Gas Pumps & Stations
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The Water Pump with the statue of Will Rogers (AKA "The Cherokee Kid" and Ihis horse Soapsuds. The pump in the sculpture is the actual pump that Will used to water his horse at
The pumping station Zeldert is a former steam pumping station in the Eem Valley. The pumping station is located on the municipal border of Baarn with Amersfoort. It was built as a steam pumping station in 1896, after it was washed away at a dyke breach. In 1926 the steam pumping station was replaced by an electric pumping station.
Our Autumn leaves have fallen.
I don't know the story of the water pump in the forest but made an interesting photo.
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Amsterdam - Majoor Bosshardtbrug - Oudezijds Achterburgwal
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Along Highway 33 near McKittrick, California. Huge oilfield.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McKittrick%2C_California
How did I miss this?
The Gas Station now available @ Cosmopolitan Event for a reduced price.
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Sounds include:
- Touch the Paper Towel Dispenser
- Touch the Gas Pump
- Touch the Coffeemaker
- Touch the Phone on the Counter
- Touch The Radio on the Shelf!
- Touch the Tiffy Car
- Every Lamp has a Light Script
- Touch to turn on & off
- Both Cars animated
A large and well-organised pile of timber in the corner of the pump station grounds.
On closer inspection, the top edges of each piece if bevelled off nicely, so we surmised that they are actually posts (eg fencepost, marker posts, etc) waiting to be deployed.
It is that time of year where things might go bump in the night, the chill starts to set in, and the Pump-King awakens. Imagination and senses go wyld. He is coming for you Barbra.
Mood: I'm Your Boogie Man (Dance Remix)
While driving the back roads of Minnesota in the middle of the night, you've yet to see another car on the road . . . your gas tank gauge is hovering near empty . . . fortunately you spot an island of light in the dark . . . YES! A place to fill up . . . but you notice someone wandering about, just outside of the range of light from the island . . . the person is carrying something . . . sticks, a bat, a tripod??? . . . the last item is illogical . . . why would someone be taking a photograph of a gas pump in the middle of the night . . . common sense tells you to keep driving . . . better to be safe than sorry.
My inspiration for photographing gas stations at night were the images taken by Frank Loose which can be seen here www.flickr.com/photos/frankloose/albums/72157720238061513
Looking forward to more nights out looking for other gas stations to photograph.
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Sometimes it is fun to take my Yashica 44 for a walk. I have been cutting down 120 film to 127 with variable results.
I fell in love with this diesel pump at a local farm.
The swirly bokeh and the looks from the Fomapan 100 at ISO 50 makes a very nice combination.
The pumping station Lely is an electrically driven pumping station in 1930 and is still used to keep the Wieringermeer dry. The building was designed by Dirk Roosenburg.