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The weekly Conrail power move from Reading to Enola approaches its destination as it crosses the Rockville Bridge. This assemblage of local power from Reading, usually predominated by former Reading SW900’s, SW1500’s, and MP15’s, could also include GP10’s, GP15-1’s and GP38’s. These locos were mostly assigned to five-day a-week jobs, and were serviced at Enola on the weekends. This day’s lineup included eight SW900’s, an MP15, a GP38-2, a GP15-1, and an outlier SD50.
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The NSSR ran a storage move yesterday using DM&IR 193 and GN 400. Missabe caboose C-205 was used as a shoving platform and became a stranded asset until the empty coal train is pulled out early next year. This was the third of four coal sets being temporally stored on the line for Detroit Edison. Duluth - 12/16/19
Anhinga female
Circle B Bar Reserve, Florida
I watched this female and her prospective mate performing some coy courtship moves. I had never before seen the female with that dramatic blue around the eye. It stood out in stark contrast to the dark moody scene around her.
Explore #10 Feb 16, 2009 Front Page
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OK, probably not that rare since the crew is serving an operating scrap yard, but the first time I've ever seen this move in the 10+ years I've lived in the area, and on a Sunday no less.
The operator of this US Steel job is alert for fouled traffic as he prepares to cross East 20th Street and reenter the Granite City Works. The crew has swapped a long cut of empties for a presumably equal number of loads. The brakeman rides a shoving platform tacked on to the end of the string of gondolas.
Note the crane, one of at least two on this property, to the right of frame.
Are you in for a tip? Stay with me for a sec. It’s been a great winter so far in my opinion and we had enough snow and ice here in Chicago to get some great shots. In one of my previous posts I covered one way to shoot the snow. My second tip is to shoot the snow at a high shutter speed even in low light conditions. To get a higher shutter speed I usually crank up my ISO settings sometimes even up to 6400. My camera is pretty good even at that ISO settings and chances are great that yours will be too. Don’t be afraid to shoot like that because the snow will register as grain in the camera too and you will not be able to distinguish those two in the final result. What do you think?
I was walking in the woods when I looked down and saw this arrangement. I didn't move anything, and loved all of the colors and textures in this one area.
Went for a brief outing for a change of scenery this past weekend at a nearby arboretum.
We encountered this little green Anole lizard hiding in the brush near the food bridge, but when I stopped to get a few shots it turned brown and flashed that dewlap - warning me to move along. So I did.
** Below is one of the first shots where it looks decidedly more green than brown. 🔻
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This is but a short drive from where I have moved to and it's truly lovely to have somewhere to go in winter to photograph wildlife. This pup was pretty close to the viewing path and had just fed.
Northern Cardinal
Cardinalis cardinalis
Pyrrhulixia
Cardinalis sinatus
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Good Stewards of Nature
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A juvenile snow goose was flying in my general direction and decided to land not too far away from where I was positioned. Not sure of why, but the younger birds seemed to move about more than the mature birds. Possible it was just random restlessness or perhaps they were seeking out parents or the group of birds they migrated with from up north. Either way, it did afford me opportunities get decent flight photos. This bird in particular flew a bit closer than the rest, so there is good detail in the image.
EXPLORE #7 December 13/2008
...Moments will pass
In the morning light
I found out
Seasons can't last
And there's one thing
Left to ask
Stay, don't just walk away
And leave me another day
A day just like today
With nobody else around...
(by A-HA)
She stood for a long moment watching the water, as if waiting for something to emerge from the silence beneath the arches.
The concrete above her repeated itself again and again, a quiet tunnel of light and shadow, while the river moved slowly past. For a moment the world felt ordered—lines, reflections, and a solitary figure standing at the center of it all.
Some places ask nothing of us except that we pause long enough to notice them.
Nothing to see here, lets just move along. My phone is so much more important. Then again it could just be me, I am very anti-phone discussions, I think these stupid things just take to much of my time.
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NS 255 heads west through Hannibal Missouri as the sun sets on a late March evening. Rumor has it the Roadrailer service between Detroit and Kansas City will be ending in July, so getting these trains has moved up significantly on my agenda.
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