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Colas Rail's 37116 is seen stabled round the back of Carlisle station whilst on a multi-day trip across the North West, 37421 being on the other end for company. 02/07/2021
one my lil Experiance project in jeddah hostel photgraphy ,
used a small lighter in dark Rome actually, I took two shoots one of background n 2nd for the main supject . :) :)
أحد التجارب بنادي فوتوغرافيو بيت الشباب بجده
والتقنية المستخدمه في هذه الصورة ببساطه هي الإضائة وكيفية التحكم بها
بحيث تم استخدام كشاف متعدد الالوان للتحكم بهذه اَلإضاءة
في الحقيقة تم دمج صورتين الاولى للخلفية والآخرى للمجسم
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56113 seen at Potters lock near Ilkeston on the 6C56 Tinsley south junction - Toton North yard 13/8/17. (Taken using a pole)
Colas Rail Class 37116 glides along the ECML Section at Yaxley Lode(Peterborough) working 0Z37 Tonbridge west Yard GBRf. to Oxwellmains Lafarge Colas. - 12/6/2021.
The first coca-cola mural in the world was painted on this wall in 1894.
Cartersville, Georgia
Historic plaque:
My first trip out for far too long took me to Glen Strathfarrar with Highlandscape. This area is Iain's usual stomping ground but my first visit so I was reliant on his local knowledge to find us some good locations. These falls on the River Farrar certainly met the criteria - known as the 'Cola Falls' by Iain's family due to the deep brown, bubble filled water.
15/06/2011Coca-Cola is marking its milestone 125th anniversary with a fabulous 1950’s-style pop- up soda bar in Selfridges, London, for a limited run of six weeks from Friday 17th June. Positioned in the women’s street department on the ground floor, the soda bar pays homage to Coke’s first ever soda bar, established in Selfridges back in 1926. The Soda Bar will be manned by 50’s styled waitresses, who will be serving perfectly chilled Coca-Cola in beautiful limited edition ‘Hutchinson’ bottles, specially re-created to mark the company’s 125th anniversary. Situated in the busy women’s fashion department, the soda bar will provide the perfect opportunity to stop and enjoy a cool refreshing drink after a hard day’s shopping. The Hutchinson bottle, first created in 1899 is available at Selfridges to buy exclusively alongside a collection of heritage bottles inspired by different shaped Coca-Cola bottles during the brand’s 125-year history. Tanya McMullen, Grocery Buying Manager, Selfridges comments "Like Selfridges, Coca-Cola has a lasting heritage and it is exciting to be able to offer a contrast to the limited edition bottles of more recent years with a celebration of the original designs. The soda bar gives Coca-Cola the opportunity to showcase one of the brand's most celebrated eras, as well as provide some theatre for our customers." Zoe Howorth, Market Activation Director for Coca-Cola Great Britain, explains: “2011 is an incredibly significant milestone for Coca-Cola, as we’re celebrating 125 years of happiness in a bottle. The 1950s, pop-up Soda Bar at Selfridges is a great way for us to thank our drinkers and partners, who have made Coca-Cola the iconic brand it is today in Great Britain.” The Soda Bar will land in Selfridges on Friday 17th June and will remain in store for 6 weeks.- ‘From Pop Star, to Pop Bar, Myleene Klass launches Coca-Cola Soda Bar at Selfridges to mark the brand's 125th Anniversary. The 1950’s-style pop-up soda bar will be in the 'Spirit' fashion department of Selfridges, London, for a limited run of six weeks from Friday 17th June.’ - ENDS - For further information please contact:Gemma Bell at Lexis PR on 020 7908 6517 gbell@lexispr.comStacey Pinkus 020 7908 6502 spinkus@lexispr.com Notes for EditorsThe Coca-Cola story began on 8 May 1886 when a pharmacist named Dr. John Pemberton carried a jug of Coca-Cola syrup to Jacobs' Pharmacy in downtown Atlanta, where it was mixed with carbonated water and sold for five cents a glass. To this day, the secret formula remains a closely guarded secret within the vaults of Atlanta. From these humble beginnings in the Deep South 125 years ago, the brand remains as relevant today as it was then - Coca-Cola has grown into one of the world’s most recognisable brands, loved by consumers and celebrities alike.The Coca-Cola CompanyCoca-Cola is a registered trademark of The Coca-Cola Company.The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) is the world’s largest beverage company, refreshing consumers with more than 500 sparkling and still brands. Along with Coca-Cola, recognised as the world’s most valuable brand, the Company’s portfolio includes 12 other billion dollar brands, including Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Coca-Cola Zero, Glacéau vitaminwater, Powerade, Minute Maid, Simply and Georgia. Globally, we are the No. 1 provider of sparkling beverages, juices and juice drinks and ready-to-drink teas and coffees.Through the world’s largest beverage distribution system, consumers in more than 200 countries enjoy the Company’s beverages at a rate of 1.7 billion servings a day. With an enduring commitment to building sustainable communities, our Company is focused on initiatives that protect the environment, conserve resources and enhance the economic development of the communities where we operate. For more information about our Company, please visit our website at www.coca-cola.co.uk -- Adrian BrooksImagewise Limitedwise words – clever picturesThe Award Winning Photographic ConsultancyImagewise Limited , Linear House , Peyton Place , Greenwich , London SE10 8RSTelephone : 0208 858 6555 - Mobile : 07768 696197 Email : info@ imagewise.co.uk Website : www.imagewise.co.uk
Toda historia admite diferentes versiones (en ocasiones, es más honesto asumir que, directamente, cada historia necesita dos versiones o más para completarse)
Hoy asomo vuestras miradas frente a la espectacular caída de la cascada Cola de caballo. Para quienes la conocéis será una oportunidad de recordar vuestras propias vivencias en este precioso lugar. Para los que tenéis el Monasterio de Piedra en la lista de pendientes, esta foto se transformará en una razón más para desear visitarlo.
Muchas veces resulta complicado mantener la perspectiva en una imagen pero esta vez la fotografía contiene varios elementos que facilitan bastante la tarea. Casi al inicio de la caída, a la izquierda podéis encontrar una barandilla de madera. Es de tamaño natural y desde ella pueden asomarse a contemplar el paisaje aproximadamente cuatro personas... Podéis empezar a calcular su tamaño real y con esa referencia jugar a adivinar la altura de caída de esta manta de agua...
En un plano inferior, en vertical desde dicha barandilla podréis encontrar otra similar y a su lado se aprecia el camino marcado por otras barandas parecidas.
Si seguís descendiendo, justo antes de alcanzar la zona sombría hallaréis unos "ventanucos"; son más bien puertas pues tienen la altura de un adulto.... Váis calculando?
Desde ellos se desciende por una escalera de madera hasta llegar a la gruta Iris. El suelo de esta gruta queda exactamente a la altura en que la cascada golpea contra la roca y se rompe desviando su dirección.
Si con todo esto no acertáis a haceros una idea de su altura aún disponéis de dos soluciones más. Ir hasta allí para verlo en directo o preguntarle a San Google que todo lo ve... 😉 Me da en la nariz que la primera alternativa es mucho más interesante pero allá cada cual con su cada cuala... (dichos de mi abuela 😉)
(Amigos fotógrafos y aficionados: Soy consciente de que esta fotografía hubiera resultado mucho más expresiva jugando con una larga exposición... Lo sé pero está tomada en días de turismo en pareja y no puedo abusar más de la paciencia de mi santo Job 😂😂😂. O me divorcio, o le consigo una amante para que esté entretenido mientras hago fotos 😁 No hay más opción)
37219 is seen at Wingfield tunnel working the 5Z65 1030 York Holgate sidings - York Holgate sidings via Derby. The move was to swap 37607 (which was on the back) for 37254 30/4/24.
