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Perhaps better than the MARC HHP-8 on the Amtrak Extra, NJT 4219, MNCR 4904, and 4100, lead a cab car (For the return trip) and three more cars for Morrisville. The consist minus the two Comets and the M-L would return east about an hour later. In a land of electric motors, there's nothing better than hearing three 645's notched out.
a very fun photo shoot out at Casa MacBride today, this is my favourite outtake of the day :)
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Check out the size of that crater. For reference, here's what the mountain looked like before it blew. Nature is pretty awesome.
The Newbees - I love this shot so much even though they no follow the rules of the background boundary.
No matter how many toys I buy for Reuben, he will ALWAYS take them outside, without fail. And then, the heavens open and they get saturated and I won't let him bring them back into the house until I have washed them. This little collection have been rained on more times than I can remember. I got home from work this week and Damian had pegged them out on the line to drip-dry.
Surreal.
A long shot after a long wait !
66 074 is seen climbing the 1/167 gradient between Seaton and Glaston Tunnels on the Corby line with empty steel train 6V92 10.22 Corby Steelworks to Margam Knuckle Yard. The train was running over an hour late which resulted in a hour stood on a bridleway south of Morcott village waiting for it but with warm spring sunshine, acres of oilseed rape blossom and good company it wasn't so bad. The trees in the foreground mark the alignment of the closed LNWR Luffenham to Northampton line while those on the left of the image are the route of the closed Uppingham branch. Seaton Junction would have been a few yards to the left out of shot.
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Trying out this painting app called HEAVYPAINT which a lot of digital plein air artists I admire have been using. I jumped in without looking at manuals or tutorials. The painting part is similar across painting apps (for instance the brush tool and color palette) but navigation (zooming in/out, panning) and other basic functions like layers and masking are different. I need to look up how to do these basics. Heck, I didn't even know how to save the file so I just made a screen capture. 😂
Date: August 16, 2020
Location: Front yard
Medium: Digital (HEAVYPAINT)
Apologies for being a terrible contact. I promise to catch up properly. I've just been out enjoying the sunshine :)
Ice crystals on a window, lit by a street lamp. To add to the abstract quality of the shot I used a Lensbaby lens shifted out of position, creating flattened out-of-focus highlights.
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I ate a lot of these last night and accompanied my breakfast with a couple more this morning, hehe.
Taken for ODC 7th Feb: Out of Balance
Eugene Atget's image of Saint Sulpice and my recent image shows little change (other than the obvious crane and tower under refurbishment). Remarkably the shutters on the building on the right are the same as in Atgets (see note)
Thanks to Pete Sieger for this idea
Murillo Fair 2019
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In the warmer months I will be on the bridge and look down and see people hanging out in this tree. I bet it's a great spot to relax on a hot day. But on a cold winter day, nope.
Umpire Steven Hodgins calls Missoula Osprey baserunner Jose Herrera out at home plate after Helena Brewers catcher Charles Galiano successfully applied the tag during a wild third inning on Friday night. The Brewers lost to the Osprey, 13-4.