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Big umbrella 90 degrees to camera right, again. 1/4 cto, shot dead on. Duplicated layers of colour, black and white with varying opacity levels to give it the look i was after.
Take a closer look on the raindrops on back of the neck: farm8.staticflickr.com/7550/26938356920_d557347d8a_k_d.jpg
Wanna see her siblings'n cousins?: farm8.staticflickr.com/7564/26608153813_e113aaa733_k_d.jpg
With all of its CFCLA markings painted out, Ex VR Clyde unit T387 is stored at Goulburn for Sale waiting for a buyer on 22-10-18.
T387 entered service on 4-9-65 and was withdrawn early when sold to Yorke Peninsula Railway in Wallaroo in 1992, running tourist trains . It was then sold to CFCLA in January 2004 and transferred by road to Ballarat, being painted into CFCL scheme in February 2005. It spent 6 months working in the Pilbara in WA from January 2015 until June 2015 used in construction trains and then returned to Goulburn where later stored.
The unit has since been sold in about 2020 to a private owner available for use to 707 operations in Victoria.
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There is a time
When the clock stops
When words are not enough
When poetry becomes image
of real Flesh
of real girl
of real Beauty
Inside that time
Lives a dreamfoul woman
With magnificiant body
A bright light over her body
Goodess
playing with our imagination
making dreams with her pictures
making her world
a piece of our world
a piece of freedom
a piece of desire
a piece of sweet dream.
(By Xyla Kiran Sobi Hashim too)