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This is just a quick post to share a link to a stunning short video by the film maker Mike Olbinski, currently posting on the Vimeo website. It's called 'Pulse' and when you see it you'll understand why, it's essentially a B/W four minute film showing various awesome (one of the few times that overused word is justified) and very powerful storm systems moving across wide open landscapes...and my words just don't do it justice, and as anyone who knows me, I'm a cloud junkie, so you may think I'm biased...but trust me, go see it! Now! And as it's in HD make sure you watch it full screen, it's 4 minutes and 30 seconds of your time in which to have your mind blown, virtually every frame would make an incredible still photo to hang on your wall. And you won't be wasting another 4 minutes if you read his commentary after watching the film, he explains how he made it, why he chose the music to accompany it (it's hauntingly beautiful and complements the film to perfection) and, more importantly from my pov as a primarily B/W photographer, why he chose to shoot it in B/W. Watching the film has the same effect on me that looking at the truly astonishing images from the Hubble telescope does...being humbled and awe inspired by Nature, she really does know how to show off while putting us in our places!
Strangely, I saw Pulse just after I posted this image a few days ago with the title it has right now. I kept it private until I could write something to go with it...then I saw the film and synchronicity kicked in.
I am visiting flickr when I can and catching up with you all, if you haven't heard from me yet, you will! Hope you're all doing well and getting some excellent creating done outside in this impressive and slightly bizarre weather we're having/will have...snow? snow? snow? yes! yes! yes please! :-)
Connecticut Southern Railroad train CSO-1 pauses at CP-100 on CSX's Boston Line as a westbound CSX rolls over the interlocking. Taken September 5, 2005
My next visit to Niddrie West Junction shows more of the long term problem here. With the line heading towards Millerhill closed, the other line now has a 5 mph speed restriction now on it, I found it very strange on my last visit that it had normal line speed !
Passing slowly is 60021 on the Oxwellmains - Viewpark cement , 6D62, on the 18th May 2018. Seen passing here at 0809.
water games during a water polo match
I tried to make the water the real leading actor of my waterpolo first shots!
A CSX rail train waits at the Columbia Amtrak Station as NS 28T carries a load of BMWs through town.
6880 'Betton Garnge ' passing Swithland Sidings Signal Box with a train of box vans during a TLE charter.
( Pylons and wires removed in PS )
I was in search of some good clear lightning last night, but it was too far in the distance for it to show up as anything but a yellow glow.
5541 disturbs the peace working through Whitecroft with the 14:30 service train from Norchard to Lydney Town , Norchard and Parkend. DFR 12th October 2024. (Earlier take with T.V. masts and speed restriction sign removed in P.S.).
Coal Sector branded 60079 'Foinaven' eases its train of bitumen tanks off the Up Relief on the approach to Acton Yard. The 6Z39 06:50 from Llandarcy was heading for Grain. In the foreground construction Sector 60042 'Dunkery Beacon' waits for the road with a train of loaded Marcon hoppers. This was the 7V77 08:54 SX Angerstein Wharf to Paddington Tarmac Terminal that would continue via West Ealing and Greenford to loop back towards London.
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CN 120 (with CN 2893, CN 2658 & CN 2956 up front and CN 2858 mid-train) is exiting Taschereau Yard on the freight track, just as CN 149 is passing on the north track. The south track is also occupied, with a hi-railer stopped.
Passing Garsdale Head on the 9th July 2014, Stanier 8F no. 48151 hauls the 'Fellsman' charter on its return leg from Carlisle to Lancaster via the Settle & Carlisle route,
Distant (snow-capped) mountains and dramatic light through passing clouds. Taken above Gallin, just along from Meggernie Castle in the middle of Glen Lyon.
The trees are native Scots Pine trees, a small remnant of the Caledonian Forest left after Robert Campbell (1630-1696) sold much of the forest to pay off his debts, the idiot.
Alexandra Towing tug North Light seen passing through the Liverpool North dock system during the late fifties / early sixties.
(D. B. Hillman Collection / Photographer unknown - if anyone can identify the photographer, please let me know so they can be properly credited.)
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Carpathian Biosphere Reserve (CBR) (Ukrainian: Карпатський біосферний заповідник)
Passing the junction of Coseley Street (right), Bilston - Thursday 15th April 1982.
The scene today is totally altered and currently looks something like this: www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.563447,-2.0836194,3a,51y,54.41h...
After a brief pause at the west end of Rumford Jct. (Poland) to wait for DJ-1 3404 to cancel their paper after working International Paper, RUPO with MEC 307 - MEC 319 - MEC 501 and 15 cars is on the move past the block signal as it passes under Danville Corner Rd. in Auburn, Maine.
When they get to Danville they will pick up MEC 3404 and about 13 cars then continue on to Rigby at dusk.
December 9, 2021