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A natureza exibe formas fantásticas....estas são folhas de abóbora.
(The nature shows fantastic forms...these are pumpkin leves).
Arriving into Preston on the Scarborough Spa Express, I was slightly more excited than Steve when I saw the Malcolm containers.
DB Cargo Malcolm liveried class 90 no. 90024 stands in the goods loop at Preston atop Grand Central liveried classmate no. 90026 on 8th July 2021 working 4S47 Daventry to Mossend WH Malcolm multimodal.
Everett 500 has left the NS interchange and heads off to serve customers. The short train is passing through the unincorporated community of Loop, PA just south of Hollidaysburg.
EV 500 GP7R (ex-CNW 1625, NOGC 500)
Zoom!
[EN] A bunch of nebulas!
Red bottom half-circle : Barnard's Loop, kind of looks like the smile of a face with:
M42/M43 - The Orion Nebula : right eye of the face
Horsehead and Flame nebula: left eye of the face
The Witch Head nebula, on top of the brightest star Rigel (looks like a with face looking towards the star)
M78 : faint nebula down left of the Horsehead.
There are also a few dark clouds of dust and a dwarf Galaxy. [FR] Un packet de nebuleuses!
Moitié de cercle rouge en bas: Barnard’s Loop, ca ressemble au sourire d’un grand visage avec:
M42/M43 - La nébuleuse d’Orion : Oeil droit du visage.
Nébuleuse de la tête de cheval et nébuleuse de la Flamme : Oeil gauche du visage.
La nébuleuse de la tête de sorcière, en haut près de la plus brillante étoile Rigel (Ca ressemble à une tête de sorcière qui regarde vers l’étoile).
M78 : Pas très brillante, en bas à gauche de la nébuleuse de la tête de cheval.
Details:
35 lights - 20 darks - 20 bias
Canon t3i
50mm Lens at f4
3min exposures
Iso 800
ioptron skytracker
Processed in Pixinsight
nuttnbunnyspunme
Loop Babycakes
28 yards
DK weight
from these baby batts:
www.flickr.com/photos/nuttnbunny/3119438244/in/set-721576...
the two dark batts wanted to be a couple
Life is on a madman's loop-de-loop lately, which is much better than a loup de garou, since I'm not keen on being eaten by werewolves.
This is not a picture of werewolves, but it is a picture of a loop. Yesterday, it was raining and misting just so--everything sparkled with teeny little orbs and droplets.
It was wet and windy as Former Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway class 27 ('A' Class) locomotive 52322 was seen in the Stoneacre Loop on the Yorkshire Dales Railway with a permanent way train.
Unfortunately my car was in for servicing, so my movements were restricted when it came to seeing GB IX today. So it was a train to Donny and later back to Wakefield and go to Kirkgate for the returning ‘Jube’.
Stanier 'Jubilee' 4-6-0 no.45690 'Leander' brings the final days running of “Great Britain IX”, Carnforth-Doncaster, into Doncaster Station’s goods loop. ‘Leander' came off here and 2 Class 47’s top and tailed the last section of the journey to Kings Cross.
SBB Cargo Ae6/6 11485 enters the loop at Yvonand with Regional Freight 61535 conveying vans from Lausanne Triage for delivery to Estavayer-le-Lac.
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When not 'dictated' by a client, I take images that come out of my brain, the birth of the idea, the development of it, my vision and the creation, my enjoyment and the challenge, the hype and the anticipation, the struggle and disappointment of the failures, the gathering of your courage to try again... the stamina, the madness some love to call passion?
The playing with light, to me, the ultimate high, I don't need anything else. Once the image is there, I'm content, and if it 'inspires' others, releases an emotion, that's wonderful!
And I've seen how my photos have 'inspired' many!
I'm not stupid to think that everybody is going to like, let alone understand my image, but I can easily live with that, because I do not have that expectation!
I, in the first place, have to be happy with it, the quality, the composition, EVERYTHING, it has to be immaculate, I have to stand by it 100% or the outside world will NEVER see it!
