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NS ES44AC 8102, the Pennsylvania heritage unit brings up the markers on NS 962, a six locomotive light power move as they head westbound under the PRR signal bridge at Tipton, PA as nightfall rolls in. Its very fitting to have a Pennsy-painted locomotive passing under these signals in what is more than likely my last photo taken here before they fall.. April 7, 2019.
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Don't sit down on the pins! Abby advised
On the point of an empty oil train, the New York Central heritage unit is right at home coming under the vintage NYC signal bridge at CD 282 between Vickers and Millbury on the Water Level Route. This scene has since changed, as the replacement cantilever now stands behind the signal bridge and it won't be long until the classic structure falls to the ground.
SET 3 – Walmart, Morrilton, AR
Not to be left out, the fitting rooms received their own Airport décor makeover as well, looking very much identical to the style seen in Corinth and Southaven. What’s interesting about those two stores, though (and as discussed at that linked Corinth photo), is that they have the 2020 blue nightmare décor as opposed to Airport! So, that’s confirmation that this particular detail, at least, hailed from Airport, and therefore was probably the single nicest décor item in either store following their respective remodels XD
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I rescued the stars I used the other day from the garbage. I'm putting the SOOC version in the comments, and I'll add my secret later.... time to make pizza!
View large. The stars in the back aren't photoshopped, they just look odd because they're out of focus.
Secret 25: I don't fit in well. Anywhere. But I also don't try to, so I suppose that's my fault.
Colas Hog 70810 slips through Stirling station between all the commuter trains whilst working the 6M84 Aberdeen Waterloo - Carlisle NY .
Striking complexity and grace in the tiling, carving and sculpture of fittings and decorations of this ancient palace in Seville Spain. As might be expected the site has undergone numerous transformations from its origins in the seventh century.
A photo I took 14 years ago with a silly 3 facet prism and ...based on the (lack of) EXIF data, one of my manual focus M42 lenses. I Do. Not. Remember. which one (you'll have to forgive me, 2008 was a little while back.) Based on the FoV, I strongly suspect it was my Asahi Super-Takuma 35mm F/3.5. The relatively slow aperture of that 35mm would explain my need to bump up the ISO to 3200 in a situation where normally I'd get away with ISO1600 or lower. Also, I vaguely recall that the prism filter I used was the same mm size as the fitting on the Asahi. Looking at other photos I took with the prism around the same time confirm my suspicions.
Revisiting the photo, I denoised it using Topaz DeNoise AI (it's ISO3200 on an EOS 30D after all) and adjusted the contrast a bit. TBH the prism filter is a silly toy and I only used it a handful of times. The photo itself is not terrible, but would probably be better without the prism.
Lewisburg, WV. June 2016.
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Oh Sweet Pea, come on and dance with me!
My daughter calls my granddaughter (her niece, Brooke) Sweet Pea so it's only fitting that I have sweet peas in the garden!
3231 Chicago Rd, Steger, IL. Opened on 11/13/1980.
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Fitting rooms & young men's clothing
Per this photo (showing the old fitting rooms under that cool, pre-Impact era clothing sign), the fitting rooms here in the Iuka store were upgraded as part of the 2016 remodel. I kind of miss that monster overhead sign myself!
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Wal-Mart 274, 1979-built, Battleground Dr. at First American Dr., Iuka MS
Part of the fixture and fittings of British Rail and its successors are pictured.
March East Junction signalbox , opened in 1885 and now a listed building is passed by the relatively new in comparison 47813 and 47853 which were new in the 1960's.
The 47's were working the 1138 Crewe Gresty Bridge - Norwich Crown Point.
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Today I had my first fitting of my prosthetic leg at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
Adjusting was carried out to make the leg socket fit correctly and I was given a list of exercises to do at home to make both legs stronger.
Was allowed to weight bear on prosthetic however I was not permitted to walk on it even though I was busting to give it a go.
Still a long way to go but at least I have started the process. 11:05am, Tuesday the 15th of February, 2022.
Poppies, fitting name.
They pop up unexpectedly in places where the day before there was nothing. They smile anyway, sun or rain makes no difference at all. They endlessly dance, even in the most still air.
Red ink on green sheets, the very signature of affirmed season. In my forty springtimes, I still can't fathom their secret out. Them, fragile antennas, capturers of whispered tunes between distant worlds.
Shot with Canon EOS 40D + Canon 50mm f/1.8
Today is my personal three year DSLR anniversary. Yay.
I wrote about this happy day on my new Blog.
How did your live change through photography?
When did you story begin?
I would love to read your stories.
See ya...
