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National Railway Museum, Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal
Museu Nacional Ferroviário, Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal
Seven JetBlue tails at Terminal 5, New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK/KJFK). A320-232 N516JB, arrived from Kingston as JBU 1060. June 4, 2024.
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Mass Coastal 2008 is seen departing Maritime Terminal Inc. in New Bedford, MA after switching out the load for the empty.
Tuesday, April 13, 2021
TRRA GP38-2 2005 leads the ASLRRA special North through East Saint Louis, IL with the St. Louis skyline behind it.
On the Columbia River at Kelly Point. Portland Oregon.
Winter 2021.
Kodak Tri-X Pan film. Minolta SRT-101 (light leak). Sloppy border print by Blue Moon camera.
Found on the Madison County Goshen Bike Trail which is the former Illinois Terminal branch line to O'Fallon, Il. This crossing sign was still in place. It's concrete with wood planks. The location is the Lebanon Road crossing. (223207)*
Buffalo Central Terminal is a historic former railroad station in Buffalo, New York active from 1929 to 1979 designed in an Art Deco style.. After years of abandonment, it is now owned by the non-profit preservation group Central Terminal Restoration Corporation, which is working to restore and re-purpose the complex.
Grand Central Terminal, the ramp to the Lower Concourse, New York.
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Sony FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS
16mm; 1/15 sec; f/4; ISO 1600
There were no waves so you could watch the water slowly creeping up Fairlie beach as the tide came in, gradually filling in the wee ridges and gullies in the sand.
In the background is Hunsterston Terminal, a coal-handling port just north of Hunterston B nuclear power station.
Iowa Interstate SD38-2's 152 and 151 work the west end Rock Island Yard and prepare to run a transfer to CPKC's West Davenport Yard.
January 3, 2025
66589 starts to make up the two portions that will form 4S44 Daventry to Coatbridge inside the Russell Group operated terminal at Daventry. Taken with permission on an organised visit with thanks extended to Peter and the Russell Group.
Happened down a stretch of state highway this morning in a town I haven't passed through in quite some time. Was stunned to come upon this old house. Once the proverbial Belle of the Ball, it has since lapsed into a state of extreme disrepair. I felt a familiar ambivalence as I took in the scene. On one hand there's an undeniable joy at seeing a house (particularly a historic one such as this) looking like a proverbial poster child for abandonment. But that euphoria is tinged by the thought that this is someone's house and the downslide might well mean the end of a local landmark. I've seen this pattern repeated elsewhere. A younger family takes on a century-plus home with intentions of renovating it. The early years see some progress. But eventually advancing years collide with decreasing funds and the realization of the enormity and cost of the project. And the project just grinds to a halt. Living in a place like this myself, I fully comprehend the challenge. Every year that passes without active renovation or maintenance is a year lost. This is especially evident with DIY labor. Life often intrudes and derails even the best of intentions. The key is to keep moving forward. Once control is lost, the downward spiral rapidly ensues. Tick-tock.
A Golden Isles terminal railroad train, carrying empty autoracks, crosses the wood and steel trestle over Fancy Bluff Creek to get to the CSX Interchange a few miles north.
This is the parking garage for Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal 1. Port Canaveral is the second busiest cruise ship port in the world, second only to the Port of Miami. Due to Covid, the cruise industry has been shut down. This parking garage, pre-Covid, on a Saturday, would have been filled to capacity. This was supposed to be a panorama, but I was booted by security before I could finish the shot. So, this 18mm version had to do.
Technical info:
This is an HDR composite of three exposures combined in Photomatix.