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Apologies to anyone that finds this offensive, its would never be my intention to upset anyone.
I have had this on my computer for a few weeks now ( I took it with the other doll one earlier in my stream) unsure if I should post it, but it just seems such a bloomin good subject (creepy or not).
Hope you all continue to talk to me :-(.
Mark x
Made some minor updates here and there.
Added the additional gun barrel on the right side of the turret and the antenna on top, improved the track pod set up to include the more accurate light trio set up, and added the hooks on the underside of the front chassis.
Moss! Taken at Brae Island Regional Park, Fort Langley.
Many thanks to all those who view, fav or comment my pictures. It is much appreciated.
At the top of Pilot Knob Nature Preserve in Clay City, KY. It was very hazy today but still a great view.
We have had wind and rain this evening so I might not be getting very many more autumn pictures. Fortunately, I still have lots to process.
I mentioned I had an alternative version of 'Within Reach', an image I posted recently. Well, here it is.
i like the look of these tree roots reaching across the rock, with a light dusting of snow.
Bruce Trail at Eugenia Falls in the Beaver Valley
South of Punta Gorda, the Fort Myers Division mainline track condition is significantly improved, allowing for trains to reach speeds of up to 40 mph ‘till Bayshore; since the SGLR’s ‘Murder Mystery Dinner Train’ operates on this stretch of track, it must be kept maintained at a higher standard to allow safe operation of the passenger service, which includes the use of 135 lbs rail and, in some sections, steel ties. The DeSoto Turn’s are permitted to operate at maximum authorized speed as well, making chases on this stretch a challenge.
As for our subject, the Seminole Gulf Railway’s Thursday-edition southbound DeSoto Turn could finally break out of the 10 mph speed restriction that had been holding them back for hours and start pushing 40 mph, the maximum authorized speed for freight trains. Passing by Best Aggregate Carriers, a frequently served SGLR customer, just south of MP AX943 at 10:38, the two ex-LMX B39-8E’s and their 41 car train continue their southbound journey at speed. 15 miles farther down the line at Bayshore, the DeSoto Turn would stop to serve customers at an industrial park before ending their run at Hanson Yard.
Dating back to 1903, the then-named Fort Myers Extension was constructed by the Atlantic Coast Line in an effort to extend the former-Florida Southern Railway’s Charlotte Harbor Division south to Tico and Fort Myers, with the first train arriving at the namesake city on May 10th, 1904. Freight traffic has always been present throughout the lines history and changes in ownership between the ACL, SCL, SBD, CSX and SGLR [starting in 1987]. Although the frequency of said services fluctuated, it still proved to be a vital link connecting southwestern Florida to the Lakeland and Tampa rail hubs, with the Seminole Gulf diligently maintaining rail customers in the greater Fort Myers area allowing for scenes like this to still exist.
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Tropical Gulf Acres, FL
SGLR Fort Myers Division
Date: 08/10/2022 | 10:38
ID: SGLR DeSoto Turn
Type: Local
Direction: Southbound
Car Count: 41
1. SGLR B39-8E #595
2. SGLR B39-8E #593
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© Vicente Alonso 2022
One of those occasions that if I could I would have reached out and scratched the hell out of that Deer ^^ Cheers everyone.
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Portugal - Mafra - Tapada de Mafra
Fallow Deer (Cervus dama)
Gamo (Cervus dama)
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Sorry that my 250mm did not have the legs on this one. He was about 100 yards up the slope. But I did enjoy watching him stand on two legs to reach the green leaves in the sea of dead grass and Star Thistle.
Here I am, practicing my reach around technique. Is that what you call it when you reach around the camera to take a picture with yourself in the shot? I'm calling it that.
Single image. All in camera. No photoshop filters.
Water Window, National Art Gallery Victoria. (NGV)
Scratches thanks to rings and things on the glass.
Covered in mud, dressed in rags, reaching beyond reality to capture a more inspiring future. My inspiration for creating this picture, which I did in front of the CreativeLIVE cameras, seen here: www.creativelive.com/courses/fine-art-portraits-brooke-sh...
"Every single day that I can wake up and create something is the happiest of my life, and I consider that a success."
New blog:
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New NYC workshop announced as part of my new [Framed] series, "The Concept", taught with Lindsay Adler! framednetwork.com/theconcept/
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2015 Weekly Alphabet Challenge, C is for Change
These hydrangeas in the garden in Holland don't seem to be able to decide which colour they are or are going to be, so it looks as if they're changing colour all the time. Apparently all these hydrangeas start out as pink ones, but the final colouring has something to do with the amount of calcium in the soil. The image is a combination/merge of two photos of these flower heads.
I've just realised (through a sudden surge of faves) that this image has reached Explore, entering at # 76, thank you so much for the views, comments and faves !
Marco's little sister, Pip. She was abandoned by her mother at about 3 weeks old so I took her in and bottle fed her for a week or so until she really started eating solid food. She's mostly been a PITA her whole life but Marco and I both try and tolerate her. She can be very sweet when she wants to; it's not often. =)
Edit: Thank you for all the faves and views enabling me to reach Explore. I'm humbled by your support, thank you so much.