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The spiral staircase is located within UTS Building 2 (UTS Central) and is located along Broadway in Ultimo. The spiral is inspired by the double helix structure of DNA molecules. It was designed by the Australian firm FJMT.
Broadway, Ultimo
December, 2022
I don't have a name for it. It's been a while in the making. I was trying to make it look like vines climbing up the tree in the foreground but I don't think I did very well at that. Anyway . . . it is what it is
Here's my latest flame!!
It's 'Garden Party', a hybrid tea-rose growing here at Castle Hill, in the Hills District of Sydney.
And here' s the world's current No. 1 video hit on Youtubemusic. It's a remix of Elvis Presley's 'His Latest Flame' with a host of sensational dancers. Interestingly, it's actually been on Youtubemusic for three years!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H6TNo6SHC0
My younger daughter (Miss 16) is driving us mad with her shuffle dancing to this song, along with her girlfriends from high-school! Goodness me, Tik Tok must be sick of the girls posting their shuffle dancing! (I had not actually heard of shuffle dancing until this year!!)
But, anyway, back to the rose!! It is 'Garden Party', a hybrid tea, located at the amazing Roxborough Park Rose Gardens here in the Hills District of Sydney!!
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 100mm 2.8L II USM macro lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
One of the first images I uploaded to Flickr 15 years ago almost to the day, has been given a minor wash and brush up for this latest outing.
Sulzer class 25 'Rat' unit 25107 is captured rolling in to Crewe station with an unidentified mixed vans working. With the ex-GWR 'Siphon G' just behind the loco, and the pair of BR GUVs behind that, the working is almost certainly a parcels or mail train.
At the time Crewe station was something of a honey-pot for rail enthusiasts - all mainline expresses were locomotive hauled, mail and parcels in transit often cluttered the platforms, the station was busy enough to employ at least one class 08 shunter on duty (and often two), the station layout was still haphazard, interesting, and very photogenic. Of course, this was all before the £14m track rationalisation project in the mid-1980s which saw five platforms taken out of service on the west side of the station, and the approaches realigned for 80mph through-running with faster alignments for stopping trains. It's interesting to note too that the class 40s, while widespread in the North and in Scotland, were long synonymous with Crewe and, at the start of 1978, 184 of the 200 built were still in service.
In this shot the complexity of the track layout pre-rationalisation is evident, including quite a bit of bullhead rail too.
Processed to try retain the filmic feel of the day, the original upload has been deleted.
Update: My Locoshed books from 77/78 suggest 25107 was a Toton-allocated unit at the time, so I'm wondering if this was a parcels train from the East Midlands?
Nikkormat FT2, Agfa CT18
4th March 1978
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It's that time of the year again. Hiawatha #336 arrives Chicago behind the class Amtrak B32-8WH which is subbing for a Charger that shit out a few days prior. The searchlight installations at the east end of Morgan Street were installed in the early 1980s.
Real estate development has exploded in the West Loop over the past decade. The Fulton Labs on the right were completed last year, and 345 N. Morgan on the left was completed a few months ago (still under construction when this picture was taken). The latter was built by Sterling Bay which is also overseeing the redevelopment of the former ADM flour mill. What you see here is only a fraction of what's to come to the West Loop in the next few years.
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"Wow, a hover car.....with strange round things called "wheels"! The salesman said they were a whole new invention from a long time in the future in a galaxy far, far away. Much better than all those big mechanical leg things that we use. I must inform Lord Vader at once!"
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A 12 image focus stack processed in camera with the Canon R10 and RF24-240 lens.
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Latest face, so effortless
Your great arrival at my eyes,
No one standing near could guess
Your beauty had no home till then;
Precious vagrant, recognise
My look, and do not turn again.
Admirer and admired embrace
on a useless level, where
I contain your current grace,
You my judgement; yet to move
Into real untidy air
Brings no lasting tribute -
Bargains, suffering, and love,
Not this always-planned salute.
Lies grow dark around us: will
The statue of your beauty walk?
Must I wade behind it, till
Something's found - or is not found -
Far too late for turning back?
Or, if I will not shift my ground,
Is your power actual - can
Denial of you duck and run,
Stay out of sight and double round,
Leap from the sun with mask and brand
And murder and not understand?
~ Philip Larkin.
In 1975, the newest power on the Grand Trunk Western were a dozen GP38ACs purchased in 1971, and were the first power delivered in the now iconic Burdakin Blue and Morenci Orange. Other than the 30 SD40s, these were the only second-generation units on the Trunk until the arrival of 20 GP38-2s in 1978. While they were able to be freely mixed with other power, it seems as though for the first few years that the railroad preferred to run them in pairs or trios. One such pair is the 5803 and 5801, making their way into Battle Creek Yard after a run from Chicago.
This is a scanned slide from my collection, photographer unknown. I love all of the electric switch lamps!
Porsche 918 w/ Weissach Package from Qatar. George V, Avenue George V, Paris. July 18th 2015.
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SCT intermodal 3MB9 works around Goondah curve with CSR016 and CF4430 hauling dead attached C’s 502/503/508.
SCT transferred the C class from Western Australia after a period on hire with Watco, they would be detached at Goulburn before being forward to SSR’s Cootamundra depot.
