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Within a few days of getting back from Devon with this shot on my camera, 43 239, the leading power car on this Cross Country HST set had already been withdrawn along with 2 others. So began Cross Countries disposal of it's iconic fleet of High Speed Trains. Within five days of posting this, they will all be gone.

Sony A7ii + Tokina 100mm

KV-1S/85 KV-122 Diorama complete, Thanks to all for following the progress !

In recent years, another deadly, nameless low-key killer virus has ravaged the landscape of the UK and the Republic of Ireland. The forgotten victims have been public houses.

Preparing orders earlier.

The Rondout Tower operator is ready to hoop orders, in the rain, to the conductor of a passing Canadian Pacific freight train heading towards Chicago.

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SE corner of Austin and Roosevelt, Cicero, IL

Autorack cars wait for loadings at the NS Mixing Yard near Burnham, IL.

 

One of the three obviously keeping the other two in line.

The Engineer on this Conrail train is grabbing his orders at Willow Creek tower in August 1977.

EMDX 7208 sits in Council Bluffs, Iowa awaiting orders to pick up his cars.

Still life is a new monthly submission for an art gallery near me. Get the concept, not sure if I'm original enough. This photograph is not what I'm chasing at all. Must find my creative juices!

Iowa Interstate's Silvis to Peoria train SIPE 17 rolls by the restored Rock Island depot in Chillicothe, IL.

 

02-17-2024

The Bowie Tower Operator is about to hand up orders to a southbound Conrail freight bound for Potomac Yard. This is probably summer 1986 and the only time I would ever record this action on film as the tower was closed the next year.

 

Kodacolor 200 110 film

Minolta Autopack 460TX

Castle Hill, Cambridge, UK

Exakta VXIIb, Enna Super-Lithagon 35mm f2.5, 1600ASA Fuji Neopan Black and White

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I just got my first Mac (iMac 27) this week. It's been a fairly smooth transition (resyncing Lightroom was a piece of cake), but there are indeed some quirks. I don't know if I'll ever get used to Command + X for "cut"... it's in just such a different place... and having mouse acceleration on by default with NO way to turn it off (without third-party hacks) is ridiculous.

Abandoned Pub Ruby Tuesdays

Irvine Scotland

6023 propels forward at Didcot septwmber 2020

Taken with a Fujifilm X-T2 and a Fujifilm 10-24mm f4 lens.

From around 1983 or 1984. I regret that the order itself is obscuring his face, but you can still see the big 'ol cigar he's chomping on.

Monstrous Orders.

 

Дикая страшная зверская адская ложная пустошь ошибочно принимает отдельные заказы, разрушительные злоупотребления, развратные власти, похотливые видения гордятся,

Narcissique imbécile craquant mots papiers cachés insectes babuinus inflexible virus inventant mensonges éruption faussetto mangers esquivant confusions sauvages,

Aspectos amenazantes monstruos sin nombre gritos formidables columnas abreviadas desvelar consternaciones conferencias borrachos murmurando jefe asintiendo con la cabeza a la víctima,

Άπληστοι άθλιες χάλες αμφισβητούμενα βάρη αιματοχυσία κλάμα σκοτεινά ερωτήματα μυστικά επικές συνέπειες παγανιστική αυτοκρατορία ανάξες εξηγήσεις,

Analogiczne piekło codzienne pomyłanie skorumpowanych instrukcji pogrążonych w rozpaczliwych napięcia napięć wzbudzonych stres podkreśla grzechy potępione epitety unikalne sceny dramatyczne,

自白は正当化を構成していない不完全な提案不能な章不適切な定義学術的理由燃える理由.

Steve.D.Hammond.

Photo from my upcoming Maginot Line Moc

Trim Camp 2010 Trinity California.

The engineer of a train checks orders while in the locomotive cab.

A quiet moment in the steam depot at Hwange Colliery. Too quiet in fact, as the The Garratt was awaiting repairs 48hrs before a charter while the rings for the cylinders were being turned in the nearby workshop.

 

Phrases like 'down to the wire' and 'eleventh hour' came to mind.

 

Zimbabwe, June 2018. © David Hill.

Hooping up orders to a passing local.

Some winter afternoon sun brilliantly illuminates the nose of the BNSF 7651 on the V-CLOPHX1-16A as they bend through the intermediates east of Holbrook. When BNSF decided to make their first purchase of the GE Evolution Series locomotives, the 7651 was the 2nd one in the series. The units in the order, 7650-7799, were DC propulsion and delivered in the H2 scheme from Jan-Aug 2005. All of the following orders for this model from 2007-2010 were in the new H3 paint.

Kamera: Nikon F3 (1989)

Linse: Nikkor-S Auto 50mm f1.4 (1970)

Film: Cinestill BWXX (Kodak 5222) @ ISO 800

Kjemi: Xtol (stock / 16 min. @ 22°C)

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