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At PTC test train hauls ass on its way east back to the MMC. Trains like this are becoming less and less rare as the railroad struggles to meet the December, 2018 PTC deadline.
NJT PTC Test Extra @ Bridgewater, NJ
NJTR Comet V 6029
NJTR GP40PH-2B 4212
This guys are in charge to control motos crossing the barangays (districts) in PH. After they controlled me they noted that I had my camera and asked me to picture them :) funny moment !
Took a trip to Slimbridge WWT the other day. Ended up taking about 400 shots so I needed to do a lot of weeding out.
I realised when I looked at this shot that the swan was wearing a radio transmitter.
Control panel for the power generators. there appeared to be a rotary AC DC converter here too. At least that's what i think it was!
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Old control room in Nevada. Here in 40´s scientists observe nuclear tests.
This is my entry to Eurobricks Collectable LEGO Minifigures Series 4 Building Contest. Insert Hazmat guy.
Didn't go out this morning since the weather forecast didn't look amazing and I was knackered, so I've got a chance to process some of the holiday snaps from Tenerife.
This shot was an attempt to capture the feel of the sunsets, with the incredible strength of the direct sun without any cloud to filter it. Obviously, there was no combination of filters that would hold back the brightness and I decided HDR would just look un-natural, so I allowed the sky to blow out in order to give that sun-baked feel.
The most impressive thing was that the Sigma 17-70 didn't give any flare at all, despite being pointed almost directly into the setting sun.
EOS50D / Sigma 17-70mm
TRIANGLE(S) theme for MACRO MONDAYS 10/05/15
Aperture, one side of the Exposure Triangle
Prop, a Mamiya RZ67 180mm soft lense.