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As part of this year's Kwita Izina celebrations, Rwanda welcomed international tour operators and media to visit some of the country's beautiful attractions ahead of the baby gorilla naming ceremony that was held on 24 September 2021 - World Gorilla Day

John's selling his downhill bike too, a 2012 Kona Operator.

BD18 TKX Jones International another ceremonial coach livery to mark the purchase of their first brand new Tourismo into the growing fleet back in 2018 I quite like the livery with the champagne bottle on the rear really sets the vehicle off.

Operator: Diamond Bus Midlands (Rotala)

Vehicle Type: ADL Enviro 200

Fleet Number: 31419

Registration: YY16 YLK

 

Pictured parked up at Stourbridge Bus Station before working a trip on the 17A service to Dudley.

 

12/2/2024.

More shots of the Traffic department. (Those crazy kids.)

Docu-Fiction riguardante la vita del primo seguace di San Francesco di Assisi

Custom 1/6 scale alpine warfare operator.

Custom 1/6 scale alpine warfare operator.

Katie Pertiet

Minted Wings Scrapbooking Kit

Metsa Scrapbook Kit

Fonts | The Dorothy, Scallion, Bebas Neue

Custom 1/6 scale alpine warfare operator.

Route Number: 3

 

Route: Kidderminster – Birchen Coppice – Stourport-on-Severn – The Walshes – Areley Kings

 

Service Type: Local urban/suburban connector

 

Key Stops:

 

Kidderminster Bus Station

 

Birchen Coppice

 

Stourport Town Centre

 

The Walshes estate

 

Areley Kings

 

📅 Operational Schedule

Kidderminster Depot:

 

Operational days: Monday to Saturday (daytimes)

 

Redditch Depot:

 

Operational days: Sundays and Bank Holidays (daytimes only)

 

Vehicle & Ownership History

Previous Operator: First Bus

 

Previous Depot: Leicester

 

Original Registration Year: 2013

 

Originally numbered as: 63073 while with First

 

Transferred to Diamond Bus where it was renumbered 33278 and repainted into the brighter blue Diamond livery.

I think most would disagree, but I think this picture is better than the other marksman shot (operator-3). This is the only picture in the series where most of the subject's face is obscured. I think that adds some great tension to this shot, because it lets your mind fill in his expression yourself.

 

Strobist Info:

Exposed to kill ambient.

Yongnuo 460-II through 48' white umbrella about 35 degrees left of camera and ~2' from subject's face, angled downward. 1/1 power.

Subject was about 10' from the back wall.

I believe that was the only flash used, and the fill on the back wall is actually bounce from the strobe

 

Post-pro Info:

This picture is almost right from the camera, bumped exposure 1/3 stop and clarity 60+ in Lightroom.

"The Operator" of your Reality. Re-Program your Brain Mind Computer.

 

Delete all negative programming from the past, present and future by taking control of the "The Operator" your Brain Mind Computer. Make it work for you, not you work for it.

MANITOBA CO-OPERATOR

March 20, 2008

WOOD-HEATED WORKPLACE: Wayne Kostal of Darlingford is one of a growing number of farmers turning to wood stoves to warm their farm buildings. In this case, Kostal generates heat from this outdoor stove to warm water that circulates from the stove to a network of pipes in the concrete floor of his farm shop. The shed is "toasty warm - a perfect place to work on machinery or any winter project." photographer Jeannette Greaves wrote.

Title: Oil Mill Operators

Digital Publisher: Digital: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas

Physical Publisher: Physical: Graphic Services, Texas A&M University

Date Issued: 2011-08-17

Date Created: 1965

Dimensions: 4 x 5 inches

Format Medium: Photographic photo

Type: image

Identifier: Photograph Location: Graphic Services Collection, Box 40, File 40-396

Rights: It is the users responsibility to secure permission from the copyright holders for publication of any materials. Permission must be obtained in writing prior to publication. Please contact the Cushing Memorial Library for further information

 

Know anyone that has top mount cranks like this? My windows were made by Hope - apparently sometime between '37 and '39.

Operator: GCR(N)

Livery: BR Electric Blue

No: E6016

Location: Ruddington

CFB Base Borden Operator Switching Station

Operator's cab of Calgary Transit Siemens SD160 #2334

Bricy Air Show, 2010

Spotted this Great Blue Heron down in Salt Creek as I crossed the bridge over the river while on a busy street. I pulled off at the next possible place and walked some distance back to the river. The instant my head showed over the deep bank of the river he took off. No problem, right? My D50 can still capture the moment.

 

Wrong, not if I don't think about the manual settings I had just been using to get flower photos. If only I could walk and think at the same time!! The origional photo was totally overexposed, it took Photoshop to even resurrect it to this point!

 

Have a Silly Saturday!!

Four of Spectre's Deniable Operators series (Alfa riflemen, Grenadier Alfa, Marksman Alfa) painted as more-or-less a unified squad. Same pants, packs, and hats, different jacket colors.

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