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Gorgeous Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport 16.4 at O'Gara Coach in L.A., standing just ten feet from the blue carbon fibre Supersport. This one is brand new to O'Gara! I'm trying to get a bulk of the shots up that I want to because school starts soon and I may not be able to be as Flickr-active as I hope.
Can anyone spot the other hypercar in this shot?
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UP 1111, the Employee Pride Unit heads up Union Pacific train MPRAS (Manifest, Proviso, IL, to Alton & Southern RR run-through, East St. Louis, IL) as it blasts through Thornton Jct. in South Holland, Illinois on UP's former C&EI/MoPac-L&N Villa Grove Sub. The second and third cars of the train are hitting the diamond with CSX's former GTW Elsdon Sub.
I suspect Thornton Jct. had its name from the village by that name to the south before the village of South Holland annexed this far south and grabbed up this land.
The wooden armstrong lever tower that controlled the diamond here lasted into the 1980's, possibly the 1990's(?).
UP SD70ACe 1111 began life as UP 8362 before being repainted and renumbered by UP, and was built by EMD for Union Pacific in May of 2005.
To see more information and watch 1111 get repainted in hyper-speed, check out UP's own video below. I take no credit for creating UP's video:
If you don't have a football helmet, a US-army issue kevlar helmet would do. I have an itch to photoshop out the buildings at the bottom... maybe one day I will.
Taken with Canon EOS-1D Mark II with 24-105mm f/4 IS processed in Lightroom
A very pretty young lady dressed up as the Suicide Squad movie version of Harley Quinn.
I added a "Gradient Map" layer (black & white) to the image in Photoshop and only allowed the blues and reds to bleed through. Next, I reduced the opacity of the Gradient Map to let a little bit of the underlying colors of the image to show through which created a hyper-saturation of reds and blues in comparison to the rest of the image.
I use variations of this technique on quite a few of my photographs but not usually to this obvious extreme. Comments? Critiques? Feedback?
Taken with Leica M9 in 5 exposures -2, -1, 0, +1 and +2 and processed by using Photoshop CS5 HDR Pro.
Willow Flycatcher with a small insect, taking just a brief moment to pose for me. Hyper-humus Marsh, Lafayette, NJ