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Class 45 'Peak' No 112 seems to be double-heading 'Deltic' 9018 'Ballymoss' on 1S32 12:00 King's Cross to Aberdeen - the down 'Aberdonian' as it heads north from York - 16/09/1972.
The reality was that the 'Deltic' had suffered engine failure and the 'Peak' had it dead in tow.
Note the start of the end for the Waterworks Crossing which gave access to the Scarborough line from the yard alongside the station and the inner platforms. These days of course this crossing is long gone in a very simplified and electrified York station.
This is an experiment to keep my Behance Dot Grid book open during work hours to capture what I'm thinking about, hearing and working with.
I like the 2-page per week format, though I suspect busier weeks might require more than 2 pages.
The folks from 3M (the Post It Notes people) contacted me through Flickr more than a year after my 2006 Post It Notes car photos had become a phenomenon.
Michelle Gebbie, eMarketing Supervisor from 3M Office Supplies Division, was seeking permission from me to use the Post It Note Car photos in marketing materials for a contest that the photos had inspired.
I responded, asking her where the photos would be used and what their budget was. She responded saying that they would be used for 6 months on in-store displays, and that they would not pay more than it would cost for them to copy our car and take their own photos. I respectfully asked for a little more than that and she stopped returning emails.
They really did do a good job copying it, didn't they? Even Walt thought it was his own car. Now I am getting tons of comments and notes from people saying "I saw your photo at Staples" (or OfficeMax, Office Depot, etc.). Look at their YouTube video. Clearly they wanted people to see it in the store and think it was the same car they'd seen before on Flickr and YouTube.
Was written up here and picked up lots of places.
Yes theres is latex money in latex land :) This here is a 50 glossies latex note. 50 glossies is like 50 dollors or eruos or pounds. As i'm the latex goddess of all things latex I'm on the note :) It says on the note (In latex we've happy, and being shiny we're sexy :D
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Rubber-rank 3 Latex land princesses
Rubber-rank 4 Latex land queen's
Rubber-rank 5 Latex land goddess
Packing up the house for the move. We're trying to get rid of as much unnecessary stuff as possible. Easier said than done for me; I'm an insufferable packrat.
Shown here: college lecture notes from Design Survey, circa 2000.
I decided I could part with these finally.
At the Nippombashi Street Festa 2014, in Osaka. Based on the manga "Death Note" (this is like the one cosplay I actually recognized, from having seen the movie version 9 years ago. well I mean it also helps the notebook actually has "Death Note" written over it)
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Ben is a naturalist with the New Jersey Conserve Wildlife Foundation. He is licensed to band birds, including ospreys. Here Ben selects a band to place on the osprey chicks. The anxious osprey mom circles above.
Below are several chicks, note the newly placed band on the left leg of the standing osprey chick.. The nest platforms were 30 to 40 feet above the ground! Climbing ladders and going up in utility bucket trucks was a thrill for me!
Here we see the pupils dutifully taking notes and photographs of their trip to the strip club. Their teacher has shown them an ugly side of the adult world, one which will haunt their dreams for years to come.
Notes and description of specimens collected on the Philippine Expedition of the Steamer Albatross, circa 1908
1908
A big one to visit on our list and after some fun and games accessing in the dead of night, we were successful.
This asylum was built at the end of the 19th century. It was initially used as a hospital for mentally ill patients and later it was used as a military academy. This location held the equipment where people were treated with ECT and operations to the nervous system.
The asylum closed it's doors in the end of the 20th century when there were laws passed that deemed that asylums had to close their doors.
The man down Italian toll tour. Taking in some Italian delights on a 4 day explore.
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Sunset from the shores of Caye Caulker. The beginning of the rainy season is a landscape photographers' dream. Hopefully one of them caught this sunset. ; )
EWS Class 60 60045 passes through Doncaster Avoiding line working the Royleston - Peak Forest limestone hoppers. Note the Wabtec Class 08 shunting ex Fragonset Class 47 477XX around the depot.
1.) If you leave the house and realize you are dressed like one of Santa's elves, TURN YOURASS AROUND AND CHANGE!
2.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, you look like a GOOBER!
3.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, cover your CHIN with your scarf so you don't end up looking like JAY LENO! (Yep the other shots i had a total Jay Leno chin)
4.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, MAKE SURE YOUR PANTS ARE PULLED UP because your arse-crack is blowing in the breeze!
5.) When bending completely forward and sticking your face into a wide angle lens, make sure there is a kick-ass photog around to laugh at you while you are making a total fool of yourself....it makes the day that much more fun!!!! Thanks SOOZ for letting me goof off with your lens!
I made these for Mother's Day: value pack of 50 cards/envelopes from Joann's, alphabet stamp pad, and precious scraps of Flea Market Fancy fabric.
Note the tiny insect on one of the seeds.
The background bokeh is sugar maple leaves, in the city they tend to stay on the trees longer than in the rural surrounding areas, which are now pretty much devoid of leaves. This is a city garden near where I work.
Note the Cleveland Crib (in red) on the background. It's about 3 miles from the shore and provides water to the city.
This is the result of a rare event - the lake still warm, a sudden extreme cold and windy front coming from the north, the waves wash everything and creates several layers of ice on everything it touches. This is at Edgewater Park near the pier. All plants, rocks, bridges, etc have a very thick coat of ice. Note the big blocks of ice surrounding the very thin grasses.
This is almost untouched. The most I did on this image was changing a little bit of brightness and saturation.