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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland
Previously unpublished shot from July 2016. Enjoy!
The USS Enterprise is once again being attacked by aliens within the Christmas Nebula ... located in a galaxy far far away :)
This a combination capture overlaid in Photoshop ... the saucer section is at f/16, and the remainder of the image is at f/2.8 to get that real explosive looking bokeh.
The f/16 version of this will most likely be posted for the Monday Macro theme ... though I have a few other ideas for this coming Monday's theme (starts with a vowel)
GM 207, Abhainn na Bóinne (River Boyne) heads the Dublin Belfast Enterprise service across the causeway over Malahide Estuary.
Enterprise City Park, AL Along the edge of the big pond.
I think that it's better LARGE.
This is a smaller heron. All stretched out he is only about 12". This one is fishing along the edge of the shore. moving in a fast walk to his next location.
I was able to get very close to this one and got a bunch of photos in various poses, activity. Sooo...you'll be seeing this one again and again.
F_IMG_0631, 6 Sep 06
In a deep fog that wraps anything the only lights you can see are that of running cars on the highway so the suspension effect is stronger and it seems to be into a science fiction movie
A loaded BNSF grain train digs into the start of the long grade out of the Smoky Hill River Valley behind a warbonnet. This train spent most of the day tied down north/west of Abilene, but finally got rolling after 15:00, had to pick up 2 units at Abilene, and finally got rolling yet again after 16:00.
68026 'Enterprise' flies past Catterall with the 08.21 Carlisle - Crewe TPE test train on Mon 25th January 2021.
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A dramatic April sky photographed yesterday evening about 20 minutes before sunset. On the other side of this gathering of grain bins are several homes that make-up the unincorporated community of Enterprise, Iowa.
Three bracketed exposures merged and processed with
Darktable 4.8.0.
This photo of Enterprise captured at sunset, Iowa was taken on NE 46th Street, Polk County, Iowa just a few hundred feet north of NE 94th Avenue. Enterprise is an unincorporated community just east of Ankeny with a few homes and a large farm co-op.
Developed using darktable 3.6.0
Heading for HMNB.
HMS Enterprise is a survey vessel, manned by experts in examining and mapping the seafloor. She also acts as a floating base for mine countermeasures activities.
The Venetian Arsenal
is a complex of former shipyards and armories clustered together in the city of Venice in northern Italy.
Owned by the state, the Arsenal was responsible for the bulk of the Venetian republic's naval power during the middle part of the second millennium AD.
It was "one of the earliest large-scale industrial enterprises in history".
@Wikipedia
At 2 PM on Sunday afternoon the final boat in the convoy, the Canadian Enterprise rounded the bend at the end of Belle Isle, She was heading downstream to the Windsor Salt Mines terminal for another load of salt.
She was preceded by the Canadian Progress (on her way to Port Colborne) and the the ice breaker CCGS Samuel Risley.
Details for the Canadian Enterprise:
Year Built: 1979
Length x Breadth: 222 m X 22 m
Speed recorded (Max / Average): 9.9 / 7.4 knots
Flag: Canada [CA]
Call Sign: VCJM
IMO: 7726677, MMSI: 316001687
Wynns of Newport rebuilt M26 Pacific 6x6 'Dragon Wagon' ADW228B seen here making a very welcome appearance at the 2023 Welland Rally.
A venerable CIRR EMD GP15T rolls by the former Alabama Midland railroad depot built in 1903. It was later used by the Atlantic Coast Line.
The locomotive is the former AN 721 and was used by the CIRR until it went out of business when the G-P paper mill closed in Saffold, GA. It is currently being operated by the Wiregrass Central Railroad.
Built in 1983 for the Appalachicola Northern RR, CIRR 1597 and 1598, both GP15T's, work the Sessions peanut mill.
Prior to receiving the dreaded "orange dip", 1597 and 1598 were AN 720 and 721 respectively. The CIRR is a fallen flag as it ended operations when the G-P paper mill in Saffold, GA closed. Currently both locomotives are operated by the Wiregrass Central RR in Enterprise, AL.