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I love how committed she was to rocking out for all of us.
Ended up with a bit of motion blur in this. It's a neat effect; not what I was going for, but I'm not sure there's quite enough for it to really work at the same time either.
I think this was shot at 1/60 though so I guess next time I can just adjust my settings for a higher shutter speed.
Lighting: provided by class instructors
Makeup/Hair: Amy MacCulloch
Model: Amanda Zaharchuk
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LoveWay Needs Volunteers 16 and over. New Training: Wed. Jan. 29, 2020.
LoveWay, Inc., Elkhart County’s most unique nonprofit mission, is currently in need of volunteers to help with their upcoming spring semester! NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Minimum age requirement to become a volunteer in the Therapeutic Riding classes is 16. Individuals under the age of 18 must have parent or guardian approval. LoveWay is also a PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International) accredited organization, whose “research shows that individuals of all ages who participate in EAAT (Equine-assisted activities and therapies) can experience both physical and emotional rewards.” Riders at LoveWay are coached by a PATH certified instructor in horseback riding lessons that can lead to benefits such as memory skills as well as can improve fine and gross motor skills by grooming and tacking their horse. New volunteers start out by being sidewalkers, where creating the bond with their rider is highly encouraged. LoveWay also enjoys having volunteers for other needs such as grounds maintenance, and assisting with special events. School and work groups are welcomed to help with larger tasks. If interested, The next New Volunteer Training will be held on Wednesday, January 29th, from 6-8pm. Call now to reserve your spot! 574-825-5666 or email at volunteer@lovewayinc.org.
Southern Railway 6913, one of 4 remaining Southern E8A's, is seen in the deadlines at SARM's facilities in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. After the fading SR paint was over-coated with the scheme of New Jersey Transit, the rust is eating away at the shell revealing a few splotches of the original Southern green. Though you can't see it, the nose of the locomotive still faintly displays the Southern Herald, marking the units history and significance as it lingers in hopes of restoration.
Standard Class 2 2-6-0 no 78018 approaches Quorn and Woodhouse with a freight from Loughborough to Rothley Brook and passes GWR 2-8-0 no 3850 working a freight in the opposite direction from Rothley Brook to Loughborough. My photo was taken on Sunday 26 January 2025 during the GCR Winter Steam Gala.