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Panorama from the abandoned dye plant.
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Detail from Marangoni effect - surface tension gradient causing flow around a droplet of dye. The droplet is approximately 3 mm in diameter.
I'm proud to announce my first published magazine photo spread.
DYE Magazine, which is focused on heavily dyed or pigmented hair was gracious enough to accept my photos of Stephanie Castro as Captain America that I took at Long Beach Comic Con.
You can check out the magazine at: www.dyemag.com/
or on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/dyemag/
Plenty of twists and turns on the descent to Lyttelton, near Christchurch, New Zealand.
HD PENTAX-DA 20-40mm f2.8-4 Limited.
The cigar by Robert Caldwell, the tye dye is by The Funky Clothes Line.
"The king is dead" is Made with Dominican Corojo & Negrito leaves.
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Viewed from Scarrow's Lane, north of Lazonby, Stanier Black Fives 45212 and 45157 'The Lancashire Fusilier' (aka 45407) captured in another welcome and unexpected spell of sunlight in the stunning Eden Valley in the autumn, heading the 07:27 1Z50 Manchester Victoria to Carlisle 'The Citadel' charter on Saturday 10th November 2018. By the time that the two 'Black 5's' had reached the bridge over Dyer's Beck the wind had whipped the exhaust from the leading loco right down over the second and along the entire train.
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This is what I did:
1. Soaked 4 items to be dyed in Rit Color Remover. I made it up with warm tap water and used an entire package of powder. Nasty stuff. Use outside. It did not work. Probably because I did not boil the water? Some strange dye came out of one of the stained items and an orange skirt and the white dress turned purple. Strange. Avoid using this if possible. I had good results the first time I used it, but not the second or third.
2. Rinsed the color remover out. Took forever. Washed items several times in Ivory Clothes Detergent. Horrible odor.
3. Soaked wet items in Rit dye solution for about 45 minutes. Stirring fairly constantly.
8 cups water
8 Teaspoons Liquid Rit Purple Dye
6 teaspoons salt
Salt is supposed to help the cloth absorb the dye evenly. That worked pretty well. Better than when I did not use salt on my second dye experiment.
4. Rinsed the items intil the water ran clear. Takes forever.
5. Let dry. Noticed that the bow area did not absorb the purple as well as the rest of the dress. I wet the dress and then spot dyed that area with dye on a q tip. Worked pretty well.
This is a pain in the neck, but still something I enjoy doing every so often with old, ratty vintage Barbie items. Gives them a new life. I did a skirt, too. It has a dye streak and needs to be washed out, again.
I'm pretty sure this is Dyer's Mazegill, Phaelous schweinitzii, although I haven't seen it before with this morphology. Normally it appears as more of a concentric low growing plaque. Seen in a Surrey wood.
This fungus got its name from use as a source of yellow, orange and brown fabric dyes, the colours getting darker with age.
A focus-stacked image.
Rob Dyer of Skate4Cancer.
Rob and I ventured into Coney Island after warped tour yesterday and snuck on a few rides and shot a lot of really hilarious photos and also some nice ones. I've known Rob for almost 4 years! He's one of my best friends.
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ROG Class 37/6 No.37601 Perseus is seen passing through Dyers Lane, Barnes on the 27th of October 2018 in Charge of the 09:25 5Q87 Ilford EMUD - New Cross CSD, unit move consisting of TfL EMU 378150 which was on its way to New Cross Gate CSD after receiving the new TfL Livery.
Here is a photo of Chicago, Indianapolis & Louiville's Dyer, Indiana tower, date unknown. Pictured on the steps is the operator and the view is looking north from about the Monon/EJ&E diamonds. This tower controlled the Monon, EJ&E and Michigan Central movements. The MC & EJ&E ran east and west parallel approximately a quarter mile apart. As far as I know, the tower had no switches on any of the 3 roads inside the plant. It just controlled signals. It also did not hand out train orders. This is probably why it was easy to put the control to the agent and finally automate.
This photo is from the collection of Mahlon Eberhard.
Update: The north end of the siding on the Monon was in fact interlocked.
Back when the ore trains ran on the Monon Sub, you could see some interesting sights when a K500 showed up. The loaded ore trains came off the BNSF and went south on CSX down to the new plant at Reynolds, IN for processing. It looks like the rumors that the operation would start up again are proving to be false, a sad fact for many people. Good paying jobs are hard to come by, both on and off the railroad. As for us old retirees and railfans, it means not seeing an old Grinstein on the point charging through Dyer on a well lit November afternoon.
Another view of the Dye Pit at Lindale Mill. This time focusing more on the windows and the patterns of light coming through the windows. The variety of colors outside showing through the open panes, and the variety of hazing on the remaining glass take on a stained glass look.
As well as Kelvin and Clydeside, Strathtay Scottish also chose to operate Routemasters as part of its local deregulation battles London Transport RM 1821 moved north in 1986 and became SR6, it received the wacky but noticeable Strathtay livery and is seen here on Dundee High Street on a June evening in June 1987 working on one of the Tayway services towards Broughty Ferry.
821 DYE later became YSL 32B in 1989 and lasted in service until 1992.
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I bleached these trees and then dyed them with my rug hooking dye. I forgot how much fun dyeing is! Now I'm scouring my boxes to find more trees to dye!
The southbound Hoosier State came into Dyer station on an approach signal, account of slow moving traffic on the ex EJ&E diamonds just a little bit south. By the time the passenger train got down to the home signal, the traffic had cleared and the engineer was looking at a clear indication. He definitely knew what to do and cracked the throttle, leaving a puff of smoke and a trail of dust as the 4137 accelerated. I must have missed the "Hi Ho Silver Away"
Back in happier times for CSX and the Monon Sub, J769 used to work north out of Lafayette five days a week. The roadswitcher would make it up to Dyer about three times a week, working Schilling Lumber in St John and the General Electric warehouse in Munster. The job usually rated a pair of four axles. Here's the local headed back south after servicing GE with a nice looking YN3 GP40-2 leading a road slug. July 22, 2013 was a happy day for this end of the railroad.
These dye colors were so vibrant that even the gentle Portra film stock (comparing to Ektar for example) could capture them.
Pentax ME Super
SMC Pentax-M 50mm f/1.7
Kodak Portra 160
Self developed using CineStill Cs41 chemicals, and scanned with my DSLR (Nikon D610 + Tokina 100mm f/2.8 macro lens).
One of the more popular murals in Nashville these days (and there are a lot of them!!) is this tie-dyed "Nashville at Heart" mural with a catchy hashtag just to the left of the hand... #PeaceLoveGoodDeeds
This mural is located in the 12 South District of Nashville.
Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6.
"For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." ~Jeremiah 29:11
{65~365 ~ Mar 6th 09} Well today is day 65. I have now only 300 days to go lol tomorrow i will be in the 200's instead of the 300's now doesn't that sound a LOT less lol ;) I did manage to survive the day and in fact the kids were sweet, well behaved and did not take advantage of their poor old teacher....lots of hugs and get well cards made my day.... so it was not a to dye for day..... or maybe it was lol :)Car