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METRO RAIL SYSTEM , DRIVERLESS, AN ENGINEERING MARVEL.
Great Deal of Planning , sync, co-ordination and Precision image capture of your friendly family in the lead window of a moving train from a lead window of train approaching from opposite direction. In fact, one photographer failed to make the precision shoot.
The fast moving train emerging out of an yet to be completed station was shot from another fast moving train. People you see in the front window are travelers enjoying the exiting city scape. Similarly we were viewing from the fast moving train from the opposite direction. Yet Another Hi tech marvel in Dubai.
An Engineering Marvel, fully automatic driver less train.
Both on left and right sides are the metal scaffoldings yet to be removed.
It took the working team less than the one hour which I needed to take the sunset photo, to get the wings off the ground to fix it at the top.
That's precision!
It was very interesting to watch.
Destruction construction.
Gentrification at 2 Mile's from home and closing !
Photography in the 'Thinker' stance.
LR4018 © Joe O'Malley 2020
Precision & Planning - A couple good friends and myself spotted this female Peregrine Falcon of a pair while hiking the Northern California Coast. Compared to the male, she has more distinctive rufous coloration and is significantly larger (as is this case in this species and many other falcons/raptors). After we determined that we weren't able to get portraits where she was sitting, we carefully curved around and waited at her predicted flight path - with the goal of capturing her flying towards us. She took off like a rocket towards us through the dunes and I was very happy to capture this shot which conveys a sense of habitat as well as speed. It certainly takes a lot of precision and planning to photograph such a precise and speedy bird in flight!
Species: Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus)
Location: Northern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R5 + RF 100-500mm IS
Settings: 1/3200s, ISO: 2000, f/7.1 @500mm, Handheld, Electronic Shutter
Female ruby-throated hummingbird refueling at bee balm in my garden. It is fascinating to watch these little birds as they hover and dart in any direction as they get lined up with the nectar source. The speed and precision in which they accomplish this feat is truly amazing. Backyard bird.
An Anna's Hummingbird feeding on a wild radish flower. If you look closely, you can see the pollen on the tip of its beak. It's easy to see how these little birds help pollinate plants. Check out its tiny little talons tucked away underneath too.
Iglesia de Cofita (Huesca)
We miss a lot with the naked eye when wildlife does even routine things. I love the grace and elegance of this goose making a tip-toe landing in the golden tones of an early morning sun.
At some point probably in the 80s or 90s someone in Cheyenne County, Kansas put up maybe 100 or so signs of various landmarks, historical sites, and various other signs marking points of interest. They also created a driving tour route that takes you all over the county.
I did the tour a few years ago and have visited a number of times since. Each time I drop by a few sites, but this time I wanted to find not just the three-state markers (there's two - it's a long story, I guess) - I've been to that a couple times before.
But I always remember coming across a sign in Kansas that directs you to the "3 state marker". My memory of it was foggy, but I eventually found it.
I have a thing for hand-painted signs. All of these signs in Cheyenne County are hand-painted typically with just words. I'm glad I found it and glad I shot this one single photo of it. Not sure why I didn't take more, but that was apparently a thing I was doing this past summer.
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'Precisional'
Camera: Mamiya RB67
Film: Kodak Vericolor III; x-11/1997
Process: DIY ECN-2
Kansas
July 2025
XR551 and BL34 head away from the former site of Wedderburn Junction, where the former branch to Wedderburn ran to, with empty grain 9147 from Geelong to Quambatook.
After waking up in Kerang to find both V/Line and SSR were cancelled, I hit the road south for PN, managing to get here with a minute to spare.
Monday 12th February 2024
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European bee-eater - Merops apiaster - Abejaruco europeo.
IMO number 9831294
Vessel Name NAVIG8 PRECISION
Ship type Crude Oil Tanker
Flag Marshall Islands
Gross Tonnage 63338
Summer Deadweight (t) 109994
Length Overall (m) 250
Beam (m) 44
Year of Built 2018
In a blur of brilliant blue, the kingfisher dives with flawless accuracy, slicing through the air toward the shimmering water below. In a single decisive moment, it emerges victorious—beak clenched around a wriggling fish.
Nikon D7200, Sigma 150-600mm Sports lens, 600mm, f/6.3, 1/1600, ISO 110. These tundra swans (and dozens of others) put on a precision flying air show, not quite up to the standards of the Thunderbirds or Blue Angels, but for big swans it was fun to watch.
Small, Green Violetear Hummingbird prepares to connect with this rather large trumpet-shaped flower. A fraction of a second later, it had its head and bill totally within the tube of the bloom.
Best viewed enlarged.
Sensei Matt Price, a former European Karate champion, demonstrates to the class how to perform the Yoko Geri Kekomi.
Special Shotokan Karate Course to celebrate Sensei Bob Rhodes 80th birthday with Nick Heald and Matt Price at the Abbey School Faversham on the 15th March 2026.
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©Kings Davis 2022
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Precision Scheduled Railroading is in full effect throughout the Roseville Service Unit. In order to better the company's operating ratio, Union Pacific elected to run fewer & longer trains. This business model cuts down on costs associated with rail transport, such as crew salary and fuel consumption.
After departing Roseville at over 10,000' in length, the MWCEU of September 6th was making good time up the (flat) Valley Subdivision to Redding. At Redding, 22 cars would be set out, causing a nearly hour delay. By the time the train was headed north again, the late summer evening was drawing to a close.
In this shot, the sound of a gentle summer breeze is broken by the echoing rumble of a freight train working northbound through the Sacramento River Canyon. UP 1983, the Western Pacific Heritage Unit, catches the last little bit of daylight as it leads a 111-car manifest through Vollmer's Delta.
UP 1983 — MWCEU 06 — Delta, California
September 7th, 2019
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