(cont.) ...instead, we would be better off looking closely at the fitting rooms themselves, since as you can see here, they've been replaced as of last Monday! These newer, wood-looking units certainly look more modern than the old gray ones that used to be here (seen in the previous pic, and better in this series of photos, scrolling right at that link). Unfortunately, though, as a part of this switcheroo, it appears the classic P97 mens/boys and womens/girls signs (also at that link) were removed as well :(
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Photos were taken when maximum sunlight was availiable to expose different layers of corrosion/color.
Photos shot beneath palm on front deck of the house.
Spring has sprung forth in Abigail's Ophelia Pantsuit.. Pretty colors and patterns abound with choices in this lovely halter and slacks.
The halter comes with 6 solids and 10 patterns and the slacks are available in 8 solids and three patterns to make your Spring combination of colors unique.
Pretty spaghetti straps secure the top in a unique pattern that looks light and sexy.
Form fitting slacks are adorable and are sure to turn heads
This original mesh outfit fits Maitreya, Slink Physique, Hourglass, Belleza Freya, Isis and Venus, only available at the Swank Event LM below:
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Grab the Fatpack and be ready for Spring!
Dextrous seen alongside the McTay fitting berth, in Birkenhead East Float, some time in 1984.
Built as part of a two-tug order from Dover Harbour Board, the other tug being named Deft, she was sold to Howard Smith Towage in 2000 for use on the Thames, being renamed Cobham.
She subsequently became HT Cutlass with Adsteam on the Humber.
Her UK service ended in 2013 when Svitzer transferred her to Svitzer Americas for service in Venezuela.
Dextrous has a bollard pull of 29 tonnes and cost a princely £1.5 million to build.
Photo by J. Clarkson / D.B.Hillman Collection
Maudlin, SC. May 2017.
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Fittingly, the license plate said "MEOW".
See this picture for a little more of the hood.
I'm not sure which Saab model it is: maybe a 90s vintage 900 or 9000, or maybe a 2000-ish 9-3 (first generation) or 9-5.
In any case, the real answer is that this car is truly one of a kind now.
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Bostonist.com: Bite Size News, July 29, 2008 :-)
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UPDATE 12 Jan 2010: Spotted again! I saw the car while driving through Harvard Square this morning, and was able to stop & get a few more photos of this magnificent, magnificent beast of a car -- and with the better camera, too. Enjoy!
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UPDATE 30 Mar 2010: The hunt is on! Teresa Hanafin at Boston.com's RAW Blog today ran Who drives this funny car?, in which a Globe reader from Andover is asking for info about the owner of the car, noting that it has been several times in Boston's northwest suburbs (Burlington, Arlington, Andover, Cambridge, etc). According to some commenters, the owner may live (or work?) in Belmont, as it seems like it's seen there pretty often.
I don't want to infringe on the driver's privacy too much, unless she wants to "out" herself as the owner of this fine machine, so I'll simply add the handful of clues that I have:
• Both times I've seen the car, a woman was driving it.
• When I saw it in Harvard Square in January, she was wearing a Dr Seuss hat.
• When I saw it near the Museum of Science in July 2008, there was a couple of kids in the back seat, one with curly (red?) hair.
• She's way ahead of you on the "EYESORE" jokes :-)
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UPDATE 31 Mar 2010: The Boston.com blog post ferreted out the info within hours:
Jenny wrote to let us know that a correspondent for one of the Globe's regional editions wrote about the car, identifying the owner, about a year and a half ago.
Lewisburg, WV. June 2016.
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East Stroudsburg, PA. June 2015.
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Don't worry, that oddly-angled pic isn't the only one I have of the fitting rooms :P And actually, this pic is one of the newer ones in this set, taken in February of this year for a change. Looks like a clever employee has stuck up a rack to hold discarded clothes in that awkward corner between the men's underwear display and fitting room entrance over on the left of the photo: the best use I've seen for it yet! Otherwise, it seems to serve as random cart storage, or a place to lean while waiting for someone trying stuff on, like I've done XD But that's not what we ought to be paying attention to here... (cont.)
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WEEK 25 – Columbus Kmart, Set 1
Women's clothing was on either side of that center actionway we just looked at in the previous shot; now, spinning around to look the opposite direction, the children's clothing departments are in front of us – literally, the split between girls' and boys' is plainly visible. Taking advantage of that split is the store's fitting rooms, which is comfortably nestled between the two departments. Its triangle décor remains, but the wall behind it has been painted red; there's also a section of yellow paint visible on the right edge of this shot, and above these, a red stripe can be seen running the perimeter of the store. What's obvious is that these are somewhat-recent updates, but what's not obvious is just when these updates would have taken effect. If anyone knows or has a guess, please leave me a comment!
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