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yeah yeah yeah my first foto fanzine is here! it's a black and white resoprint with 20 pages. the resoprint makes it look very old school and analog in a way (it's almost like screen printig) quadrant is a limited edition of 100 pieces.
all pictures were taken in zurich switzerland. most of them with film cameras, only some digital. the size of the fanzine is about A5. each one ist numbered by hand by myself :-). if you're interested in having one, send me a message, you can get it for 5 swiss francs (it's about 4.5 Euros) plus shipping. i'm so proud, it was so much fun and i'm sure there will be more fanzines in the future...
Vanwege de stand van de zon werd er na de middag naar Winterhausen gereden voor de treinen uit het zuiden.
Nadat ik al enkele smartrons van TXL wist vast te leggen en dit allemaal blauwe waren was dit een leuk extraatje.
Vanuit Verona Quadrante rijd de fraai bestickerde 192 009 als trein 43100 op weg naar Wanne-Eickel.
The Quadrant is one of several buildings that are part the Bulgarian National Art Museum in central Sofia, Bulgaria.
Can you guess what the subject of this image is? The exposure was thirty seconds long and there was absolutely NO post processing or cropping. The title, incidentally, is a completely fanciful one; I did NOT travel into outer space to take this picture.
Explore 04/29/08
With a pair of CP AC4400's up front, CPKC's hotshot "Midwest Mexico Express" rolls through Chaney Jct in central Houston. At Chaney, the two mains of the Houston Sub split into the Freight Main and the Passenger Main, with the latter running through the Houston Amtrak Station. This train is hopping onto the Freight Main, which is necessary to reach the Maury St connector in the NW quadrant of the Tower 26 interlocking ahead.
I181 14 (Intermodal- San Luis Potosí, MX to Chicago, IL)
CP DRF-44 / AC4400 #9753
CP DRF-44 / AC4400 #9736
Houston, TX
November 15th, 2023
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum - Warrnambool, Victoria
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The Quadrant @ Cecil is a 5-storey boutique development with a roof top garden. There is watering hole at The Quadrant. The Black Swan, as its name suggests, presents a stylish concept that may very well have attracted executives lingering around Raffles Place to end their day with some cold beers in a classic setting.
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Quadrant Towing's QUADRANT WARRIOR towing a Log Boom up the Fraser River near the River District in Vancouver, BC Canada
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North Arm, Fraser River, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
QUADRANT PARTNER (IMO: 7406643) is a Tug that was built in 1974 sailing under the flag of Canada.
It’s carrying capacity is 43 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 1.5 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 20 meters and her width is 7 meters.
Unlike last year’s submissions, when I challenged myself to triple alliterations and puns, this year I simply tried to make a quadrant kaleidoscopes out of each picture from last year. It worked for all but 2 of last year’s photos, so I found 2 new subjects.
For my video youtu.be/3op2bcSxJ3g?si=4BamhabUcn5DUHCs,
North arm, of the, Fraser River,
River Road, Lulu Island, Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
Quadrant Towing, 1000 HP,
Her length overall (LOA) is 11 meters and her width is 5 meters.
I think these gorgeous Pine Grosbeaks were the highlight of the day for me, on 3 January 2016. We had been told about a farm family who had lots of these Grosbeaks at their feeders, and we are so glad that we called in. We also saw a Gray Jay there, to add to our species list. My small group of 4 friends and myself, travelling in two cars, did see 5 Golden Eagles, too, which was a real thrill, but they were way off in the distance and I couldn't get any close photos like this one : ) Most of the time, these Grosbeaks were at the feeders, but, much as I prefer to not have feeder shots, I was still happy to get the chance to photograph these birds up close.
Some years, the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count for the town of Nanton is held late in December. Other years, it ends up being held early January. The Count that took place on 3 January 2016, was part of the 2015 Bird Count.
As you can see, the weather was bright and sunny for us this day. What you can't see was that it was very cold for the first part of the day, then warming up to a more pleasant cold later on! I think it was -21C when we started. Two years ago, on the trip in January (for the 2013 Count), on the hour-long drive south of Calgary, we hit -34C (-29.2F)!!!!! Again, this year, there was no or very little wind, which makes all the difference. Also, the only walking we had to do was when we called in at various farms.
We drove through such beautiful scenery when we were covering the SW quadrant of the Christmas Bird Count circle that centered on the town of Nanton, Alberta. A landscape over which the occasional Golden Eagle soars (my small group saw 5!) and in which some years - but definitely not on this day! - numerous Sharp-tailed Grouse wander on the ground or perch in trees. I absolutely love this area SW of Nanton! A few of these backroads are extremely steep and almost look vertical when seen from a distance. Some years, the whole area is white, covered in deep snow, so that you can't tell where the roadside ends and the ditch begins. This Count, it wasn't too bad, thank goodness, though I might have felt differently if I had been one of the two drivers for our group!
