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Or the Beak of the Kiwi?
Shot at Te Arai Pt.
Canon 600D
200mm ƒ2.8L II lens
iOptron Skytracker
30 x 30 second exposures
ƒ3.2
6400 ISO
No darks or any calibration frames.
Stacked in Nebulosity, stretched in Photoshop then final edit in Lightroom.
With load after load of 36 inch, coated steel pipe, this UP pipe train rolls west past the old Imperial Sugar Mill in Sugar Land, TX, southwest of Houston. At just over a mile in length, and with 9 pipes per car, this train is carrying about 9 miles of pipe for a pipeline project being built west of San Antonio.
The train originated on the Bay Line Railroad (BAYL) at Berg Pipe in Panama City, FL. BAYL handed the train to CSX at Dothan, AL, which in turn gave the train to UP at New Orleans.
The train consists of Trailer Train-family flatcars, primarily PTTX ones. The original PTTX flats were created in the early 90's when Trailer Train converted F89-J intermodal flats to pipe service by adding wooden crossbeams. Later, TTX would order purpose-built cars for PTTX service, like this class-JSH90C flatcar constructed by Freight Car America in 2016.
OBOHD 17 (Loaded Pipe Train- Panama City, FL [CSX/BAYL] to Hondo, TX)
PTTX JSH90C #142560
Sugar Land, TX
July 18th, 2025
Whilst killing time in Antwerp docks I get to have a good look around. There is lots to see and photograph.
Industry and everything around it is a favourite subject matter of mine.
Inside a massive steel pipe. One of many waiting to be loaded to ship.
An old steel coupler from the miles of abandoned water pipe in Millard Canyon, Angeles National Forest.
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Hasselblad 500 C/M with Kodak Tri-X 400 developed in Pyrocat-HD.
Printed on Oriental New Seagull 30x40
Lith development in Moersch SE5
Organ pipe cactus grow wild around Fort Amsterdam near Philipsburg, Sint Maarten, Eastern Caribbean.
An elderly Hmong gentleman smoking a bamboo pipe in his village courtyard. His outfit reminds me of the drab Mao era clothing that Chinese people used to wear decades ago, though his headpiece is more traditional Hmong.
This is a picture of an industrial pipe rack in a chemical plant, 2013.
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By this point I'm more than aware these shots are far from the most popular on my site. But screw it I have so many of them from here I gotta post em all (if possible). So here we go again, Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan!
The 1-UP Factory is one of three shops in the land, and the resident one, offering the most merchandise. It isn't too crazy, mostly Mario material that, if it weren't for the logo, could've been bought more easily (and likely cheaper, you know theme park prices) online.
From where I was sitting You could barely see the interior of the shop. It didn't make much sense to lower the shadows if it was not fully developed shapes in the pipe. So I knew just what I had to do. Just like my Kinopio Cafe shot, I had to over-indulge in decidedly more artistic changes.
Most of the image remains the same aside from saturation and lighting changes around the image (primary problem was the natural light coming from the top of the wall. Where the real changes were, were in the pipe itself. I took out what you could see of the shop itself and made it completely dark. I then duplicated the LED lines on the pathway, and made it into a vanishing point. Not my sharpest shot but I'm proud of what was done.
The shop itself lives up to it's name, having an industrial mechanical appearance (for a Mario theme) and has quite a few good items (though, like I said, overpriced). It's a little difficult to find a meaningful piece of merch that can't easily be replicated on Amazon, but trust me, it exists, even if it's as simple as a SNW baseball hat, that's fair game. Also, I don't know why in Japan, their own language is in a smaller caption beneath a larger English sign, that's not just specific to here, it's in a lot of places around the country. I would expect their own language to be the main sign, especially with an above average language barrier, doesn't make a whole lot of sense
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Pipe organ seen at St. Andrew’s Church (‘Andräkirche’)… a large Roman Catholic parish church with Gothic Revival architecture in Salzburg, Austria (3 minute walk from Mirabell Palace)
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Pipe Major Mike Morgan of Strathisla Pipe Band marching along Elchies Road, Aberlour, Banffshire, Scotland with bands from Keith Strathisla, Aberlour, Banff, Buckie,Dufftown, Elgin & District and Forres.
The "pipe" is an enormous area towards the center of the Milky Way where dust hides the stars in the background. The globular cluster M19 can be seen at the top of the photo and the popular "snake" nebula near the left border of the frame. There are many little blobs of dust in the photo.
The photo is a mosaic with about 50mp of total resolution.
I always thought a Saguaro was an Organ Pipe cactus. I was wrong. This large cactus on the foreground is an organ pipe. We saw many of them in (surprise, surprise) Organ Pipe National Monument. You can't find them in Saguaro National Park. Some saguaros in the background here.
Blyth beach pipe and the Anti-tank blocks at sunset.
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Alberta pipe bombs rolling east, the diesel is actually the end of this train and coincidently this is the lake bed of the ancient glacial Lake Agassiz
" Ride the snake, ride the snake
To the lake, the ancient lake, baby
The snake is long, seven miles
Ride the snake, he's old, and his skin is cold
The west is the best, the west is the best
Get here, and we'll do the rest "