That goes for my pro AND my free work (what you see here).
I wouldn't have it any other way.
I hope that you enjoyed my 'rave'?
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20 096 & 107 run into the lengthy loop at Clay Mills Junction with 7X08 15.42 Chaddesden Sidings to Banbury.
Classic action in May 1982 on the famed Tehachapi Loop. with a total of 10 six-axle Southern Pacific EMDs, all wide open as this heavy manifest climbs the 2.2 percent grade. There was nothing like the thunderous EMD turbocharged sound back then. This was how the SP would attack the Tehachapi Mountains: Four SDs up front, led by SD45T-2 #9232. Then, as you see in the picture, four more SDs emerge from Tunnel 9, with #9365 leading this 4-pack, this about 1/3 of the way back. Then, about 2/3 of the way back, 2 more EMDs would enter the scene (see my other pic posted here). Of course, the head of this train is starting to circle over itself. Likely, most of the 10 engines were "Tunnel Motors". Memorable sights and sounds, to be sure!
Shot with Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Canon 70-200mm f/4L IS USM
Today my last full day in the states has begun, and the time really flew by. I saw a lot of interesting things, met many many amazing people and enjoyed every place that I stayed at.
And today is a pretty nice "final". I will be doing a joint streetphotography shoot with Satoki. I am so looking forward to this, lets see whether my results will also make a great final =)
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My wife takes in the view from above Tower 18 as a green line train exists the Loop.
Tower 18, Chicago IL
CTA 5000 Series 5107
On Sunday 2/7/2023, 1451s (empty Aurizon grain to Bowmans) is seen entering the Bolivar crossing loop (Adelaide) with CLF6-CLP14 in charge, lead bulldog still with G&W logos.
The Cygnus Loop (or the Veil Nebula) is the best-observed old supernova remnant. A beautiful filamentary object roughly in the form of a circular arc in Cygnus. Its patchiness is striking: the loop consists of a series of wisps rather than a continuous cloud of gas. The Cygnus Loop appears as a faint ring of glowing gases about three degrees across (six times the diameter of the full moon), located in the northern constellation Cygnus the Swan. The supernova remnant is within the plane of our Milky Way Galaxy and is 2,600 light-years away. As the supernova blast wave slams into tenuous clouds of interstellar gas, the resulting collision heats and compresses the gas, causing it to glow. The shock acts as a searchlight by revealing the structure of the interstellar medium.
The visual portion of the Cygnus Loop is known as the Veil Nebula, also called the Cirrus Nebula or the Filamentary Nebula. Several components have separate names and identifiers, including NGC 6960, the Western Veil, is the western part of the remnant, also known as the "Witch's Broom”. NGC 6992, NGC 6995, and IC 1340, three luminous areas make up the Eastern Veil, also known as the “Bat Nebula”. NGC 6974 and NGC 6979. These two objects are the two brighter knots of nebulosity in a cloud at the northern edge of the loop, and Pickering's Triangle, Also known as Pickering's Wedge, or Pickering's Triangular Wisp.
This my return visit after capturing NGC6992 when I started Astrophotography August 2020. Taken over 2 nights with not particularly good seeing or transparency, I managed to secure 6 hours of Ha and Oiii 5minute subs to process this HOO image. Gain 100 -5C.
Astromiks 50mm SHO 6nm Filters
30 x Darks, Flats (for each narrowband filter) and Bias
ZWO ASI6200MM Pro
ZWO 7x2" EFW
ZWO EAF
Williams Optics GT81 IV
WO 6A III Field Flattener 0.8
HEQ5 Pro Rowan
ASIAIR Pro
Astro Pixel Processor
Pixinsight
Photoshop 2021
Topaz DeNoise and Gigapixel
Railfreight Class 47/3 47302 enters the Down loop at Bromsgrove with 6Z47, the 07:22 Haverton Hill to Severside ICI Anhydrous Ammonia tanks. The train would continue along the loop until close to Stoke Works Junction, where it would wait for a following southbound passenger service to pass before continuing its journey via Gloucester.
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