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Northern Class 319 electric multiple unit 319 385 is pictured at Bolton whilst working a northbound service on September 30th, 2019.
The 15.38 Shanklin to Ryde Pier Class 483 2 car electrical multiple unit number 009 pauses at Ryde esplanade on the Isle of Wight on 4th April 2013 and will shortly make the short journey down the pier.
The British Rail Class 483 electrical multiple units were originally built as 1938 tube stock units for London Underground. They were extensively refurbished between 1989 and 1992 by Eastleigh Works, for use on services on the Isle of Wight's Island Line. This was despite having already worked for nearly fifty years on the London Underground. The stock is around 75 years old, making it the oldest type in Great Britain to remain in regular service, cited in Wikipedia.
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Someone spent a lot of money to build the cement block Thomspon Motel. This end was obviously living quarters for the owner. The motel was fairly large, and appears to have been built in the 50s when the highway ran through the town. I stand in the weed covered parking lot and think of all the adventurous families who stopped here on their road trip. How many states did they represent? What were their stories. How excited the family from Iowa must have been to be staying in a 'Wild West' town with tall buttes in few to the north.
Class 319 dual-voltage electric multiple-unit (EMU) number 319002 comprised of 77293, 62892, 71773 and 77292 built by BREL York in 1987 (www.flickr.com/photos/54701885@N03/10278566173/) works 2L65 from Orpington to Kentish Town on 4 November 2014 with the Surrey Hills behind it (319 number 013). From the start of the Govia Franchise (14 September 2014) 24% of Govia Thameslink Railway services were delayed between 12 October 2014 and the 8 November 2014. Between 9 November and 6 December 2014 this improved slightly with only 21.3% being delayed but a further 4% were cancelled. Govia attribute this to train failure of old and new rolling stock and infrastructure problems e.g. track circuit failure, while the watchdog London TravelWatch were also concerned about the lack of train drivers e.g. "an issue with the train crewe" across the franchise.
According to Realtime Trains the route and timings were;
Orpington [ORP] 6.............0847...........................0847............................RT
Petts Wood Junction.........0851 1/2.....................0853 3/4....................2L
Bickley Junction[XLY].......0853...........................0854 1/4......................1L
Bromley South [BMS] 1.....0857/0858...............0858 3/4/0859 1/2...1L
Shortlands [SRT].................0900/0900 1/2........0901 3/4/0902 1/2...2L
Shortlands Junction..........0901 1/2.....................0903 3/4....................2L
Bellingham [BGM]..............0906 1/2/0907........0908 1/2/0909.........2L
Catford [CTF] 1....................0909/0909 1/2........0911/0911.....................1L
Nunhead [NHD] 1...............0914 1/2/0915...........0918 1/2/0919 1/4.....4L
Peckham Rye [PMR] 3.......0917/0917 1/2...........0921/0921 3/4...........4L
Crofton Road Junction.....0918 1/2.....................0923 3/4....................5L
Denmark Hill [DMK] 3........0919 1/2/0920.........0924/0924................4L
Elephant & Castle 3...........0925/0926...............0930 1/2/0931 1/4....5L
London Blackfriars 2.........0929 1/2/0930 1/2..0934 1/4/0935 1/4....4L
City Thameslink [CTK] 1....0932/0933...............0936 3/4/0937 3/4..4L
Farringdon [ZFD] 4............0935/0936...............0939/0939 1/2...........3L
St Pancras International...0939 1/2/0940 1/2..0943/0943 1/2...........3L
Dock JunctionNorth..........0942 1/2....................0945 1/2......................3L
Kentish Town [KTN] 3.......0945..........................0947 3/4.....................2L
150221 Class 150 Sprinter diesel multiple unit (DMU) of Great Western Railway leaving Ashchurch Station for Great Malvern.
Taken for this week's challenge of multiple exposure - two images combined in camera using the multiple exposure setting. I never this before.I'm not sure it really works - I will have to keep practicing. Yes, and a few days late as well.
multiexposure, bronca rf 645, 45mm/f4, rollei pan 25, rodinal 1:49, 11min, 20°c, 30sec-agitation, epson v750, victorymouth.com/
A view looking towards the eastern end of Platform 3 at Leamington Spa station showing the retro style fixtures and fittings on the platform. The Cross Country class 220 'Voyager' diesel multiple unit (220 004) awaiting departure with a service to Southhampton gives the game away that the photo dates from 2017 rather than the mid-20th century.
