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Street market on Leibnizgasse in Favoriten, Vienna’s 10th district. If you have a choice, it’s best not to visit this popular market on a Saturday. This is a photo taken this morning.
it was midday, and the sun was high enough to sting but not burn. he leaned into the weight, his muscles straining against the resistance of steel and waste. the dumpster wasn’t just a job; it was a symbol of grit, of resilience. his cap turned backward, tattoos half-hidden, he pushed forward, step by step, carving a path against the ordinary. behind him, the lines of the fence rose clean and sharp, a backdrop of order against the chaos of labor. his struggle wasn’t monumental, but it was human, and in that, it was everything.
A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "Push pull". The little winder button on the side of a watch, which seems to be getting smaller and harder to operate as time goes on. But it certainly requires pulling and pushing to work properly.
It's hard to know what is over the horizon but it is important to keep going forward and stay on the road!
It is a crazy notion to think that the moon, roughly 240,000 miles away from the Earth, can exhibit its subtle influence on a body as massive as the ocean, changing.... nay causing tides. And to think, as I sit there watching all that slowly happen that that same moon all those thousands of miles away has its pull on me too. In that respect the ocean and I have something in common.
The Branson Scenic Railway's GP30M, the BSRX No. 99, suffered an untimely and catastrophic prime mover failure, and these unforeseen circumstances couldn't have happened at worse time with their upcoming busy Independence Weekend on the horizon. The train operates as a push-pull move with the GP30M on one end and an F7A on other end, running south and sometimes north. To reinstate service and keep excursions moving, a second engine is in dire need.
This GP10 began life as the Illinois Central GP9 No. 9120 in December of 1955. As part of the Paducah Rebuild program, it became ICG GP10 No. 8326 in March of 1973. The U.S. Army acquired it and renumbered it as the USAX No. 1873, later selling it to S&S Leasing as the SSRX No. 1873. The Mt, Rainier Scenic Railway, owned by American Heritage Railways, gave it a new home and its original number in 2016 when it became the MRSR No. 9120. This is where it received its Milwaukee Road inspired paint scheme.
The railroad was unfortunately shut down following the COVID-19 pandemic, and AHR moved the GP10 to Abilene, KS for storage on the Abilene & Smokey Valley Railroad, a new partner of theirs. The Branson Scenic Railway is under the ownership of AHR as of 2024, and once their GP30M died, plans were in motion to bring this GP10 to the rescue.
Here, it's being moved on BNSF train J-ABIAUM1-30A on its own high value special move at BN Interlocking on the KCT, ready to hit the BNSF Ft. Scott Sub at 30th St. Though expensive, the engine was expedited from Abilene, KS to Aurora, MO, where it was interchanged to the MNA. No time wasted as it was wyed, serviced and relettered by July 3, four days after this move. 6/30/25.
Scanned lith print.
Mamiya 645 ProTL w/ M-S 150 mm/f3.5.
April 11, 2025.
Fomapan 100 pushed to iso 1600 and developed in Rodinal 1+20, semistand 1 h.
As usual (?) thin negs when using push recipes from The Massive Dev Chart. And yet another lesson showing that "shit in" isn't necessarily "shit out".
The saviour is lith development, as many times before. Split second snatchpoint, however.
Rollei Vintage 332 RC developed in Moersch Easy Lith (20A+20B+250OB+H2Oqs700).
Untoned.
My backyard pines. Always standing there, strong and tall.
Unnecessary info: The word for pine in Swedish is "tall" ;-)
Sand buildup on Porthmeor Beach, St. Ives, Cornwall after storm Ciara.
There is a 1952 photograph in existence which shows the buildup of the sand reached the eaves of the roofs of the beach front properties - after storms and no action to move the sand.
Each year a bulldozer or digger is used to push the sand towards the sea and level the beach.
This partly for the holiday season, but mainly to protect the properties from flooding.
I searched for the 1952 image and came across this page:-
Dollie pushes Dean down & hovers over top of him.
Dollie squeals out: "Oh Dean! You're jealous aren't you?!"
Dean gives her his best 'puppy dog' look and utters: "Well ..... I DO miss spending time with you .... I, uh, Really care about you ... you know."
