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He will be a plumber, I just know it. Poor kid is tall but small in the waist! At least his underwear covers his rear (for now!!!!)
I am sure one of these days they will hate me for these shots!
Zentrums für Molekulare Biowissenschaften (ZMB) der Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel (CAU) / Germany.
The past, present and future meet where glacial sands encroach on a modern forest.
Photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 7-14mm f/2.8 Pro. Raw conversion and post processsing were performed in Adobe Lightroom Classic 11.
Iowa Northern Railway train BUWA has IANR 4100, 3809, 3802, and 3803 for power on this December Sunday to make the run from Butler Yard near Shell Rock, Iowa to Bryant Yard in Waterloo. The train had 75 cars out of Butler, but have brought the head 15 into the CN Waterloo Yard for interchange. In the background EJE 667, still in orange, is paused in between it's duties as the yard switch engine, and a few other motors are laying around at the engine facility including EJE 658 in CN paint.
The CN is in the process of purchasing the IANR but is still awaiting STB approval, and so this is perhaps a bit of a look into the future. Meanwhile the past is well represented in this view too, as the Illinois Central Roundhouse here in the background has been present in at least in some form, (it's had stalls added and removed over the years) back to as far as 1901 (and possibly longer, it was hard to pin down a good date for the roundhouse construction from just some quick online research).
The Iowa Northern Railway uses the CN Mainline in Waterloo and Cedar Falls for a few miles from Waterloo West to Cedar Falls Junction as part of an arrangement going back to the 1980s and a highway project that saw the consolidation of some lines in Waterloo to make room for US 218. Normally from what I've seen the interchange work is typically done by the IANR in either direction at some siding tracks just west of Waterloo West and so they don't come into the yard like this. But occasionally when traffic warrants the CN will have the IANR come directly into the "A Yard" here at the Waterloo Terminal to make their setout and pickup as seen here. They would tie onto a cut of cars and shove back out of the yard to the rest of their train waiting on the mainline.
I had gone out after this BUWA even though it was likely to be a cloudy day because IANR 4100 on the point is one of the road's newest units (arrived to the IANR in August 2023 per some online notes, though it's originally a C&O unit) and still looks pretty sharp. But it was a nice bonus to get them making this less-common move, and this angle normally would be a heavily backlit-view if the sun were present.
I'm going to have to send Lydia away to an all girls' boarding school, I think. I won't have time to keep all the mean boys away from her.
Shot for Week 16 of my "52 Weeks of 2023" flickr group project given the theme "Black & White Architecture".
This walkway not only looks futuristic, it's on the path I take every day to and from my office. So for me, it literally is a look 'into the future" every day.
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Collection of Lincoln Library, Springfield (Best of Show Award)
Medium - inks and gouache
This is one of my best memories of Uganda.
For an entire day, I excused myself from the group and went alone...just a translator and me. I got observe village life outside the context of ministry...got the opportunity to sit with people, talk with them about their lives, and ask questions about their trade and craft.
This young mother was captivating. To me, she represents the heavy load born by the tireless Ugandan women. They build the houses, gather the supplies, hand launder everything, carry the water, tend the gardens, cook the food and raise the children.
This is my tribute to them. They truly are the nurturers of Uganda's future.
I would sum up my fear about the future in one word: boring. And that's my one fear: that everything has happened; nothing exciting or new or interesting is ever going to happen again ... the future is just going to be a vast, conforming suburb of the soul
J.G. Ballard
Sunset over my local ferry wharf, which is slated for demolition and redevelopment later this year. One of the last "original" wharves left on the harbour. Shot on Cammeraigal land.
Future veterinarian Oscar Sten (1870 - 1938) and his bicycle in Malmö 1889. The image - here shown with my colorization - is in the Swedish Digital Museum (Technical Museum).
This is a stack of 56 photos to get 27 minutes of star trails. I plan on doing at least 3 hours of star trails in the Spring when the North Star is a little lower in the sky and I can line it up with the bridge better. Now if I could convince all the air traffic and satellites to stay out of the sky during that time so I wouldn’t have to spend so much time cloning them out. Processed with ON1 Photo Raw, and image stacked and finishing in Affinity Photo.