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Created this through one photo. Reversed and changed it upside down along with changing RGB Curves .
Interurban Multiple Unit 185 (3 cars) leading a combined 6 car set with IMU 176 trailing, arrives at Palmwoods on the Sunshine Coast Line, from Brisbane, terminates at Nambour.
Doves still have a garage in Croydon but it's not the same place as it was in this 1950 photo. www.google.com/maps/@51.3582608,-0.0977069,3a,75y,55.73h,... We know that as what is their current premises today wasn't theirs in earlier Streetview shots - then it was a Jaguar garage under the name Grange www.google.com/maps/@51.3582648,-0.0977139,3a,75y,52.94h,...
Jeans West are giving their customers more options, in an attempt to provide better service. It's a nice, personal touch, which I think people will appreciate.
Plus, they're keeping peeping toms in employment, which is great for the economy.
To Jeans West, I say, "thank you".
Northern Rail Limited British Rail Engineering Limited class 150/2 ‘Sprinter’ two car diesel-hydraulic multiple unit number 150218 (52218, 57218 (nearest)) of Newton Heath Traction Maintenance Depot passes by Castleton East Junction signal box on the Up Main line forming the 13:22 Rochdale to Manchester Victoria (2J63) while Northern Rail Limited Leyland Bus Limited class 155 ‘Super Sprinter’ two car diesel-hydraulic multiple unit number 155343 of Neville Hill Traction & Rolling Stock Maintenance Depot approaches on the Down Main line forming the 15:14 Manchester Victoria to Leeds (2E19). Sunday 10th March 2013
Note, 150218 was originally owned and operated by British Railways, and passed to Angel Train Contracts Limited in 1994 as part of the privatisation of British Railways. Angel Train Contracts Limited was renamed Angel Trains Limited on 16th May 2000, and 150218 was on lease to Northern Rail Limited
155343 was built by Leyland Bus Limited at Workington in 1988 for the West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive as number 155343. It was stored unserviceable on 16th December 1988 due to door problems, being restored to traffic on 14th May 1989. It was acquired by the Porterbrook Leasing Company Limited in May 2011 and was on lease to Northern Rail Limited
Ref no Canon EOS60D 1st series - IMG_4888
This colorful fellow didn't care how close I got to him.......which really surprised me. Normally they are gone in a flash. But lucky enough for me he hung around .......the closer i got to him the more he looked like a cartoon character.
Common green darners are called "mosquito hawks" because they eat mosquitoes, providing an important service to humans. As an animal that lives in both freshwater and terrestrial (land) habitats, having healthy green darner populations indicates a balanced and healthy ecosystem.
This was a superstructure left on the side of the road in a massive highway project, so I used the multi-exposure ability of the K-5 to get this at multiple angles..
(1 in a multiple picture set)
I always hope for a sunny day with white fluffy clouds in the blue sky, but alas, this day it was off-and-on rain. But that, too, can make a pretty picture. Here the sun is trying to break through and light up the pastures at Black Butte Ranch. The North Sister (Charity) is in the back, its peak hidden by clouds. (The other two peaks, called together the Three Sisters are named Faith and Hope.) Nice thoughts to keep in my mind: fatih, hope and charity.
My new FUJIFILM X-E1 has a multiple exposure feature, something my previous camera never did. I don't normally take many selfies but thought that trying the multiple exposure was a good reason to do so.
"Multiple exclamation marks," he went on, shaking his head, "are a sure sign of a diseased mind." - Terry Pratchett
If you take a close look at this photograph you will see my friend Dave Mansour face inside the image. I used the first photograph of my friends face then photographed (Multiple Exposure second shot) of a colorful statue outside/around Crown Casino in Melbourne and this is the result!!
A bit of fun!