Dollie: (in a soft voice) "It's OK to say the 'L' word Dean ...... you don't have to be afraid. And the mice are just a hobby. I'm building them a little bakery. I wanted to give you some space, & it keeps my hands & my thoughts busy."
River Trent flooding at Gunthorpe, Nottinghamshire.
09 February 2026. The River Trent at Gunthorpe showing it strength and potential destruction. Very clear to see in person, the speed and power of the current at this point. Though pehaps not on any particular photograph. I kept well clear of the waters edge for obvious reasons. It's set to get worse than this over the coming days as more heavy rainfall is predicted.
The area features the historic Gunthorpe Bridge, a vital crossing, and has a long history of river traffic.
The name Gunthorpe refers not to guns but to a Viking woman. Gunnhildr was a common Viking female name, notably in the family of King Cnut, and could be shortened to Gunni. The name Gunthorpe combines Gunnhildr with the Old Norse element þorp meaning 'outlying farm/settlement'.
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An outbound Camden Line MARC train for Washington was pushing through Carroll Interlocking on a beautiful summer morning in 2008.
MARC GP40WH-2 66 had been through here many times as it was built for the Baltimore and Ohio as GP40 4062 in 1971. It was rebuilt by MK with parts of a former Burlington Northern F45 to create the unholy abomination of steel that you see before you.
After MARC was finished with the 66, it headed nawth to Bahston, where it worked for the MBTA for a wicked bit and current whereabouts are unknown per a quick google search.
Hypo Transformation: A digital alteration from my photograph to create a unique image that retains some of the original photograph's properties.
Front Page, The Ruby Awards, December 16, 2012: www.flickr.com/groups/rubyawards/
Tug Tron heading downstream on the Fraser River near Iona Beach Regional Park in Richmond, B.C. Pushing against the incoming tide.
2025 continues to be a frustrating year for steam fans with the fire risk from dry weather. No exception today, as A2 Pacific No. 60532 ’Blue Peter’ is pushed by 57002 ‘Winston Churchill’, working 1Z70 Nottingham – Carlisle at Beck Foot.
16 August 2025
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Eyn Bokek (Dead Sea), Israel: Doors of the hotel’s large, entertainment hall, ajar, during a concert…
A lone Union Pacific DPU pushes on the rear of a south bound auto rack train up through the cut below Bealville, CA, as the gnarl trees scattered throughout the Tehachapi foothills make for interesting photo subjects.
Bealville, Tehachapi Pass, CA - February 26, 2017
8148 with 8146 on the rear departs Troy Jn with 5825 Werris Creek to Gilgandra grain train.
2022-05-02 Pacific National 8146 North of Troy Jn 5825 - 8148 on rear
"La Push ist eine kleine, gemeindefreie Siedlung mit etwa 350 Einwohnern im Clallam County im US-Bundesstaat Washington. Sie liegt im Nordwesten der 258 Hektar großen Quileute Indian Reservation und wird von den Mitgliedern des Stamms der Quileute bewohnt." Quelle: Wikipedia
"La Push is a small unincorporated community situated at the mouth of the Quileute River in Clallam County, Washington, United States. La Push is the largest community within the Quileute Indian Reservation, which is home to the federally recognized Quileute tribe. La Push is known for its whale-watching and natural beauty."
Quelle: Wikipedia
BITH'S JUKEBOX # 011
GARBAGE "PUSH IT"
Drop a coin in the slot :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-CHEnJ7gnc
Alternative video as the lawyers got to the first one :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jqOeGm1j-w
"I was angry when I met you
I think I'm angry still
We can try to talk it over
If you say you'll help me out
Don't worry baby
No need to fight
Don't worry baby
We'll be alright
This is the noise that keeps me awake
My head explodes and my body aches
Push it (make the beats go harder)
Push it (make the beats go harder)
I'm sorry that I hurt you
Please don't ask me why
I want to see you happy
I want to see you shine
Don't worry baby
Don't be uptight
Don't worry baby
We'll stay up all night
This is the noise…………
Come on push it you can do it
Come on prove it nothing to it
Come on use it let's get through it
Come on push it you can do it
This is the noise that keeps me awake
My head explodes and my body aches
Push it (make the beats go harder)
Push it (make the beats go harder)"
Garbage rolled a succession of hot singles through the mid-90's. The photograph is part of the original "Push it" cd single sleeve.