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I know, it' s not technically perfect, but I need to publish it now.
Simply, it's me.
My phases, as the Moon.
As the Moon I grow, as the Moon I decrease.
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This is my ongoing Moon phase project, this started out at approx half of an (average) months worth of the moon's different phases.....but it is growing!.
Our Natural Satellite "rises" approximately 50 minutes later every night, so getting a full months Moon phase has proved impossible to achieve in the same month, add to this cloudy nights (and "day" Moon's).........as I get new phases I will add them to the composite.
I love my Phase Fresnel lenses; so small and light and still able to reach out and 'touch' those distant birds!
And once in a while they produce some very interesting bokeh.
In this shot there was a small stream glittering in the sunshine behind the flowers, making it ideal for showing off those big blobs of concentric circles. They may not be a desirable element in most photos but it is generally easy to avoid this effect so I don't consider it problematic.
Running a few minutes behind schedule, Amtrak 822 leads the Palmetto through the suburbs of Charleston just a few miles south of its next station stop.
Amtrak's eastbound Empire Builder is pulled by two of Amtrak's Phase 6 Painted ALC-42 Chargers in special paint schemes to commemorate 50 years of the company's service. Heading through Edgebrook Woods, just 12 miles from its destination. March 2022
White bells in another time: like white blouses with blood-red ornaments. (sininhos brancos em outro momento: parecendo blusas brancas com enfeites vermelhos-sangue).
Got a sweet tip on Amtrak 391 "The Sauki" possibly having my favorite phase 2 engine leading, I win. Kensington Junction is a hard place to shoot, so many shadows to dodge. The South Shore tracks are in the foreground and the tower is now owned by Metra and is used by signal maintainers for storage.
I got a request on Facebook on all the changes Zephii went through to look how she is today. :)
1. When she first came home to me! I adopted her from the wonderful April!
2. She went to visit Buff and got her eyes modded to be open!
3. Zephii went to visit AngelToast for the first time and came home so gorgeous!
4. Got her some new glass eyes from Mint on Card.
5. Played around with a new wig color for her from Happy Camille!
6. Got my first LE color wig from Leeke for her in OceanBlue.
7. Got her a new custom colored wig from Happy Camille, it was an AMAZING wig!
8. Got her yet another LE color wig from Leeke, this time in BlueGreen.
9. Vitta-Vera/Tsuminaki painted Zephii's amazing abdomen tattoo! Still super stunning and more amazing in person!
10. Got Zephii a secondhand custom colored wig from DoA's marketplace, it's a cute mix!
11. Sent Zephii away to AngelToast to get revamped! Brand new face-up and also got her eyes opened more! No more sultry Zephii!
12. Made her a custom alpaca wig, which I sold shortly after since I figured I wasn't a fan of alpaca.
13. Got her a new amazing wig from For My Doll! By far, my favorite wig I have ever gotten her. *0*
14. Zephii's eyes were finally replaced by some gorgeous 12mm Mako eyes (IB-017)!
the quality of this photo isn't great but it does give an idea of the dress I fell in love with...well love might be a little over the top but get what I mean.
Yes I am stood in the middle of shop having the photo taken! well the changing room was far to small. The shoes were kindly loaned buy the shop to give a better idea of the dress when worn with heels as my flip flops didn't really cut it :-)
I had such a wonderful experience in all the outlets I visited today and it goes to prove that if we look the part we will be accepted.
Amtrak "Phase 1" heritage unit 156 backs in to Chicago Union Station with one of the Amtrak tour trains during National Train Day, as Amtrak "Phase III" heritage unit 145 pulls out with another tour train.
This scene is no longer repeatable today. This area at Canal Street on the north side of Chicago Union Station has now been covered with a new "air rights" high rise. And Amtrak 145 was damaged in a collision with a cement truck while carrying a bunch of Republican congressmen to a special retreat in early 2018.
Shot in a foggy night with some drizzle. The radial beams are obtained with a 3.500 lumens flashlight. You can warm yourself with that amount of light!!! I think the beams give the shovel a certain alien appearance.
Strobist Info: One flash camera right pointed at both the bulb and the background, with an umbrella. A second flash camera left with a mini soft box.
Dublin Bus (Summerhill depot) AX629 passes down the R127 between Skerries and Balbriggan on a 33A working to Balbriggan.
The route will soon change hands go Go=Ahead ireland under the "grand plan" of the NTA, with it and the 17A,33B and 102 changing hands on December 2nd.
November 2018
We seem to be transitioning into the Phase 4 paint era with B32-8WHs 506, 510 and several P40/P42s already painted in this scene at 18th St. in Chicago June 2000.
A recent pleasant evening found the kids and I bouncing around Granite City looking for a special motor on Amtrak. We had plenty to watch as the area was crawling with trains. We watched the Amtrak app report the train getting later and later and we found our sunny windows getting smaller and smaller. Eventually, the Texas Eagle flew down Springfield Sub Main 1 approaching WR Tower with a friendly engineer and a cabbage car along for the ride (heading for Heartland Flyer service to OKC I'm sure).
05-25-2019
️ SPQR - Phase I ️
▶️ Watch the Model Film in 4K on YouTube:
▶️ Intro to SPQR Project:
Support this unprecedented project on Patreon:
www.patreon.com/RoccoButtliere
Parts: 104,000+ (~1,700 unique)
Scale: 1:650
Dimensions: 57in x 289in (143cm x 231cm)
Research Time: 2,000+ hours since 2019
Design Time: 1,000+ hours in 200 days
Build Time: 600+ hours in 90 days
Photography: EClarke Photo 📷
© MMXXIII - Rocco Buttliere, LLC
Amtrak's initial order of SLC-42 Charger locomotives came in the Phase VI livery that the carrier intended to be limited to a handful of these units. My first sighting of a Charger with this scheme came on Aug. 19 2022, when I caught No. 304 on the point of the northbound City of New Orleans in Humboldt, Illinois.