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N3761R, a Boeing 737-832, on approach to runway 24L at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.
It was arriving as DAL2957 (Delta Air Lines, Inc.) from Atlanta, Georgia.
Serial number 29628 first flew on September 21, 2001 and was delivered to Delta on December 20, 2001.
It is seen here wearing the special SkyTeam Airline Alliance livery. Delta became a founding member of that major airline alliance on June 22, 2000.
Now available at GAP stores! (purchase online)
Illustration by David Schwen
M651 here at z64 squeezed in a trip down the Clinchfield just before the curve patch crews begin work in the gorge. There are white specs on the front of the train, could this be leftover Halloween shenanigans?
Self-portrait. Part of a series I did for my photography class final. I'm going to be releasing the other photos over the next few days. I wanted to do sort of a continuation series of this photo I took awhile ago: www.flickr.com/photos/jake179/8402543877/
The series is based around murder, suicide, guns, betrayal, and pain. It's quite different and more raw than my usual work. Starting to realize that sometimes a photo can be simple and still be powerful. Less is more.. As usual, I'd love to hear any feedback!
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This tidy looking 2003 Fiesta had only 29,000 miles showing at the last MOT and was with its last owner from 2004. The MOT expired in July 2019 and it hasn't been submitted since. Assuming that the car hasn't had severe damage (which it doesn't appear to have) it seems criminal to scrap it, especially when this is justified in the name of environmentalism.
This dealership sells Ford, Fiat, and Mazda. I wonder what model you have to buy to get a £6,000 discount?
G-BYGC British Airways BOAC Retro Scheme Edit B747-400 London Heathrow Airport
Vanquish Photography Photo of the Year 2019 - Number 9
This was one of the options under consideration for the new Easyjet colour scheme. The management team wanted to see how it looked on the aircraft. Another scheme was eventually chosen...Geneva 17/05/15
Check out my non aviation pictures at www.flickr.com/photos/gspiccies
Way back in August 2008 I asked Tracy if I could adopt an owl, it's taken a long time but finally I set it free on an ancient wall overlooking Ashridge Forest.
A very long term double exposure collaboration with Trapac - well over a year in the planning, shooting, swapping, shooting, developing and now finally uploading.
2 x Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slims + Kodak Elitechrome 100 + xpro
I'm thinking of using red oak stain for the door. I wonder if that would be too dark? The grey on the wall is travertine from Valspar's Signature line.
Read it and weep.
Red: 390mm
Orange: 180mm
Yellow: 95mm
Green: 76mm
Light green: 50mm
Blue: gun, tracks
Light blue: road wheels, 150mm Light purple: 50mm spaced
Purple: 400-250mm spaced armour. Mantlet is 380mm with 250mm behind.
This would have made a very dramatic room, and it was good fun to paint, but I was worried that the lady I am decorating the house for would find it a bit dark. I know that her taste in furniture is very feminine and light so have abandoned this in favour of something that will work better with her collection (see next photo). Maybe another time...
NS 276 makes it to Portlock yard in south Norfolk, Virginia with two EMD motors up front. Today 276 blessed us with the 1800 engine specially painted in a yellow bonnet scheme from NS back in 2018. These ACC locomotives are some of my personal favorite and 1800s paint scheme is very striking in a sea of all black and white locomotives.
Howard Ketcham, nationally known color engineer, was responsible for this color scheme. Published in American Home. In case there's any doubt, I love this color scheme, it might scare the relatives though.
Royal Norwegian Air Force F-16BM Fighting Falcon 691 from 331 Skv shows off its Spitfire-inspired markings to commemorate 75 years since the D-Day landings as it arrives at RAF Fairford to take part in the static display at the 2019 Royal International Air Tattoo.
River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme.
These images were taken during the fourth week of July, 2016.
And we're back to the Rehills/Slang section -- directly opposite La Vallee.
A little over 4 weeks earlier, this had been a barren stretch of the bank carefully contoured and finished. They sprayed high-grade solution of plant enzymes.
A drop of rain. A burst of sun.
And . . voila!
God's own pasture. In glorious yellow/green technicolour.
Altica pagana (blue metallic flea beetle) plot the downfall of mankind.
I for one welcome our new blue shiny overlords!
River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme.
These images were taken during the fourth week of July, 2016.
And we're back to the Rehills/Slang section -- directly opposite La Vallee.
A little over 4 weeks earlier, this had been a barren stretch of the bank carefully contoured and finished. They sprayed high-grade solution of plant enzymes.
A drop of rain. A burst of sun.
And . . voila!
God's own pasture. In glorious yellow/green technicolour.
Another photo from the coastal scheme currently taking place in Portsmouth. (I was going to upload two but my other photo keeps timing out for some unknown reason! Will try again later)
This is where the newly opened section starts. They are working on this area now, so there's no access, but I had a sneaky peek through the railings towards Clarence Pier and Gosport in the distance. You can see the Upside Down House on the pier!
Een nog vrijwel verlaten Damrak op een donderdag in november. Moeilijk voorstelbaar, maar het is toch écht midden in de ochtendspits als de 2027 van lijn 4 op het punt staat rechtsaf te draaien naar de lus voorlangs de Nicolaaskerk.
MORNING TWILLIGHT
Hard to imagine- but it's the heart of the morning rush hour at 7.56 AM in the city center with Combino 2027 on line 4 approaching the Central Station.
Meer foto's met trams in feestdagensfeer zie je in DIT album:
www.flickr.com/photos/meijkie/albums/72157712225396762
Trams in hun omgeving vormen samen het album Tram-o-Rama, dat HIER te vinden is:
Chibisuke worker frame based on the amazing render/design by Lobolabo.
twitter.com/Lobolabo/status/1432260487413002241?s=20
In their take the its a cargo tug (literally) with rear facing arms and thruster legs, but I reinterpreted it as a hermit crab like design mobile worker. Its movement resembles that of a squid propelling itself backwards instead of forwards. Definitely an Ijad style frame, and probably the only decent one I've done (other than my beloved spiky turtle, RIP).
The cargo shell would make a great defensive system, but I tried a take with more standard armament as well.