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Double-headed freight passing by, on a grey day in July 1966, with a BR Standard 5MT 4-6-0 in front, and ex-LMS 'Black 5' 4-6-0 45168 behind.
45168 was withdrawn in September 1966, and scrapped in January 1967. No less than 18 examples were preserved, but not all of these have been restored..
Restored from an over-exposed, grainy, misaligned blue-colour-shifted original..
Original slide - photographer unknown
UP 2522 passes Global III westbound on the Geneva Sub with a short Stacker and a UP Wedge on the first car.
Here we see DB Schenker's 66169 as it passes Westbury Panel Signal Box whilst working 6C58 from Oxford Banbury Road Sidings to Whatley Quarry. Observed on 1st June 2017
TECO Line Streetcar System Car #433 is captured passing the car barn en route from Ybor City to Tampa Convention Center. The TECO system brought streetcars back to Tampa in 2002, using replica vehicles supplied by Gomaco Trolley Company, using trucks and motors salvaged from Milan trams.
A man waits patiently to catch the subway downtown and for a split second his patience and the speed of the train and caught as one moment.
47443 "North Eastern" is seen near Dobcross with 1E28 10:48 Liverpool Lime Street to Newcastle. 12/6/88. I wish that semaphore was still there!
Life it seems has been simplified to moving from one to place to another. I've seen many places in the city but not long enough to enjoy the moment. I'm just passing through most of the time, like a wandering spirit.
An SD40-2 wearing an EMD leasing livery heads an Akron-bound train on the Wheeling & Lake Erie's Akron Subdivision. The train has just worked the yard in Spencer, Ohio, and is passing the Spencer Lake State Wildlife Area. (Scanned from a slide)
185146 leads an unidentified class member forming the diverted 1E72 10:22 Liverpool Lime Street to York past Burton Salmon. 185112 & 185124 are travelling in the opposite direction with another diverted TPE service. 17/1/2009.
150 feet below the cliff I am standing on, two freight trains pass each other in opposite directions. Savannah State Park, Illinois - Mississippi River overlook.
Photography to me is catching a moment which is passing, and which is true.
Jacques-Henri Lartigue
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I decided to have a little fun with this shot. It's a 6-shot compilation from the Top of Prospect Mountain, Lake George, NY. The cloud movement and shine on the stone sidewalk give it an interesting surreal look. All shots were in fairly close succession, but the wind was whipping that day, causing a lot of movement in the clouds and trees.
© Rick Sause Photography 2014
It isn't easy to pass the buck when they play defense well. Odd candid from this morning, this buck was again in the garden of one of the abandoned houses in Hamilton Field, by a kid's discarded ball.
Today is day 176 of Project 365 (Friday).
Here is the Muscovy and his friend, just passing by, heading towards the car park hoping someone would have some food for them, this was at the local park close to my home, here in Oberon NSW Australia.
A Blue Dasher dragonfly with his abdomen tipped slightly upward, a way of regulating temperature. This posture, which is called the "obelisk" position, is the opposite of basking, designed to minimize the amount of body surface exposed to direct, harsh sunlight.
Blue Dashers rarely sit in one spot for long. The males are constantly patrolling their territory, dashing out from their perch to challenge other dragonflies or large insects flying nearby, or looking for females with which to mate. Though this one only sat for a few seconds at a time before taking flight, he did keep returning to his perch. (No wonder he needed to cool himself off! ;-)
best viewed larger in lightbox view
As 1E18, 1400 Edinburgh - London Kings Cross, heads towards Wallyford with the DVT leading, 91111 passes in the opposite direction with 1S10, 0930 London Kings Cross - Edinburgh. Seen on the approach to Inveresk on the 24th November 2016 at 1407
The BR Table 126 10:27 London Paddington to Great Malvern 'Cotswold and Malvern Express' with HST power car 43130 leading was recorded near Wyre Piddle as it approached Pershore in October 1986. Wyre Piddle is a Worcestershire village on the River Avon, near where the Avon is joined by Piddle Brook.
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