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Helper action on the WMS. Photo charters don't often feature helper service, here are two images from a Lerro charter on the WMS that provided both a helper scene and a caboose hop. Not to mention some Fall color and cows.
One more time. Not to ignore what's going on in Libya right now either.
In this shot, I love the effects of the ocean breeze on the Japanese Flag. It is surrounded by two American Flags, although one is hiding behind the palm tree.
Thank you again to everyone who left heartfelt comments on the last two pics. It means a lot.
Have a fantastic Sunday!
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Some focusing missing on the beak but too late now...isn't it.
Passed through my bird book and could not find the name of this banded bird. Need your HELP guys.
Thanks SOOOO much for being here. Truly appreciated.
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The Friday prior I was chasing FL9s on Cape Cod and a week later I'm in the Wasatch Mountains on my beloved Grande. It just didn't seem real....and looking back it still doesn't.
This day seemed as if it might have been 1996 all over again! There were 10 trains in daylight and we shot 7 of them on the old Rio Grande including four on the lightly used mainline across the desert between Helper and Grand Junction on UP's Green River Sub.
Anyway, here is just one from earlier this amazing morning. After meeting a coal empty headed down the Pleasant Valley Branch to Skyline Mine the "Helper Helpers" backed through the crossovers and flew west around a disabled MofW vehicle. They were headed down the hill to help a loaded GREX slot train up the mountain. We'd see that much later, but after this shot we had to head east for a date with another once a week train on a certain branchline on an obscure corner of the old Rio Grande.
I hope you enjoy this shot of what may be the last regular manned Helper job on the entire Union Pacific.
Colton, Utah
Friday May 10, 2019
One of the Helena manned helper sets for use on Mullan Pass are cut in to 5258's coal train for the long slog up the 2.2% grade, seen east of Austin, MT. This set comprised of SD70ACe's No's 4315, 4318, 4311 & 4303. 29 April 2023.
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Back Story ........................................
Ya want to know what they're saying ?
Young Helper:
" Is Uncle Jon really a young monkey boy
with no brain for thinking?"
No#1:
Yes, and if he gets any closer throw a tomato
at him and he'll run away like a young monkey !"
"So what did young monkey boy with no brain for
thinking do ?" ..... He Shot Em .......;-)~~~
Left early as usual, did a short stop at The Dog Palace.
Fed and brushed Mama, did a quick recon around to
make sure all is OK at Mamas place.Didn't interact with
any of the other dogs. Took off to see No# 1 Wife .
Spent a few hours with No# 1, mostly watching everyone work.
Arrived home just before dark where 3 hungry dogs were waiting.
Tomorrows plan is to leave early again and head straight for
The Dog Palace. Mama and all the other dogs at the monkey temple need to spend extra time with me, or visa versa ? ..;-)
Thursday I'll be back out to see No#1, again, feeding Mama on the way. I'll be leaving 4 Laos in a few days so there's lots to do yet.
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
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Help me because I am broken, nothing makes me happy and I can not keep pretending to be happy; help me because no is how to get out of this. I just want someone to tell me that everything will be OK and I embrace".
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Ayudame porque estoy rota, nada me hace feliz y no puedo seguir fingiendo ser feliz; ayudame porque no se como salir de esto. Solo quiero que alguien me diga que todo va a estar bien y me abrace".
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Hello everyone,
I need your help! This darwing above took me more or less 5,5 hours to draw (not sure if that’s slow or not). This is a free commission for my friend. I’m thinking about taking paid commissions but I still can’t figure out prices. So here is my question to you. How much would you be willing to pay for a sketch like this? This is just an example.
Thanks in advance!
If you were
Always meant
To go it alone
Time would go easy on you
The grass would fall to the side
And
The wind would
Push you on your way
But since this and that
Will never be
Remember
You will forever
Have me
Dear dolly friends, please help me identify these clothes. NOT the doll, but the dress. I got the Barbie (?) wearing this costume when I was around 11, she was my first fashion doll. Unfortunately she was eaten by my mom's dog, so now I don't have her. But I soooo want to find her. So please, help me if you know that doll who wore it. She also had long red boots, not these sandals. Thank you! (she was blonde and had bendable knees if it helps...)
