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Nice hodgepodge of controls making me believe this is a Bentley replica. I see some Bentley Wolseley parts and those 2 switches are old Dutch lightswitches.
Not the store's actual name, but it wouldn't be a bad one if this were their only line of business. Porto, Portugal
Inverkip Powerstation Control Room
The best control room out there? im sorry Battersea fans im leaning this way!
The oil fired station closed in the late 1980s having only been built a few years earlier. It only ran at full capacity for a few weeks during the 1986 mining strikes, otherwise it was a total white elephant! The 1970s oil crisis hit a matter of months after completion and rendered this brand new powerstation virtualy useless. Ever since closure it has been maintained as part of the strategic reserve but now demolition is relativly imminant parts are starting to be removed and systems disconnected.
The room feels new and un-used, Its one of the best time machines ive ever had the pleasure of riding, never going to foget this one!
241/366
Used to control our outside lights and hallway fans
Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia
If you want to print this out, pick the largest version flickr will let you get (they change it all the time it seems!), make sure the size comes up as 11cm square in whatever software you use to print it, then once it's done, check that the bit marked 1 inch actually is 1 inch.
The smaller WPI lines won't be completely accurate as the software I used to create them only allowed me to work to 3 decimal places, but they will be fine to use as a guide.
Air traffic control tower at the Melbourne airport. To get this photo required a little luck as I shot it from the passenger side of a moving car on the calder highway with a telelphoto lens zoomed as far as it could through the car window. It required some straightening and cropping but I love the layers of hills.
ISO 400 | 1/2500 sec | f/6.7 | 300mm
Here is a look at the controls of the load out as the operator is not only controlling the height of the chute, the flow, and the silo conveyors with his let hand, he is remotely controlling the locomotives using a remote box with his right hand.
DDC "Wild and Crazy"
We have worked very hard to teach R "impulse control". At this moment, he wanted his dinner, and he wanted it NOW. But he's not barking or jumping (like he used to do). Rather, he's staring intently toward his dinner which was being prepared.
I took my daughter to a birthday party at The deep today. I was fortunate to have 3 hrs to myself so went for a walk around Hull's Marina.
This is the footbridge and control room over the River Hull that links The Deep with the town.
5 frame HDR combined in Photomatrix to add a little colour to a dull grey day.