endless...
≈ This is THE magazine.. the Santa Fe Art magazine..
i worked as their staff photographer for over 12 years...
it is wonderful to be published here again..
thanks to my dear friend the publisher Guy Cross
& to Barack Obama ≈
May the Best Man Win!
photo Jennifer Esperanza ©
Taken shortly after sunrise, the sun itself is partly obscured by cloud just above this frame. I manually focussed on the horizon.
Maybe it is just me, but feel like this draws me in - almost like you are out there bobbing around - click 'L' to see what I mean!
Titchwell beach, Norfolk.
The Sobani Tesseract construction super capital on the move with a battleship escort.
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I forgot to post this pic of the Tesseract in low light. It shows the glow of the EL Wire that runs through the hull. Only the background and the engines have been edited. The light emitted by the El Wire is not tweaked in any way.
So what is EL Wire? It stands for Electro luminescent Wire, this wiki article explains it very well ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroluminescent_wire
EL Wire can be found on ebay for example and requires a high frequency sequencer that is usually sold in the same shops as those that sell the Wire. 3m of El wire and the sequencer required for this build cost something like 15euros. The sequencers require 2 AA or 2 AAA betteries.
There are various kinds of EL wire with different effects, frequencies and colors. They also come in various diameters. The 3.2mm diameter kind is very close to the size of a lego 'bar' so it can be clipped into a minifig hand for example without stress on the brick.
I hope this helps!