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When I took this shot of two DPU's pushing a heavy and long MRVRO (Roseville, CA to Salt Lake City - Roper Yard Manifest) at Yuba Gap, I could not help but think of Geico's annoying commercial with Salt and Pepa singing "Push it." Well, the two C45's were pushing real good on this train. The struggle would continue for another hour, until the train hit tunnel 41 at Norden.
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Taken from a Monterey Bay boat ride. Finally decided to do some shooting with something other than my lensbaby :)
After pushing the black 5 from Bristol to Par the 37 takes a breather as the Royal Duchy railtour crawls past Cockwood harbour with the return leg of the tour with the 1A50 Par to Bristol Temple Meads.
This is how it looks like when you throw a push pin upside down into the water and take the picture at the right time. But that was pretty hard to take, I needed many tries!
Made it in Explore, #204, January 12th, 2010.
An extra concrete sleeper train to Victoria, 1AM1 with BL29,703 was required to push superfreighter 1AM5 through the hills on 12-2-1995 with 1AM1 seen here approaching Mt Barker Junction
Dana is excited as she just signed as a fitness model with an agency! We did a few shots for her new portfolio!
one small exotic ferraria bloom
pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/Ferraria
and the shiny star.
double exposure
This photo will mark the start of a new series - my trip to Las Vegas for the International Sign Expo, April 27-30.
Kind of like a 'Pipe Dream' except I use this vintage Ronson table lighter to light one of the very few cigars that I'll smoke in a year. I had one with a couple shots of tequila the other night with some friends...after all that came about it was like saying 'Hey! Some bad things happen, but I have friends and will always keep moving forward...help my children move forward and just love life!
Our Daily Challenge
'PUSH or PUSHING
Mingun, near Mandalay
Leica M7, 35mm Summilux
Acros 110,+1, in Ilford ID-11
scanned w/Nikon Coolscan V
A typical cargo ship of the pre-container era, with cranes and derricks for loading and offloading freight, this merchant ship is seen at the bottom of a trough whilst sailing into heavy weather. This is the closest photo of the vessel seen in my last two submissions. Taken by a relative returning to Brunei following a mid-tour leave in the UK.
The image was taken from aboard the P&O ocean liner SS Orsova which was sailing past in the opposite direction. The freighter would appear to be in the Agulhas Current, the western boundary current of the south-west Indian Ocean. It flows south along the east coast of Africa from 27°S to 40°S. It is narrow, swift and strong. It is suggested that it is the largest western boundary current in the world ocean, with an estimated net transport of 70 million cubic metres/second. This is the second of several photos looking at ships struggling in that current.
Whilst I know which ports the Orsova was sailing between, the map location is entirely arbitrary. Scanned from a slide.