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Observed from Whiteladies Road in Bristol, just east of Clifton Down station, on Tuesday 27th September 2022.
On the left, Class 166 diesel multiple unit No. 166218 heads east with 2K41, the 16:01 Severn Beach to Bristol Temple Meads service, while on the right sister unit No. 166216 heads west with 2K44, the 16:12 Bristol Temple Meads to Avonmouth service.
Fomapan 100
Nikon FM2
Nikkor 24mm lens
Epson V600 scanner
Ilfosol 3, 1+9, 5 minutes, 20º C.
TransPennine Express meets TransPennine Express at Hall Royd Junction – 185107 & 185102 approach with 1P30, the 15:54 Scarborough – Manchester Victoria while 185105 & 185118 recede into the distance with 1P35, the opposite working. 25 September 2025.
66782 heads past Ribblehead with the 11.25 Arcow Quarry - Pendleton loaded stone on Fri 15th February 2019.
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Tightly focused but embracing a little motion blur in this close-up candid street portrait. Despite the imperfection, I simply loved her expression and the flow of the image so I processed in higher contrast with some added grain to balance the softness.
A whole bunch of red and black locos, but only one CN unit in the bunch. The e lead switchers are DMIR 211 and 212, while the Utac pellets are led by BLE 903 with CN 6013 and DMIR 408 rounding out the consist. It's a real nice September morning, cool enough to let the hot pellets give off a wisp of steam.
The only buffalo I saw all morning, and it gets PHOTOBOMBED by a female whitetail deer zooming in to steal the spotlight.
Ha ha! Oh well, happy to meet her as well...
Image MJK_1281
Days pass us by. The autumn is going to finish very soon. But the mood of these days attracts me.
Thank you for the comments and faves, my friends.
The road across Rocky Mountain National Park - Trail Ridge Road - had just opened for the season 2 days prior to my going up. Going up later in the afternoon provided an interesting mix of passing thunderstorms, dramatic lighting, and snow covered mountains.
UP ILTSIR-28 rolls into Sylmar passing a local landmark: the Los Angeles Aqueduct's Cascades. Through freight traffic isn't all that common on this line, but a maintenance closure of the Palmdale Cutoff brought a number of freight trains through on this Memorial Day weekend.
It's June 2, 1996, when dad (conductor) took this photo of his engineer Ron Morales and road foremen Dale Bennett aboard the Union Pacific 1996, as they move the 1996 Olympic Torch Relay train from Portage to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, over the Canadian Pacific's Watertown sub. The train is bound for the 100th year of the Olympics in Atlanta Georgia. This is the first time in Olympic history that the torch was passed, by using a railroad.
Olympic Torch Relay Train
UP 1996,1896
Somewhere between Portage and Milwaukee, WI.
June 2, 1996
Lynn Longley photo,
D.A.Longley collection.
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After the Peaks came the HSTs and 30 years later still performing
They are used regularly each hour on a Nottingham service, seen here passing at Great Bowden 13 October
I took a picture from this location, previously, on a cold and foggy January morning. I could hardly believe it was more or less the same time and same place :-)
8-11-12 While the MS Maasdam was traveling through Prince Christian Sound in Southern Greenland We passed many Glaciers
evening at 'Piazza San Marco' , Venice
most of the tourists were gone home
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Passing by - Yes, I do love shooting in Chinatown! Sunday 11 June is the Street Photography Workshop there. There's still space available for it. www.shootnewyorkcity.com/blog/2017/6/4/passing-by-in-chin...
This is a wee jetty just behind Cockenzie Power Station. Luckily the shower passed me by completely. Those in Fife appear to have been less fortunate...
Went on a birding outing with Kim (K.Menzel) and friends to a couple of my local spots and enjoyed viewing a number of birds one including a surprise 'passing by' of this female Northern Harrier. It's always a good time birding with friends when you can actually find a number of birds and it's not cold, windy or wet!