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Few things make me happier than a pile of books. Except maybe two piles. Or more.
These are at the home of a good friend ~ The kind that gives you free rein to take pictures of their stuff.
Playing with stacking rocks on a log at Agate Beach, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, Canada.
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1973 Acoma Mini Comtesse
1970 Subaru Sambar Pickup
1934 Goliath Atlas
1988 Citroen CX Tissier Car Carrier
1994 Tatra T 815 Rollback
J. & J. Goddard on Tottenham Court Road, London. The company sold pianos, harmoniums, organs and other musical instruments between 1842 and some time in the sixties.
As the caption says, but even further north than normal. Due to a derailment on the mainline, CN detoured a handful of stack trains north at Melville, SK and up to the Prairie North Line at Canora, SK.
Here is one approaching a meet at Vonda, SK.
A stack of 4 slightly blurred (purposefully) shots, taken handheld. Autoaligned in the stacking process, then ungrouped. I think I was meant to crop at that point, but I really liked the resulting 'frames', so they stayed.
A combination of blend modes - a bit of glow, a bit more of screen - producing an intentionally (honest) contrasty image.
Wish stones exposed during winter pool. exploring the lake now will help my fishing when the lake is up for summer and all of this is 10 feet under water.
Ever wondered how I do my focus stacked microscope images, have a peek at a quick write-up on the procedure I use.,
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Top Dad equals one or two biscuits - well, maybe just three!
Our Daily Challenge ~ STACK .....
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We are riding on a legend in the intermodal world. Over the past 50 years, you could find these monster machines in the yards of most railroads across the country.
The PC90 was an intermodal loader built by FWD Wagner Company. Manufacturing began in the late 1960s. They can still be found loading and unloading trains today.
Today, the last container of UPS high priority freight is being set for pick up. After an inspection of the cars, the track will be released and the cars placed into a train.
It was awesome to ride this beast. The operator was a veteran at ITS and was very skilled. He precisely spotted containers on chassis and well cars. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing this behind the scenes side of railroading.
The PC90 is a huge machine. It is much larger than the modern European built counterparts that are replacing them. When the operator opens the tucked in legs and spread them wide open. the PC90 resembles a Transformer. It's size seems to increase quite a bit. Let me tell you, Bumblebee has nothing on the PC90!
Stack Em!
These (among many hundred more) were stacked up in Canterbury Cathedral. I think the colour in the chrome is coming from the light from the stained glass.
Link to large size: farm3.static.flickr.com/2411/2369980932_07634f3d0b_b_d.jpg
MY FAVOURITE OF MARCH 2008.
This is in the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral. I had spent a long time taking pictures of the huge interior of the cathedral when I spotted these piles of chairs. I could see the stained glass reflected in the chrome legs and I liked the repeating patterns. All I can say is if it were not for VR, this picture would not have come out.
Clouds stacked in orton
These clouds were taken in from my home, here in West Richland, Washington. My mom & I seen these on our walk, they were quite beautiful and unique.
This stack wasn't so easy cause the flie moved head. Made with firmware 4.0, where the em-1 get the new focus-stacking-function. Natural light.
A UP stack train heads south through Morada, CA on the UP Fresno Sub. Seen here crossing Bear Creek.