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We were boating on Shadow Mountain Lake when our guide pointed to some round wooden platforms high in the trees of an island. He stated that these were put there to give eagles a nesting spot in a safe location. I was lucky enough to catch a shot of this baby waiting for Mom and Dad to come back with lunch. There were two eaglets in the nest.
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december third nineteen ninty nine we lost six of our firefighters here in worcester in a senseless warehouse fire. our city was beside itself with grief and loss. i thought it fitting to mark the ten year anniversary with my first multiple image photograph. my friend steve sat for his part of the image and the lower right hand corner is the permanent stone memorial in front of the new fire station the city built on the site of the fire.
A Hull Trains Class 222 "Pioneer" was on test as it headed south over the River Calder in Wakefield on the 8th June 2005.
Reading | Samiya Bashir collaborates with Cumbersome Multiples
Samiya Bashir and Cumbersome Multiples share a mutual admiration for folk hero John Henry. In a sense, he introduced them. Bashir’s Pushcart Prize nominated poem, Coronagraphy, delivers on its promise to illuminate the interior voices of Polly Ann and her husband John Henry. The text move from the page into the dimension of performance. And yet, it is a compelling, intimate poem that requires reading and rereading.
Cumbersome Multiples will engage with the text in two distinct ways: first, through a real-time print response to the poem’s call during a performance held here in the Lab; and second, by continuing to produce limited-edition broadsides throughout the month of January as part of an accompanying Gallery Storefront Residency in MoCC’s Gallery Store. The two print elements will develop alongside the Coronagraphy performance — taking into account the rhythm of the text through typography.
Samiya Bashir is a poet and educator based in Portand, Oregon. She is the author of Gospel, finalist for the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award and the 2009 Lambda Literary Award, and Where the Apple Falls, a Poetry Foundation bestseller and finalist for the 2005 Lambda Literary Award. Bashir is editor of Black Women’s Erotica 2 and co-editor, with Tony Medina and Quraysh Ali Lansana, of Role Call: A Generational Anthology of Social & Political Black Literature & Art.
Bashir’s poetry, stories, articles and editorial work have been featured in numerous publications including, most recently and forthcoming, in POETRY, Poet Lore, Michigan Quarterly Review, Crab Orchard Review, Cura, The Rumpus, Hubbub, Callaloo, and Encyclopedia Vol. 2 F-K.
She is the recipient of two Hopwood Awards from the University of Michigan, as well as awards, grants, fellowships, and residencies from the Virginia Center for Creative Arts, where she was a recent NEA writer-in-residence, the University of California, where she served as Poet Laureate, the Astraea Foundation, the National Association of Pen Women, Community of Writers at Squaw Valley, Soul Mountain Writers Colony, The Austin Project, Alma de Mujer, the James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts, and Cave Canem, among others. Her long poem, Coronagraphy, was nominated for a 2013 Pushcart Prize.
A long-time communications professional focused on editorial, arts, and social justice movement building, Bashir is a founding organizer of Fire & Ink, an advocacy organization and writer’s festival for LGBT writers of African descent and a recipient of the 2011 Aquarius Press Legacy Award, given annually in recognition of women writers of color who actively provide creative opportunities for other writers. Currently, Bashir is on the faculty of Reed College.
Photographs by Mario Gallucci
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Lighting by mikesan69 and adrian_b. Shot with Maxxum 7D and Sigma 17-70mm macro lens on a tripod.
Malu is like a niece to me, her grandma and my landlord go wayyyyy back. She's trying to learn photography with her Nikon D40 so Adrian and I are teaching her. Her payment to me is to be my subject, I think it works out pretty well. ;-D
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Randsburg is my favorite ghost town in the west. It sprang up after gold was discovered there in 1895, and began to empty out in the 1940s. As you can see from this set of pictures, taken over a span of 10 years, it does not change much with time. A few people still live there, but most of the buildings are abandoned. Some of the commercial buildings are open to sell antiques and refreshments to travelers who venture off Hwy 395 northwest of Barstow. This is the road into town showing the remains of the huge Yellow Astor gold mining operation above.