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Similar to a shot I did last month. Something about this perspective that I find intriguing. I think I want it to be bluer, and less blartsy. Guess I'll just keep trying. My mother-in-law's garden.
Climbing has thought me a lot. Appreciation, trust, learning, fear, control, my body. Might just be another excuse to be outside ;). Believing in your own abilities is vital, as much for climbing as for general life. Push yourself, learn every day. Long Beach, Dunedin, New Zealand
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Before the skies opened up I grabbed a few cell phone shots through the fence of the Air China Cargo 747-400F at North East cargo at O'Hare.
After botching a shot in Rantoul, we were left unsure of how to continue shooting our triplet of interesting power on CN A407. I made the decision to just shoot South Paxton last second, just because there were no shots for a good while afterwards, and I wasn't interested in another overhead shot in town - the trench is cool, but I just wasn't feeling it for this time around.
Last year saw the signals here at South Paxton get replaced. Previously, a tri-light style signal guarded the main and a three-headed dwarf sat on the siding, but these were quietly replaced with modern SafeTran Vaders. The previous signals weren't exactly vintage or particularly fancy, but they were more interesting than what remains here now. I never had good luck shooting them, or South Paxton in general, but this time I just went wide and tried to see what I could get. Can't complain too much, really, especially when we get some tinges of fall colours with it.
IC1000/IC1019/CN2441 head up the daily Centralia-Gary slop freight, with the C40-8M dead-in-tow.
When I took this shot of two DPU's pushing a heavy and long MRVRO (Roseville, CA to Salt Lake City - Roper Yard Manifest) at Yuba Gap, I could not help but think of Geico's annoying commercial with Salt and Pepa singing "Push it." Well, the two C45's were pushing real good on this train. The struggle would continue for another hour, until the train hit tunnel 41 at Norden.
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La Push, Olympic Peninsula
"Il mondo è un libro e chi non viaggia legge solo una pagina."
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Taken from a Monterey Bay boat ride. Finally decided to do some shooting with something other than my lensbaby :)
Dana is excited as she just signed as a fitness model with an agency! We did a few shots for her new portfolio!
NS 4064 helps push the rear of NS 38G through Huntington, PA, as the train continues east on the middle division toward Harrisburg.
This photo will mark the start of a new series - my trip to Las Vegas for the International Sign Expo, April 27-30.
LENS: Olympus 40mm G. Zuiko Auto-S f/1.4 (old manual) lens from old, half-frame 35mm film camera. Also used Vivitar close-up lens.
CAMERA: Olympus E-P3.
I'm using another Ilford monochrome simulation today. HP5 Plus 400 is/was a beautiful film for pushing beyond the normal ISO.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 with Fujinon XF 18mm f/2 R lens