Colas Rail 70808 Passes Leamington Spa, with 6M50 Westbury - Bescot via Oxford & Coventry.
26/04/16.
VESS COLA Relic ~ St Joseph, Missouri ~ Copyright ©2013 Bob Travaglione ~ ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ~ www.FoToEdge.com
Okay I'm gonna say right off the bat, this is about 80% Calin's Razor Cola Design flic.kr/p/wNSRTE
He really deserves all the credit!
Also... I'm really not sure what to talk about here. Usually I have plenty of things to say about my photos, but this one... I'm coming up blank. So I'm gonna let my image speak for me and leave it at that.
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There's a ton of cool behind the scenes images for this shoot over on my Patreon, including a detailed look at Razor Cola herself and how she fits to scale with The Interceptor and the photography set up. Pateron also has clear photos of the Forced Perspective Gastown build too!
As I mentioned on Patreon... “This was a challenging one for me! I made an attempt at Lego-Built motion without Photoshop in play. In a sense, I wanted to reflect Fury Road's own film production using "practical effects" in order to execute scenes.”
That's it though. I can't think of anything else to talk about! I've been holding on to this photo for awhile to try and think of stuff to say, but nothing is coming to me, so here you go guys!
Enjoy!
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WITNESS! WITNESS! There's early photography, behind the scenes images, and WIPs of upcoming projects from before the fall... before the world died....
Colas Rails' 56094 awaits acceptance into the Covered Steel Terminal at Newport Docks with 6F03 09:33 Llanwern - Newport Docks on 14/3/2013 whilst on "spot-hire" to DB Schenker.
First effort of the Colas livery powercar 43277 as it seen arriving at Derby working 1Q37 1759 Newcastle - Derby RTC 6/11/23.
Colas Rail Freight 56113 in the main inter-connecting thoroughfare between the up and down platforms at Hellifield station. The Class 56 was working the 6Z33 12:38 Hellifield Goods Loops to Chirk loaded timber on 29th August 2022.
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Sanford, NC
We came across this wonderful historic building as we explored the downtown streets of Sanford. If you look close, you'll see it's full of coca-cola bottles. There are the three above the three smaller windows, but if you look up just below the roof, you'll see the long row of smaller bottles.
Here's some information I found at the Downtown Sanford web site:
"The adjacent structure (this building) has a blond brick façade and molded terra cotta surrounds framing the windows and doors. Above the second floor windows are terra cotta panels with stepped sides, three containing Coca-Cola bottles in relief and the larger fourth one containing the Coca-Cola logo. The cornice features molded terra cotta with sawtooth openings framing tiny Coco-Cola bottles. These terra cotta geometric designs are beige, brown, green, and yellow, reflecting the building trends of the 1920s."
Colas liveried class 56 56302 is seen at Manchester Oxford Road 18th February 2022 with the diverted 6k30 Carlisle to Pinnock sidings due to Storm Eunice
A minute before midnight and 70810 is seen passing through Grantham with the 3rd engineers train that evening. Working was the 6C80 2230 Doncaster Up Decoy Yard - Hatfield 17/1/25.
I shouldnt love you but I want to
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I cant look away
I shouldnt love you but I want to
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And I dont know how to be fine when Im not
Cause I dont know how to make a feeling stop
Just so you know
This feelings taking control of me
And I cant help it
I wont sit around, I cant let him win now
Thought you should know
Ive tried my best to let go of you
But I dont want to
I just gotta say it all
Before I go
Just so you know
Its getting hard to be around you
Theres so much I cant say
Do you want me to hide the feelings
And look the other way
And I dont know how to be fine when Im not
Cause I dont know how to make a feeling stop
This emptiness is killing me
And Im wondering why Ive waited so long
Looking back I realize
It was always there just never spoken
Im waiting here...been waiting here