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Driven: Motorcycles, Muscle Cars, and What Drives our Passions at The Wooly Mammoth on Friday.
Tom Cotter, Trey Mitchell (moderator), Melissa Holbrook Pierson, Earl Swift
Hear the stories of an Iron Butt Rally legend, the people who seek and find rare motorcycles in unexpected places, and get a glimpse of history through the lives of 13 people who all owned the same 1957 Chevy. [Photo by Stephanie Gross]
Followed by an 1899 Gladiator driven by Mr Eric Gosme. The RAC London to Brighton Veteran Car Run 2012. Brighton Road, Redhill, Surrey.
Having driven past this last week and thinking - Yes they are photos, an early morning photo session today happen. They are located towards the Grafton Centre end of Newmarket Road and seem to be commissioned by Blight Society www.blightsociety.co.uk
This was sadly pulled down on 14th October 2013.
I don't know what the function of this implement was, maybe to pick up hay?
The wagon is to be pulled by tractor, but the works are chain driven.
Driven by Bill Alexander. Pontiac powered and a very competitive car at the time. This was before wheelbases began to grow to compensate for the tendecy to wheelie when slicks began getting better traction
The dull gray/black 841 foot 64 story tall triangular, corner indented mass of steel known as the U. S. Steel Tower or USX Tower was completed in 1970. The building is unique in many ways , for one thing it does not need to be further weather proofed or cleaned because of its finish. It has been chemically treated so that it will not decay or rust and therefore does not need to be scraped, polished, buffed, waxed, or refaced, as other buildings do. It was the tallest building outside New York and Chicago for years. It is currently the tallest building in Pittsburgh.
"Untitled," by David Hammons. A wheel of Night Train Express bottles. From the Smithsonian's American Art Museum. Washington, DC.
On loan from the Hirshhorn - see their description of the sculpture.
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@ the Double Door Inn, Charlotte, NC
@ the Double Door Inn, Charlotte, NC
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Images taken while in attendance at a Driven Motorsport car cruise from Salisbury to the Barossa Valley, South Australia.
Taken with a tripod-mounted Canon EOS 40D and edited in Lightroom & Photoshop (with initial blends for blended images being done in EnfuseGUI Lightroom Plugin. Masks tweaked in Photoshop.)
A group of London General controllers meet with RT 1790 upon our arrival at Putney Common with a couple of the controllers having actually driven RTs during the beginning of their London Transport careers way back in the early 1970s. Here RT 1790 is seen at the setting-down stop for route 22 in Putney Common prior to running round the turning circle at the southern end of this tranquil side street.
I had the evening to myself on Thursday so I headed off out with the camera and no Plan. It had been a dull overcast day and windy so no good for macro and not promising for landscape. I hadn’t been out long, having driven a few miles out to Meltham and the sun broke through the moody sky, my luck was in. I spent the whole evening dashing backwards and forwards as the sun lit different areas up. The strong wind was chasing the cloud Eastwards, tearing the clouds in to beautiful shapes and leaving windows of blue in the sky. I love to emphasise the sky when it’s like this, to give a big sky look, a sense of vast space, which suited my theme for the Tour de France, showcasing Yorkshire as a diverse, big and beautiful place to be. There are an awful lot of people moving here, to be on the edge of this vast playground. We are minutes from the northern Peak District and the South Pennines- and I love it.
The tractor that is Bale wrapping had been working in a field at Upperthong that I couldn’t access. In another stroke of luck it drove up the road towards me, into the nearest field and started wrapping away, with a fantastic sky behind it.
I worked my way back to Meltham from the Holme Valley and then back in to the Colne Valley – home! – the light was fading as the sun found a cloud on the horizon but I was fairly happy with what I thought I had captured.
To see more information about the 130 year history of J B Schofield and Sons, including their transport and 33 years gritting in the Pennines look here www.jbschofieldandsons.co.uk/
@ the Double Door Inn, Charlotte, NC
@ the Double Door Inn, Charlotte, NC
© Vikas Nambiar, All Rights Reserved
What would you do if failure was not on the table do you realize that 87% of people allow their fear of failure to outweigh their desire to succeed no one is not enough we must apply we must apply being willing is not enough being willing is not enough we must do so I told you...
@ the Double Door Inn, Charlotte, NC
@ the Double Door Inn, Charlotte, NC
© Vikas Nambiar, All Rights Reserved
Cello shaped, and chain driven. There's something sensual about the woodgrain too. Portal23 produced this beautiful artwork piece and photographed it with a holga, lifted the emulsion onto a big chunk of glass, and gave it to me in a Tommy Hilfiger box with the simple instruction 'see what you can do with it.' So I did. I particularly love the grain of this image.
This is a close up of a steam engine driven locomotive located in Tucson, Arizona.
I think this is a very powerful image and a tribute to the men who forged this beautiful machine.
One feels so small, so insignificant standing next to this massive, man-made machine and to think it's the power of water, in the form of steam that moves this behemoth.
This engine is located in a renovated train station in Tucson, Arizona. I thank the preservationists who had the wisdom to save places like this so that future generations can appreciate the world as our predecessors knew it.
I have a great passion for mechanical things and the people who designed them and made them work. Each creator is part scientist and part artist for I believe there is great beauty in their creations.
Took a shot of my trusty daily driven civic. She is my first car and wish I can keep her forever.
This is my first attempt to make some motor sports type of shoot using strobist style.
This narratively driven, single-player game puts you in the role of a Jedi Padawan who narrowly escaped the purge of Order 66 following the events of Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith. On a quest to rebuild the Jedi Order, you must pick up the pieces of your shattered past to complete your training, develop new powerful Force abilities and master the art of the iconic lightsaber - all while staying one step ahead of the Empire and its deadly Inquisitors.