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Not sure why I'm calling it a container: it's got hardly any internal open space left to put anything in.
This was a fun build based on what I've seen in some of work by other Master Builders. I should use these techniques more often.
Fun fact: all the light gray parts are connected to each other but the two dark grey parts are not connected to anything. They're locked in place without any studs connecting them to the rest.
20201108_7118_7D2-50 Containers (or boxes)
A container yard scene, staged on my glorified HO scale test track model railroad module.
In shipping terms, containers are often referred to as "boxes" and that is the subject of this week's Crazy Tuesday theme "box or boxes".
And as they are here they are just small plastic boxes!
This is a nine-shot focus stack, initially processed in Lightroom and stacked in Photoshop.
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I liked this little silver jewelery box for the theme. It had the usual tangle of tiny chains and broaches inside but I found a little charm, a little smaller than a Monopoly game piece on a ribbon to add interest.
Rusty garbage container on calvary in central Slovakia. I forgot to change the ISO setting in my camera so it's a little bit noisy... :(
Colorful containers snake about the countryside on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe approaching Lake Park, Minnesota on 09-20-2019. 1516-021526
It was a cold cold evening, yesterday. During the waiting, I could see the grass slowly turn white. By the time the two freight trains had passed, my tripods were covered with a thin frosted layer.
The first train, hauled by a Traxx locomotive, looks like a train from Antwerp to Dourges. The second one is the most intriguing though. Description of the load was “big white containers”, and indeed: it was a train full of big white containers. We can only guess about the most secret content. Would it have been booster shots, nuclear waste, fireworks, mouth masks… or Christmas balls?
No answers, but another picture, on the Railscapes blog
Strobist info: 5 off-camera Godox flashes (2x 1/2 strength at front of train, 2x 1/1 strength in the back, 1x lesser strength for foreground). 1/60, F4, ISO3200.
Container Schiff X-PRESS ELBE bei der Ausfahrt Schleuse Kiel-Holtenau.
Länge: 151,74m
Breite: 33,4m
Baujahr: 2010
Flagge: Cyprus
RTC (Rail Traction Company) E189 912 and a MRCE sister with a southbound container train seen near Freilassing (Bavaria-Germany)
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Build your container home as you want with tish pack
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This quirky collection of gas cans and drums just caught my fancy. Image size 11 1/2" x 14 1/2" on 300 lb. Arches Cold Pressed paper and W&N Artist Quality colours. Image credit to Lillian Bell of Paint My Photo (PMP)