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Vertical staircase bannisters on an internal stairscase, horizontal venetian blinds, big glass shopfront window and reflections.
Janus 0-6-0 twin engine diesel electric no 38, bult by the Yorkshire engine co. of Sheffield, works no.2798 of 1961 sits stabled by the weighbridge at the Stocksbridge steel mill above Sheffield on Easter Saturday, April the 8th 2023. This loco shunts internal traffic, heated ingots and rolled steel, external traffic having ceased over a year ago.
Stabled nearby was another Janus, an earlier 1959 product to the same design, numbered 33. A look here ten days later saw the mill at work. 38 had disappeared, 33 had been moved and parked again at a similar spot. Rails show good use. I waited almost two hours, nothing came.. Maybe another time.
This place, along with an almost dormant Aldwarke arc furnace and mill is the last user of this successful type.
Two things define you - your patience when you have nothing and your attitude when you have everything
I'll start the image flow from my recent (October 2016) trip to the USA Canyon Lands with this image from Antelope Canyon.
This was my second trip to Antelope Canyon in Arizona, and I had two goals in mind; shoot some classic scenes with new eyes, skills, and equipment. AND shoot some more abstract compositions with the hope I could put my own impression on a place that surely every square inch has been photographed.
Hope you like this first of several from the canyon.
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In 1901 the drawing were approved for a new Church,which would relieve St.Peter`s and St.Paul`s parishes,where the population growth was large.Construction started in 1903,with a planned completion date of 1906,which was when St.John`s Parish was founded .The Church was finally inaugurated by Bishop Gottfrid Billing on Holy Teinity Day,june 1907.Designed in the Art Noveau style by Axsel Anderberg.
Tower height: 60,2m.Height to ceiling 26,13m. Length of Church 52,27m.
Both externally and internally,the Church is adorned with roses cut and carved by hand,which is why it is called "The Church of Roses".The are more than 1,000 roses in the Church.
What a great day out, meeting up with Mart and Marc, exploring a disused railway, ramen noodles and coffee and then back to the spot for a cracking Light Painting shoot in the evening. Matt and I had a crack at the tunnel and possibly the last shot from HAL's remaining internal camera. "Dave, this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. Goodbye." Qt
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In it's natural beauty explodes the colors of floral internal combustion !
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a safe and fun day dear Flickr friends !
Wandering through the city, the internal layout of the new building caught my eye. The building blocks and reflections created this composition.
Akiem-owned Siemens ES 64 F4 EuroSprinter, registered as 5170 027-4 PL-AKIEM (internally designated as ES 64 F4-453 / 189 453) and leased to LTE Logistics & transport, heads a heavy westbound automotive block train. The locomotive is pictured shortly before Güterglück, hauling a rake of BLG Logistics Laaers-type car carriers fully loaded with factory-fresh Audi Q8 SUVs. The multi-system capabilities of the 189 series are on full display here, seamlessly bridging the corridor between the Polish 3kV DC and German 15kV AC networks.
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Internal & External beauty of the legendary M62 locomotive 💚
The photo was taken during 2024's "M62-focused" special tour in Bor-Ondor station, Gobi-Desert part of the Trans-Mongolian railway. Monrailpic Tours ©2024
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Innere und äußere Schönheit der legendären "Wumme" M62 💚
Das Foto entstand während der "Mongolischen Wummen" M62-fokussierten Sonderfototour 2024. Übrigens wurde der nächste Termin der M62-fokussierten Sondertour bereits bestätigt und es sind nur noch wenige Plätze zur Buchung verfügbar!
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View of the curves on the viewing deck. We had a beautiful bright autumn day and spent sometime having a drink at the bar and viewing the sights
I promise this is the last section of the old Mill at Dunham to show you. Next I shall try and get some internal shots
“It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves.” -Sir Edmund Hillary
It’s very true that internal challenges can be the most difficult. There will always be inner mountains to climb and if I’ve learned anything in my life, it’s that we’re much stronger and resilient than we give ourselves credit for.
When I’m feeling overwhelmed or beaten down, notebooks are one thing that have always helped me. To write things down and get them out of my head puts things into perspective. The problem often doesn’t seem so daunting then.
Notebook from Wildlight and Wonder, bandana from Wayfaring Wolves (Etsy).
At some point it was bound to happen. The edifice of reality slips and there it is: the essense of reality.
