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Tanker truck refilling the holding tanks. Spotted at a Sheets Convenience Store in Hagerstown Maryland. Print size 8x10 inches. Happy Truck Thursday
I made this collage sheet to say thank you to everyone for letting me use their images. Some of these images were from the creative commons. Please rollover the note boxes to see the owners. The other images are either mine or from magazines. If you use any of these, I would love to see your artwork! You do not need to give me credit, however, if you do give credit please make sure you credit the right person. Thanks! Would love to hear your comments since this is my first collage sheet. Enjoy!
Locomotive 44 184 with freight train 70696 from Mezdra to Lom waits at Vratsa for fast train 7621 to pass through.
A lengthy train of sheet metal is ready to leave the station of Lom. The rolls have been loaded in the port of Lom and have Skopje, Northern Macedonia as their final destination.
Three locomotives of BDZ Cargo will be in charge of the train in the very first section of its trip from Lom to Mezdra in Northwestern Bulgaria. The Skoda 43 547 is leading with the six-axle 46 012 behind it whilst 43 310 is at the back end of the train.
Amtrak train 42 is making its way into Harrisburg after a morning trip from Pittsburgh. The train is passing a piece of the Capitol City's railroad history, stashed on a siding temporarily. PRR 4859 pulled The Metropolitan on January 15, 1938, becoming the first electric locomotive to pull a passenger train to Harrisburg. The GG1 was only a month old after being built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in Altoona. The classic motor had been pulled out of its current home under the shed at the Harrisburg train station so that Amtrak could make some major track upgrades. The locomotive, and a PRR cabin car, were wrapped in a protective plastic while they spent a year on this siding. In anticipation of their return to the train station the wrap was removed, allowing for this scene the day before they were moved back under cover.
Again, I’m super impressed with the dynamic range on the Fujifilm Provia 100F sheet film, it handled this post sunset cityscape beautifully and as with slide film, it’s easy to process consistently and very easy to scan, it simply looks stunning under a loupe!
Image shot on the Chamonix Alpinist X with the Schneider Super Symmar XL 150mm f/5.6 lens with IVa center filter on Fujifilm Provia 100F colour slide film, scanned on an Epson V850 with a homemade film holder
I was back at the Benjamin Moore paint store and noticed these 18"x18" paint samples. Many color choices and would make nice walls for playscale dioramas. They are thin so they would need to be double face taped to foam core. Just love all of the color options.
I still love mat board best for dioramas. I get one big sheet in the framing dept of Michael's with a 60% off framing coupon (so about $12). Then, I cut it in half for 2 giant walls in the color of your choice. I need to get one for a diorama I'm hoping to do at some point.
By the way, Benjamin Moore is the best paint I've used. Does not drip and awesome coverage. Expensive though - $51 for a gallon. It washes well, too. I usually use pearl finish, but I'm going to try eggshell for my next set of rooms - a little less sheen. Pearl is great for high traffic rooms because it is so washable.
Once ubiquitous, these had more or less all been withdrawn by the time I took this photo, probably in 1988/89. I don't remember seeing another after this one.
The Street Sheet is a street news paper published and sold in San Francisco California, which focuses on the problems of homeless people in the city, and on issues of poverty and housing. The Coalition on homelessness publishes the newspaper, and vendors distribute the paper on the streets of San Francisco, usually in exchange for a one-dollar donation. The news paper is given to the homeless for free, and they are allowed to keep what they make from it.
Hello Flickr World,
My name is Christian Stops grizzleur, I'm a (street) photographer from Germany. I've set up this account to posthumously publish the photography of Roswitha Schmidt-Sesterhenn (1940-2009).
Roswitha was a keen nature and landscape photographer from near Freiburg and she took pictures almost exclusively in the Black Forest.
Hello Flickr World,
My name is Christian Stops grizzleur, I'm a (street) photographer from Germany. I've set up this account to posthumously publish the photography of Roswitha Schmidt-Sesterhenn (1940-2009).
Roswitha was a keen nature and landscape photographer from near Freiburg and she took pictures almost exclusively in the Black Forest.