Need help with identifying this bird. I want to say it is a lesser yellowlegs since there were both species present this morning. The bill is throwing me off, i have never seen a lesser yellowlegs with a bill like that. If anyone knows, i would appreciate it if you would let me know, Thanks!
Need around 3 more participants for this planned collab. Must be attending BFVA 2017 and be of proper skill set. This thing is going to be pretty detailed and of decent size. I don't want a Kursk repeat *shivers*.
This guy turned three years old recently. He's turning into the cutest nephew ever (okay, he already was).
Image made with my Nikon F100.
I've only had my little helpers for two days now, they are proving to be a great help around the house.
I've been quite busy this morning so when they offered to open my new bag of bird seed and fill my feeders I jumped at the chance and said yes.
Unfortunately I forgot to tell them that I prefer the bag to be opened at the top to save too much mess but by the time I found them I was too late.
Oh well, they were only trying to help,
Merry Christmas to you all.
While one set of helpers shoves a loaded oil train up and over Bozeman Pass, another helper set waits in the siding at Muir, having just shoved a grain train over the hill. The helpers would follow each other back east to Livingston.
BNSF U FYNPTL0 38T (Unit Train- Fryburg, ND to Portland, OR)
BNSF Dash 9-44CW #4148
BNSF SD70ACe #9172
(DPU) BNSF Dash 9-44CW #5465
(Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4405
(Helper) MRL SD40-2XR #265
(Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4400
MRL Livingston/Bozeman Helpers
MRL SD70ACe #4402
MRL SDP40-2XR #290
MRL SD70ACe #4403
Muir, MT
August 28th, 2021
Seen at the Mast signals, activated in 2019, about a couple of times a week, a helper will be cut east of UN and sent around the loop track and sent back down the hill. AR Tower is seen in the background.
B&O GP9 locomotives serve as tunnel helpers shoving a train over the Jones Falls River and Falls Road in Baltimore, MD, on a March day in 1975. The train had just exited the tunnel that goes under the city of Baltimore less than a mile before this location. Photo taken with a Kodak Instamatic.
Artefact. It's from the intensive observation unit and are used for people who can't speak due to some injury. I guess it's very practical and useful.
UP 8939 is getting ready to pull forward onto the main line and have the two manned helpers attach to the rear for the climb up the Cascades.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I need your help to get a question answered about scanning old analogue slide film.
I still have a suitcase full of slides. The ones I'd like to keep are from about 1986-1988 onwards, so they are at the most 28 years old. They have long been stored in a bedroom cupboard, but seem in reasonable shape for their age.
Still, I would like to see them scanned. My main purpose is to preserve the images I made in places like China, Indonesia, Mali and Cote d'Ivoire. I do not think they have great artistic or historical value, but I want to be able to look at them when I am old myself. For a start, I want to collect them in a few Blurb books. I may like some pictures enough to have them enlarged and hang them on the wall.
Obviously, drumscans would be best, but I would not know if that still makes sense given the current quality of the slides. It is also prohibitively expensive for the volume that I have. I may want to do this for the few images that I especially like and may want to enlarge at a later stage. For the mass of slides I need to find a cheaper solution.
So I found a local gentleman who scans negatives and slides professionally. This was one of the scans he made to check the quality. It was made with a Minolta 5400, but he also has a Braun PS5000 scanner, which should lead to an equivalent quality.
What would you advise me to do? Would you consider having this quality of a scanner given the purpose that I have with these pictures? What do you think of the scan quality? Are there much better machines that are cheaper than drumscans (this gentleman also had various Nikon scanners, but he had technical problems with all of them).
I was told that this would lead to scans that could be printed to a format of A4 format (21 * 29.7 cm or 8.3 * 11.7 inch). When I view this on my computer screen, I think the grain allows a larger format, although sometimes the dynamic range may be a bit low. This photo may not be the best example, since the three people seem not completely sharp, in contrast to the flags and billboard.
All your remarks and comments count. Thank you in advance for your help!
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