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Some back-scratching takes place near Sandy Hook, Maryland (just west of Brunswick), as a westbound CSX freight approaches. 24th October 2006.
Or Back in Dark Brown at least. Need to sort through a tonnage or two of old shots!
A Chickhill Blue, erm, female Chalkhill Blue. Taken at Denbies Hillside back in the days of warm sunshine.
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Kranhäuser, Köln 2009
BRT Architects
Just had to add this one showing the grace of the old harbor-cranes vs. the new-interpretations across the way.
I'm going to have to go back to get one with the arm of the crane as well. It was a hurried job.
In the background one sees the harbor-office.
Bob Jordan photo
The brakeman rides the rear of the former Northern Pacific lounge car as the San Francisco Zephyr backs into Denver Union Station on a June day in 1974
Denver, CO
June 1974
Train of the Day
9/24/18
The rear wall stubbed out showing that the rear wall will stick out farther than the hoop area. This was dictated by the length of the Solexx panel. ADJUSTMENT I am ordering a custom roll of Solexx long enough to reach the end of the structure.
"Back!" Two girls on a fat bike are turned back by traffic controllers and take a different route. The girl in front is busy with her phone.
Shot with a vintage Polaroid SX-70 (Model 1 folding SLR) using film from The Impossible Project (see also the Impossible Collection).
First experimental shots with Impossible Project film and restored SX-70. The medium is the message.
On a back road near Moro. This decayibg corral shows no signs of use, so it's probably abandoned. The door is off it's hinges and daylight is showing through the cracks. ...Central Oregon
As I mentioned in another photo, I visited the site of my grandparents' home. I had brought two rocks, small enough to hold within my hand, from my home. I place them against the back splash of this sink, which is looking a lot like nature these days.
Do not adjust your set...this shawl is indeed darker and bluer in some spots, and lighter and redder in others (although the reddish tint to the purple in the paler areas doesn't show up too well in these pics).
I used Wilton's Icing Color in violet to overdye this shawl from the original beige color. This is easily the most awesome result I've had from a food color dye job to date. You definitely need to experiment with breaking color at least once.
Lunch at the Albatros, moored at the quayside of Wells-next-the-Sea (see near the end of October). Part of Tara's Christmas present was a sum of money to spend in Normal For Norfolk, an emporium in W-n-t-S that stocks jewellry, bags, dresses.. you get the idea. She was kept in the dark despite constant questioning.
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