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The CN L548 job, after recently got the GP9R unit for working in Manitowoc, they are pushing a long cut of 20+ loaded cars, mostly BNSF, for Briess down by the lake.
GTW 4616
Today a few local foamers and I chased a coal down the Arbor Line that had an outward facing Executive MAC DPU. I ended up getting shots of the back, and editing in the lights to make it look like the unit was leading. I shot him here between Syracuse and Dunbar.
BNSF’s 2604 pushes six wagons into Sioux Falls, across the Sioux Falls, with assistance from conductor at the front of the movement verbally guiding the driver into town from industries in the north.
Wednesday 3rd May 2023
A beautiful, bright & uplifting yellow, Easter Cactus blossom in the inside of my house, while looking out the window to the snow that's still in my garden outside! Will it ever melt??? Hopefully before Easter!
I happened to notice a giant mushroom (wish I knew the name) pushing through a thick bed of pine straw, near the side door to my house. The cap has ~4'' diameter.
A fine day for mowing grass. A polariser on the lens for this....as if you had not already guessed that! Super clouds against the blue sky.
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 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.
This Great Blue Heron is taking flight by first pushing forward while spreading its wings.
Taken 10 August 2023 at Albany, Oregon
This is a different shot from the previous one,which was a second or two before. I have chosen to upload this one in monochrome. I think street photography suits this genre. What do you think?
Again a market porter pushes his bin past the famous Market Porter pub which featured in the Harry Potter film, The Prisoner of Azkaban"
Unexpected discovery on the side of a collapsed brick wall hiking up to Mirador de la Cruz in Puerto Vallarta. The mural by Adrian Takano is an incredible find on the hike. www.instagram.com/art_takano/?hl=en#
In another episode of "Man, I really wish I had my camera with me right now," an unexpected turn of events lead from me driving to the city to see some friends to immediately whipping a 180° turn just past Hardin to intercept the Savannah and Atlanta heritage unit I just saw pushing on the rear of eastbound autoparts train NS 120 across a corn field. In some sort of twist of luck, my old Canon PowerShot SX540 HS just happened to be laying in the back seat, which ran out of battery right after I took this shot. I'll take what I can get, I suppose.
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BNSF Marceline Subdivision
Hardin, Missouri, USA
June 14, 2025
Canon PowerShot SX540 HS
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.