Around lunch time, we returned to the Truch family's place as we were very nearby, and ate our lunch in the warmth of their cosy home.
After driving (being driven, for me, which is always pure luxury) the backroads from about 8:00 a.m. till around 3:30 p.m., we returned to the wonderful home of the Truch family. Not only do Bill and Leah Truch and their son, Mike, always welcome everyone with open arms, they also provide a much-appreciated breakfast snack for us and then, at the end of the day, a delicious supper. Have to say that I love travelling these scenic backroads, but I also really enjoy getting together with everyone afterwards. This is one of my favourite Bird Counts, and perhaps the most favourite.
Just before leaving for Calgary at the end of the day, we were shown the family's Llamas, two Donkeys, Peacocks, and several tiny white Quail. I should have taken photos of these animals when it was daylight - but maybe I can do it next year.
Thanks so much for doing all the driving, Tony and Andrew, and thanks, Leah, Bill and Mike for all the effort and time you put into your warm welcome! It was another well-organized Count, Mike, as usual - thanks. Can't wait for next Christmas!
List of species seen by our small group, from Andrew Hart:
Nanton general area
Jan 3, 2016
8:45 AM
Traveling
113.00 km
360 Minutes
All birds reported? Yes
Comments: -14 to +1 deg C sunny. Nanton CBC area D
32 Sharp-tailed Grouse
5 Golden Eagle
1 Bald Eagle
12 Rough-legged Hawk
50 Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
2 Eurasian Collared-Dove
8 Downy Woodpecker
1 Northern Flicker (Red-shafted)
3 Northern Shrike
4 Gray Jay
100 Black-billed Magpie
28 Common Raven
16 Black-capped Chickadee
4 European Starling
2 American Tree Sparrow
105 Pine Grosbeak -- First 60 In a yard with feeders. Balance seen elsewhere along route. Another 35 in a yard off Williams Coulee.
3 White-winged Crossbill
220 Common Redpoll
4 Hoary Redpoll
40 House Sparrow
Number of Species: 20
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Update about my daughter:
She is out of the hospital and back at home, but now knows that she will most likely have to have major surgery. She is in shock, me too, and I feel so upset for her.
Two units pass Abergavenny’s fine array of GWR Lr quadrant semaphore signals as the sun begins to dip. On the left, 150251 works a Manchester Piccadilly Cardiff Central service (1V58), and on the right, 158826 works a Cardiff Central Holyhead service (1W98).
For my video; youtu.be/C1W5bBXkOWI,
Fraser River, New Westminster, BC, Canada
QUADRANT PARTNER (IMO: 7406643) is a Tug that was built in 1974 sailing under the flag of Canada.
It’s carrying capacity is 43 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 1.5 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 20 meters and her width is 7 meters.
If you like this image, take a look at that one: flic.kr/p/2oNp3B6
Stefan took this as well. Maybe, you like his one even better.
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Mi era sfuggita un paio di volte la E193.318, che veste la livrea "I am the backbone of the economy".
Eccola palesarsi in transito a Verona Porta Vescovo con il TEC Ludwigshafen BASF - Verona Quadrante Europa, deviato via Tarvisio per la chiusura agostana della linea del Brennero.
Not completely happy with the first photos I took of this about a week ago I got a second chance when passing again at the end of the previous week. Quadrant Arcade at Christmas, at the bottom of Regent St, London. My last Explore of 2025 by the looks of things as well.
D6948 coasts through the semaphores north of Toddington, working 2C17 14:25 Broadway - Cheltenham Racecourse (with 37215 as tailgunner). This was part of the Growler Group’s 60th anniversary event for D6948 (37248) and 37215. I had bailed at Toddington on the inbound run for this working in order that I could grab a fot from the bridge.
Unlike last year’s submissions, when I challenged myself to triple alliterations and puns, this year I simply tried to make a quadrant kaleidoscopes out of each picture from last year. It worked for all but 2 of last year’s photos, so I found 2 new subjects.
Happy Wall Wednesday!
A one brick wall in header bond, a quadrant, bonding into an ornate ashlar stone pillar.
Evidence of efflorescence can be seen on the brickwork.
This wall is one of two similar walls, forming an entrance to the former 'Towneley High School', which was raised to the ground a few years ago.
Towneley park, Burnley, Lancashire.
Back alley in Gastown, Vancouver BC
Even though these building are not that old compared to most in the world, there is still some great texture and architectural cues in them. I also like how the downspout and wiring intersect to create quadrants within the frame.
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