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Empty coal trains are lined up nose to tail on the Orin Subdivision all trying to get into the mines for loading.
This ruffled pendant is made from Katoclay stretch thin in my pasta machine. Trying to decide what to do with it, I found that was very pliable and folded easily. I used black embossing powder before baking and used 600 grit sandpaper to polish off "just enough' after it had cured. The edges are treated with gold guilders paste and the final polish is Renaissance Wax.
The Powder Tower (Prašná brána) in Prague, Czech Republic.
Torre da Pólvora (Prašná brána) em Praga, República Checa.
Oakway SD60s,9059,9092and 9054 with BN 7849, an SD40-2, on the back, lead a loaded coal train onto the Orin Sub (the main line through the Powder River Coalfield) at Belle Ayr East Junction. The SD60s have a new life now on Canadian National.
31 August 1990.
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One of Northern Utah's great ski resorts is on the opposite side of side of this mountain. It's probably the only resort that is still uncrowded.
HDR rendered photo (5 xp with Orton effect thrown in) of the Nikko Annupuri Hotel Bar in Niseko, Japan.
Great place to hang out with buds for some drinks after a long day of hitting the backbowl powder that Niseko has to offer in abundance.
Collaboration with Steffi from www.sfischer.at.
Models:
www.model-kartei.de/sedcard/modell/221250/
www.model-kartei.de/sedcard/modell/225589/
Strobist:
Two speedlights on 1/2 power in one silver umbrella, quite high (~ 2,5 m), 45° to the model. Why did we use two speedlights on half the power instead of one on full power? Makes them faster ..., to freeze the flying colored flour. The umbrella was half-collapsed to concentrate the spotlight.
Special thanks go to Martin Piechotta for the great helpfulness: