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Flower Plate 5 is a macro photograph of the back of an anemone flower on a light box. It is a part of a tribute to the artists who created 1000 flower plates.
La plate, c'est une barque à fond plat, typique de la Loire, habituellement utilisée pour la pêche et pour circuler lors des crues.
The plate is a flat-bottomed boat, typical of the Loire, usually used for fishing and to circulate during floods.
Happy Monochrome Monday ... scene from Utah near Moab. Like being in another time there at Moab Giants ;)
Builder's plate for an operational 0-4-0 Porter steam locomotive built in 1889.
Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Plate”
One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Egg".
Shot with a Taisei Kogaku "Micro Tamron 70 mm F 5.6" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Saturday Self Challenge; White on White
Not the easiest challenge, and after various attempts, finally on settled on these two white dinner plates. For better or worse, they were in dappled light, hence the shadow in the background.
A decadent slice of Blueberry Cheesecake from a bakery near Toronto. Much too big for one, so I'll share it with you!
The large flat platform is for drying allspice seeds which are used in Jerk Seasoning .
Toscanini Restaurant at Harmony Hall.
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Orange is my least favorite color. Its the topic for Our Daily Challenge today. I told myself that I would go into the thrift store and come out with something orange I was happy aboutl Surely a contrast to all my turquoise dishes - I do actually like the 2 dinner plates and 4 sandwich plated I got for $2.00
Westbound NS train 112 waits on the main at New Baden, IL on the Southern-West District, with Nickel Plate heritage ES44AC #8100 in the lead. In another 30 minutes, it will meet eastbound 167 then proceed to St. Louis for work at Luther yard, before heading on to Kansas City.
With a call time at Princeton, IN for late the previous night, I wasn't sure this train was going to see enough daylight at St. Louis to make it worth waiting around for. However, when I headed out at 0430 that morning, with plans to railfan Indiana, I heard the dispatcher give 112 a warrant from Shattuc (near Centralia) to New Baden for the meet. I'm glad I took a chance because 167 took its sweet time, setting this train up for some great morning shots.
Thanks go to Will R. for the updates.
class 5 4-6-0 44871 passes winsford en route from carnforth to southall for railtour duties
note the blue coloured number plate and shed plate for 65j ,( fort william ) found on some scottish based locomotives in BR days
I found this trying to overcome my quarter plate issue with the 9x9 Go board. The slight bowing you see is nonexistent with ample side support (1x2, 2x2 bricks, etc). I am not sure the hinge tops are quite quarter plates, but I am sure the raised lettering on these parts isn't helping.
I tried using some plates, tiles, and flags to determine the actual fraction of a plate, but when I broke out the calipers I found that the plates, tiles, and flags I was using were not quite the dimensions I expected, so I just took a sample of 32 hinge tops and with statistics concluded the actual fraction is about 5/16 of a plate.