Southern Shorthaul Railroad has added the former Railfirst C’s to their ever growing locomotive fleet.
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope’s Wide Field Camera 3 observed Saturn on 20 June 2019 as the planet made its closest approach to Earth this year, at approximately 1.36 billion kilometres away.
Saturn hosts many recognisable features, most notably its trademark ring system, which is now tilted towards Earth. This gives us a magnificent view of its bright icy structure. Hubble resolves numerous ringlets and the fainter inner rings. Dutch astronomer Christiaan Huygens first identified the rings in 1655 and thought they were a continuous disk encircling the planet, but we now know them to be composed of orbiting particles of ice and dust. Though all of the gas giants boast rings, Saturn’s are the largest and most spectacular.
The age of Saturn’s ring system continues to be debated. And, even more perplexingly, it’s unknown what cosmic event formed the rings. There is no consensus among planetary astronomers today.
Read more here.
Credits: NASA, ESA, A. Simon (Goddard Space Flight Center), and M.H. Wong (University of California, Berkeley); CC BY 4.0
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Neil De Leon -> June 25, 2001 (9:00 AM)
-The First Thing i did to him is to lend one of my pen because i noticed that his pen is not working (thats in our PE/Gym Class).. Remember magkasunod tayo sa PE, kasi nga parehas De Leon ang Surname natin.
Alexander Cunanan -> July 24, 2006 (4:21 AM)
-I met him through friendster, he's asking me if i know someone who has a collection of "de vestir/ de manikin image" and from that time we always talk because we have thesame interest
Marc Viaje and Marlon Buena -> January 14 , 2007 (3:00 PM)
- I met them on the same date on the Feast of Saint Philomena (i think that it is the celebration of the Saint's Birthday) thanks for appointing me to lead the Rosary.
Roger Salva -> January 24, 2008 (6:30 PM)
-i notice the account of Roger because of the seminary pictures of Calamba Laguna, i ask him a request, and on that day we started to become friends. =)
Brian Ramos -> May 17, 2008 (9:05 PM)
-someone flickr mailed me, he said that there are few people here in Winnipeg who has passion for the Holy Images, and from that time i talk to him and started to become friends... =)
The record keeps tabs of which ewe had which lambs, their DoB, Weight and Sex, the Sire (father), and any complications with labour so that we know what to expect next year.
The hat is the latest fashion accessory and will be seen shortly on cat-walks from New York to Hong Kong.
1. Untitled, 2. morning light, 3. Untitled, 4. A sudden storm, a brilliant flash / Day 344 Year 2, 5. 20:45, 6. California Girl, 7. line of light, 8. The Big Oak, 9. Rural Rails, 10. Untitled, 11. look for the signs of Love, 12. Tenderloin Cab, 13. Untitled, 14. wrong hands, 15. diptycho moon, i, 16. Untitled, 17. Super Nature, 18. Permanent etchings / Day 340 Year 2, 19. I was made with a heart of stone to be broken, 20. .., 21. blindspot reflex-2, 22. Brad #1 & #2, diptych, 23. red flags, 24. fresh, 25. horizontal, 26. We were like dots against a great grey sky, 27. Untitled, 28. Gum trees at Tidal River, 29. wall flower, diptych, 30. blue, 31. Dark Night, 32. broom, 33. functional, 34. what I see out my kitchen window ain't nobody's business but my own, 35. Untitled36. Not available
i'm in san francisco, and completely disoriented. think i got to sleep at 5:30ish this morning (east coast time)? keep getting confused about what's SF and what's pittsburgh stuff (time, people, places, etc.)
until i see what comes to be with photo'ing and uploading, i wanted to take the opportunity to post this montage. i'm greatly influenced by the work and art of others; influenced not just creatively, but intellectually and emotionally.
(and i occasionally look at what you all choose as your favorites -
also inspirational, not to mention telling :)
my deep appreciation to all of you, those i follow, and those i stumble across.
from this little fish in a great big wondrous sea,
xo
Photo shoot in McKees Rocks, PA with Ashley (MM# 1317898) as part of a local group shoot event. Lighting was a combination of the natural sunlight and a 22" white beauty dish on an Alien Bee 800 and boom arm. Fashion provided by Angie at Sew Addicted.
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Our latest trip to New York City and Manhattan once again lead us to Chelsea and I couldn't resist revisiting the IAC Building. On our first visit I didn't have much time as it was very cold and windy then. This time I could really enjoy this building, its shapes and I was really fascinated by how different those glass panels can look when the light or your position changes.
IAC or InterActive Corp is an American media conglomerate with over 60 brands.
The building is a uniquely shaped design by architect Frank Gehry based on a concrete superstructure with tilted supporting columns and an exterior made out of more than 1400 glass panels most of which are unique in their shape and degree of twist. It’s the first Frank Gehry design constructed entirely of glass and the building is the first Gehry designed office building in New York City. It was built between June 2004 (groundbreaking) and March 2007 (construction completed).
Not necessary but maybe you would like to have a look at it in Large
For more information about the building I strongly recommend visiting IAC’s webpage www.iacbuilding.com/interactive/content.html
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Shot of the statues in front of my latest build.
I made a full cinematic overview video showing the MOC on my YouTube channel, so please feel free to check it out here: youtu.be/-nlT3jA5diQ Thanks!