This old fence post obviously needed some extra support. I hope it stays up awhile.

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Spiral varpour trail from the prop as this T-28 heads out for a little spin ahead of the show.

Saanichton, B.C.

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mostly made from scrap

Prestwick Airport

Out exploring Portland, OR on a Tues afternoon. Portland Science Museum exhibit.

A Danish workshop for props

With a strategically placed tail prop in place, US Air Force 55thRW Boeing RC-135V 'Rivet Joint' 64-14844/OF on display at the 2004 RIAT held at RAF Fairford

These highly modified and secretive Boeings are used for the collection of real-time intelligence information, see:

www.af.mil/About-Us/Fact-Sheets/Display/Article/104608/rc...

Scanned Kodak 35mm Transparency taken using a Yashica 108

Doug Harrop Photography • April 11, 1989

Mr. Harrop was fond of including elements in his photos that made a particular railroad unique. This capture of a piggyback train in the Mojave Desert at Goffs, California is a good example.

Doug included numerous Santa Fe elements here including a milepost (609), a station sign, and a steam-era water tower.

This colourful old boat prop scene was a good example of how photography is good for the heart and mind.

Photography has helped me see things that make me happy, things that I otherwise wouldn't have noticed if I wasn't into photography. Things that are not necessarily obviously interesting.

Aka finding beauty in the mundane! 😊

With the Susquehanna River levels low enough for the Dock Street Dam to be visible, I pulled in to Shipoke to grab a morning shot with dam and the former Reading Railroad Lurgan Branch arch bridge together. I saw this gentleman fishing in the boil of the dam and thought he would be a good prop, so I introduced myself and asked him if he would ignore me while I photographed him, the dam and a train on the bridge. His wide smile and fast nodding told me he didn't speak English. I explained again with hand motions and sound effects, he nodded slower in agreement and I waited for the train to appear. *Click* goes the shutter on this frame, the man looks at me and the camera and then scampers up the riverfront away from me with an apologetic hand motion, as if he thought he was blocking my shot. (continued: flic.kr/p/x3WLBx)

Granville Island Walkabout

A tree frog chews its breakfast with mouth closed before sunrise on Armand Bayou.

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Day 291

Props

RAF A400M - ZM421 C/S ROULETTE30 from RAF Brize Norton

Just got these in the mail the other day, god I love props <3 So much detail *-*

PROP OF YTHSIE - Tarves, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Prop of Ythsie

Descending into Colorado Springs at sunset.

Props and dudes for the Cyber-punk world. Whatevs.

Shot hand held @1/80th with Canon 20D and 400mm F/5.6L

Thank you so much for choosing my photo for the cover of the group !! ♥

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An auction of soap opera props meant the Brooklyn Navy Yard was briefly open to the public.