The skull and bones of the front legs are seen tucked into the shell of this 3-toed box turtle as image with computerized tomography radiology. The system allows the doctors to rotate and look at the internal bones and organs inside the animal without harming it. This turtle is 90 years old and has passed through 3 generations of humans.
Another shot where the sigbificance will diminish over time but capture a moment in history. With the East Midlands Railways Class 158 fleet receiving both an external and internal refresh the well known Stagecoach fleet is being slowly replaced. With new and old liveried units working side by side to get a double set of refurbished units at the moment is quite rare.
On 19th June 2026 at 9.59am 158866 and 158783 approach Hagg Hill bridge, Tupton working 1L07 07.48 Liverpool Lime Street to Norwich via Nottingham.
Visionary direction and unparalled force applied in a significant manner to shape a nation.
Maintaining the status quo.
This little gemstone is only 25mm tall but it is able to give varied and interesting colours when exposed to a light source. In this case strong directional sunlight through the trees in Eglinton Park.
One inch tall Moonstone in contre jour lighting with selective lighting and focus.
“Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return.”
― Leonardo da Vinci
There is something so romantic about wandering amidst the long boughs of a weeping willow tree. When I was a child my grandparents had a lone willow tree in the centre of their garden. Even as a child on my summer holidays in England I was utterly fascinated by it. It's ancient branches hung so low that stepping through the leaves was like entering another world. Needless to say I've wanted to create a picture with this fairytale tree for so long :)
Thank you Zana from Pomegranate Wolf for being my model!
VDL SB120/Wright Cadet 2498 (CX54DKV) departs Crewe Bus Station on a full 84 journey to Chester via Nantwich. This was effectively 3349's replacement on the 84, a clear downgrade in size but certainly better presented internally. Photo taken on 25/04/12.
Pekhü Tso པད་ཁུད་མཚོ།
This is a salt lake, Lake Pelkhu Tso is 27 km (17 miles) long and 6 km (4 miles) wide at its narrowest point. Surrounded by rugged mountains on three sides that reach altitudes in excess of 5,725 meters (19,000 ft), numerous small streams drain into the lake. Streams fed by glaciers cascade to the valley floor south of Lake Paiku, but only a few streams actually reach the lake. Lake Pelkhu tso has no stream outlet. Alt: 4,591 m.
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The gatehouse to Ely Cemetery, in Ely, Cambridgeshire.
Prior to the mid 19th century all burials in Ely took place either at Holy Cross (the cemetery for Holy Trinity parish) next to the Cathedral, or St. Mary’s, but these sites eventually became very overcrowded, a condition exacerbated by a cholera epidemic in 1832. In 1855 due to the state of the two existing cemeteries it was found necessary to purchase land for a new cemetery.
A piece of land of approximately 6 acres, belonging to the New Barns Estate was bought for £600 by Wm Marshall esq. In 1856 a splendid Chapel was built on the land by a Mr. Freeman for £2,700 and the new cemetery was put under the management of the Burial Board, which comprised 15 members.
The cemetery lies on a gentle rise in the landscape and the Chapel sits in the most elevated position giving it a certain prominence and stature. Completed in 1856 the Chapel is a brick and stone construction and is most unusual. It was designed by J.L. Prichett of Darlington and comprises two identical mirror-image Chapels joined together by a belfry and spire with single bell.
The single width roadway circumnavigates the entire Chapel. Originally one Chapel was for the use of Anglican burials, the other non-conformist. Both Chapels are vaulted and have steep timber roofs, which are slated. Both have all the original detail internally and the north Chapel is decorated in the style of the period.
The cemetery grounds are accessed from a double-gated sweeping driveway. At the entrance is a period house surrounded by mature woodland, and these trees continue to follow the curving driveway so that as it is approached the cemetery is glimpsed through the different coloured barks and leaves against a backdrop of lush green lawn.
As the driveway rises towards the Chapel the oldest section of the cemetery is on the left, the large darkened and weathered stones giving the centuries-past feeling of belonging, like the traditional churchyard. The land immediately on the right is low-lying and as a result quite wet making it unsuitable for adult burials. It is therefore reserved for child burials, and as a result is sparsely populated allowing for a predominance of lawn with a scattering of smaller headstones.
At the furthest edge of the cemetery a huge mound can be seen surmounted by a splendid, ancient ash tree. This is thought to be the site of a mass burial from a cholera epidemic. Further along are a few war graves, identical and simple.
Information Source:
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Here we have my very first internal view of Pye. This was taken on a later visit with a clamp to get a higher POV than normal
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