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With the coal hoppers fully replenished, sufficient to feed the voracious appetite of the preparation plant for another 30 minutes or so, 0-8-2 83.158 propels the empty hopper wagons through the dust-filled tipping shed before dropping off and collecting another full load of hoppers for discharge. Dogs scavenge for any tit-bits that may have been dropped by the sympathetic workers. And so the show goes on....
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A Sprinter is pushing an eastbound Keystone Service train toward New York City. It is passing through North Elizabeth, NJ.
Wildflowers bloomin against the backdrop of a tree that was destoryed by the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens.
Experimenting again.........LOL.........distortion, gradients, brushes, layer blends, and whatever....LOL
Just like the good ol' days!
Fujifilm X-Pro3 Kodak Tri-X 400 push process recipe with no post processing. SOOC
Looking workstained from RHTT duties 66719 pushes its train back up to the loading pad at Peak Forest.
The Crawford Pusher shoulders into a coal load on the 1.55% climb up the Pine Ridge of Western Nebraska. One of the few places that is still untouched by urban sprawl, perhaps one of the last of the best last places to railfan. The rear of the train is wrapped around the horseshoe as the rest of the train rounds Breezy Point. The old ROW can be seen clearly and had a grade of 2.2% but was widened out in the 1970s. Special thanks to my son for handing my camera equipment to me after I climbed the spire.
the footwork is such an important thing in sport
this is not photoshop edited !!! i was born like this
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> watch the whole set i am rickster <
Taken just a few minutes ago, this quaint little ladies fashion shop could easily be from a history book. Situated in a little street off Gouger Street, this is a real novelty today.
Entry for Scavenge Challenge January 2013: #11. Unique or quaint, search out an unusual storefront and make a monochrome image.
My first ever "decisive moment"-ish photo. It's not much, but it's memorable for me because 1) of how I took it 2) I managed to correctly anticipate the exposure with a film camera on full manual.
Taken using a Nikon FM2n with a Nikkor 35mm F2.0 AI-S.
Operator: Victory Liner inc
Fleet Number: 2807
Type of Operation: Provincial Operation
Seating Configuration: 2x2
Seating Capacity: 46
Fare: Deluxe CR Equiped
Model: Santarosa Daewoo BH117
CoachBuilder: Colombian motors
Chassis: PL5UR56JDFK
Engine: Doosan DE12TiS
Suspension: Airsuspension
Transmission: M\T Gears: 6Speed Forward 1Reverse
Route: Sampaloc Manila - Tuguegarao Ilagan Via Victoria Tarlac Exit
A bra that lifts-up and emphasises your breasts and points them in the right direction? We have the answer!
My LEGO. Pedro Nogueira Photography.
More LEGO shots here.
*I'm not very happy with the lighting on this one.
Maybe I’ll make a new version, one of these days.
"Fear of the past and relative pain
Future's comin' fast, you've got nothin' in the tank
In a season of purging things you used to love
Everything must go
Make an oath, then make mistakes
Start a streak you're bound to break
When darkness rolls on you
Push on through..."
-- Oldies Station, Twenty One Pilots
I'm using another Ilford monochrome simulation today. HP5 Plus 400 is/was a beautiful film for pushing beyond the normal ISO.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 with Fujinon XF 18mm f/2 R lens