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Metra F40PH-2 No. 152, still wearing its Seventies-inspired RTA lettering and colors, stops with train 37 at the College Avenue station, between the Glen Ellyn and Wheaton stops on the Chicago & North Western/West Line on 29 June 1989.
2nd in a series of marbles. I really like how light is reflected through the colored spheres, especially when there is more than one color represented. Original watercolor size 12x16 on Arches 140lb cold press; photo from reference on WetCanvas
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Now who say men can't do this? :) here is a prime example for the record, whilst editing this photo with one hand (mouse) i was rocking tickles (nearly 3 months old now) to sleep (which only took 30 minutes :) ) and discussing the finer points of why chaos (4 year old) should go to sleep even though she was sleepy but her feet were wide awake, ie walking around at 8:30pm - this rates up there with some of the best of a 4 yro's logic.
Here another example:
chaos: 'dad, ya know what'
me: 'what?'
chaos: 'we should get a icecream'
me: 'no'
chaos: 'but it s really hot day and it will cool me down'
me: 'nope, drink some water.'
chaos: 'i'll share it with you'
me: 'no'
chaos: 'it will help me go to sleep.'
and it goes on :)
anyway back to the multi-tasking...
Another multi-view of the Evergreen, a popular Honolulu restaurant at 1529 Kapiolani Blvd. The street address puts it where the 2008 Mauka Wing of Ala Moana Center is today. The Everygreen was opened November 1950 by restaurateur Harry Uehara, became the Green Turtle restaurant 1962 and the Olaa Steakhouse 1970 (mahalo to our Flickr friend Janet Selleck for researching this timeline). Vintage but undated pre-zip advertising postcard by Irving Rosen.
Photo details
- Pastry Shop sign in the porte-cochère, top right
- 1949 Mercury parked at left (mahalos to Robert and Paul)
While driving down a mountain i saw this scene & could not take my eyes off it & hence banged my car.At this moment i captured this beautiful scene.It really looks nice in LARGE CLICK HEREhttp://farm2.static.flickr.com/1384/1059636831_9236804f05_b.jpg
We all love a stairs shot don't we!
Even multi-storey car parks started somewhere! This is the first true multi-storey car park on this scale in Britain. Surprisingly, it dates from before the Second World War.
Completed in 1939, the car park provided space for 750 cars on its four upper levels plus mezzanines and the roof — at the rate of 13.4 square metres per car. The ground floor level was specially designed to house Blackpool's bus station on it’s ground floor and did so for many years, it’s ceiling height could easily accommodate double decker buses.
The building was more or less immediately requisitioned by the Air Ministry at the outbreak of the War in 1939.
The building has a steel and concrete frame. Its entry/exit ramp has a slope of 1 in 7.5. For internal circulation, there are circualr spiral ramps. These have a slope of only 1 in 10, which makes this an easier car park to use than many of its recent descendants. The whole building was extended on its western side in later years by the addition of sloping floors, and, more recently, it has been reclad.
The designer of the car park, G.W. Stead was an employee of the Blackpool Corporation. During construction, the Borough Surveyor, James Drake (later knighted), had to obtain council approval for the additional cost of vibrating the concrete for the 460mm thick basement walls — a technique now considered standard practice.
No longer the bus station, the ground floor has been converted to commercial space.
Fully refurbished last year it won the "best refurbished car park award 2014", another building with it’s own story to tell that has found new life.
My son just couldn't decide which was more important,cartoons or Elmo on the computer.....hmmmm..........BOTH!!!
He's becoming quite the computer hog.lol You'd think I'd at least get to watch my show or Flickr one.
If your feet won't reach the floor,are you still big enough to use the computer?.........Bubby says "Yes"!
Hey guys,I've missed you all.I'm at a really busy time in my life right now with two kids and one on the way,I just can't seem to find much time for the computer.I took a bit of a break,so with Mom's encouragement,I'm hoping to be back in spurts.I hope to be by to see all my dear friends a couple of times a week.And maybe post once in a while.I appreciate you all so much and am only back because I missed you all so much and because mom insisted.lol
Thanks,Mom!Love you!
This was taken from the top of the Shires Shopping Centre in Leicester. They're demolishing a carpark (to expand the centre I think). Anyway, I used Canon's PhotoStitch to
join 3 separate photos. And then I just couldn't leave it alone, so I "populated" it (see tags). :O)
PaintShop Pro effects. Leicester. UK. October. 2006.
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This photo taken in phuket island exactly in butterfly garden.. there are alot of butterflies with amazing multi colors.. i really enjoyed the trip !!!
A recent visit to the Quad Cities gave Grady and I the chance to railfan a bit with Trainboy and the Chief. The 513 wasn't going to slip by unnoticed when all the of the Rasmussen boys were in the area. Chief watched many Rock freights roll around this curve on the now gone double track mainline. This modern day heritage unit is rolling on the former Burlington alignment through Moline. Hopefully soon, trackage will be reinstalled in this area for future Amtrak service as the bus depot is in the parking structure opposite the train and the building to the left has been bought by the city of Moline for potential use as a station site.
10-04-2014
This was taken at the Goldfield Ghost Town in Arizona, which is a former mining town, and now a tourist destination. It has a lot of old weathered buildings and rusted mining and railroad equipment which now has a lot of character and textures.
My friend held a YN560-II in a 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box at camera left for directional light while I shot this with my macro lens. The flash was in manual mode and was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.