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Nearly replicating my shot from the 3rd, KCS Train M-VNKC-18 rolls south from Sheffield on the KCS Pittsburg Sub. headed for IFG at Grandview. There they'll shove their intermodal on the rear into the ramp, and run around the manifest traffic before dragging it back north to KCS Knoche Yard.
Normally I would have selected a different angle since I did almost an identical shot of the Rex Kwon Do unit here recently, but my accomplice this day hadn't shot this engine yet, and it's a pretty solid go-to angle. Plus, you never know when you'll get lucky with an over/under on the Sheffield Flyover in the distance.
Locomotives: KCS 4006, EMDX 7205
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Kansas City, MO
I love this car- the ex-Chris Evans Fiat 126 Abarth 'replica'. Except it's not a replica as a real version was never made. A true one off in a befitting condition.
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This was for my Spanish class , and it is a replication of this painting by Joan Miro who was a spanish surrelist artist , this is the original by him:
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When i was painting it , I ended up painting it upside down and i noticed that when i looked up the painting again . So after i took the shot of it , i had to rotate it . I messed up in a lot of places , but my painting is due pretty soon so i didn't have time to fix it
Today Etna's view was hided by many big clouds. Paternò (CT), Sicily.
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Excerpt from the plaque:
Corrine Simpson Posing on Her Bicycle: Artist Sherrill Tucker replicates a 1945 photograph of Corrine Simpson striking a pose on her bicycle. References obtained from Amherstburg’s North American Black Historical Museum.
Golfing Trio: Derived from the oldest photograph (dated 1867) selected for Windsor at Play, artist David Creed captures two women and a young boy enjoying a game of golf. Original photograph contributed by The Windsor Star.
Reading: Artist JoAnne Weston recreates the 1910 image of Agnes Brown enjoying a book on Lloyd Farm located in Ojibway. Original photograph contributed by the Windsor Public Library Municipal Archives from the Margaret Bowlby Family Album.
Lawn Bowling at Hiram Walker: Drawing from an original photograph dating back to 1889, artist JoAnne Weston and Robert Noule illustrate two men lawn bowling on the lawns of Hiram Walker. Original photograph contributed by Canadian Club Brand Centre.
Children Skating at Wigle Park: Using an original photograph contributed by the Windsor Community Museum, artists JoAnne Weston and Kurt Phaneuf reproduce the image of two youngsters skating at Wigle Park in 1937.
This is a lego replication of the cover of Red Hood and the Outlaws 1 (New 52). I did this right after my "Shadows" pictures but I didn't post it until today. I really love how this turned out but I spent WAY to much time on it (I have like 30 versions of this picture).
This is a car from from the game Disco Elysium, belonging to Kim Kitsuragi, called the Coupris Kineema. My partner's been super into the game lately and challenged me to build one, and it was a challenge indeed! I wanted to get the front-to-back and top-top-bottom tapers right without making it too unstable. I used a combination of screenshots, concept art books, and fanmade resources to replicate as much detail as I could. I hope y'all enjoy!
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This diorama replicates the space vessels' iconic operations forum shown in the very beginning of Star Wars: A New Hope.
The MOC is built of 361 pieces. Features the ships' distinctive gateways and a control console with printed tile. An all-black frame makes for a more premium display. Relive Vaders' choking on Captain Antilles with this diorama!
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This is my attempt at replicating the Pagani Zonda Cinque in LEGO bricks. The Zonda is one of my top 5 favorite cars, so I had to include one in my LEGO collection. This is actually my third attempt at building the Zonda (see my previous versions here and here). With this version, I think I've improved the overall shape of the car by increasing the width at the rear of the car to 17 studs (the front of the car is 16 studs wide).
As you can see, this creation was inspired by Firas Abu-Jaber's own Zonda. I tried to replicate the Zonda's shape using different methods from Firas' Zonda, but in the end some areas, such as the front simply could not be made better (Firas' version is near perfect).
Also, if anyone has a set of Ferrari FXX rims and is willing to sell, please let me know (prices on Bricklink are so high for this piece)! Those rims would look a lot better on this car than these silver ones I have.
So difficult to replicate the true colour of this gorgeous, soft, pale pink hyacinth. Hope this is as close as it is. I just couldn't manage to quite get the softness and the fragrance !
Edited in Topaz and lightly texture in PicMonkey. Hope you like it.
I can't keep up with you all ... but please know that you're all so appreciated and wherever you are, I wish you a wonderful week ahead.
Thank you for your support, everyone. I would prefer not to receive multiple invites, as I feel impolite if I don't take them up !
When I first started 'getting serious' about photography, I coined a very irritating phrase - Cliche is my friend.
What I meant by this was that my preferred method of learning was to look at the work of others and see if I could replicate it - deriving the mysteries of settings and composition through an attempt at creating a similar photograph to one that had captured my imagination...
However, upon meeting and talking to some of the photographers whose work I so admired, I came to realise what an insult it was to term their work 'cliched'.
Of course, what I was meaning was some variation upon the phrase 'imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.' Fool.
Anyway, having met the wonderful Justin Minns on my trip to Iceland, I was delighted that I finally made my long-intended trip to Felixstowe to visit Cobbolds Point. This is a location that Justin shot in one of my favourite pieces of long exposure photography - a shot so good that it was featured on the cover of the seventh Landscape Photographer of the Year collection.
Anyway, the conditions on the day were such that I couldn't get as close to the water as I would have liked and the stormy sea didn't give me the calm effect I was hoping for... but... having perched on a freezing rock for about half an hour - and shattered a NiSi ND1000 filter in the process - I've ended up with a shot that, while not perfect by any means, is another important waypoint on my own little journey.
Replicating the sort of small station scenes of Scottish branch lines, No. 55238 crosses over into the loop with a local pickup goods while freshly overhauled No. 80105 awaits the road to clear towards Polmont.
A picturesque sim in Second Life that beautifully replicates the charm of the French Provence.
Eine malerische Sim in Second Life, die sich durch ihre liebevolle Nachbildung der französischen Provence auszeichnet.
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An edit of Stagecoach London Enviro200MMC 36659 (SN17MLZ) into the Stagecoach London colours that were seen on Darts and Tridents between 2000 and 2005 before Macquarie Bank took over operations until 2011.
A view of the replicated Woodward's W seen from the George Viaduct.
Charles A. Woodward opened his first store in Vancouver on Main Street in 1891.
Woodward’s moved to new larger store on West Hastings Street in 1903. Woodward's department store became the place to shop and was at the centre of then Vancouver’s premier shopping district.
The store was renowned for its Christmas window displays, the huge basement food court and the popular $1.49 Tuesday sales with it's kitschy jingle.
The iconic Woodward's "W" was installed on top of a pint-size replica of the Eiffel Tower in 1944.
Woodward's went bankrupt in 1993 and building sat empty until a redevelopment plan surfaced in the early 2000’s.
The "W" neon sign was removed before most of the building was demolished in 2006. The “W" was replicated and re-installed January, 2010 on the remaining heritage protected old building.
The original W is displayed in the open area between the SFU campus and new Woodward's residential tower.
This is an image I've conjured up in my mind ever since I saw it over last summer, and so wanted to replicate it and finally had the chance last week. Not good lighting, crowded habitat but did quite an array of images, for me it was very exciting to see an image unfold you've been longing for. The story is a little long folks............sorry, thanks for stopping by and have a great MLK day.
My BFF & I endlessly quoted this mascara commercial in the 1980s. Here's our version of it, featuring '80s Barbies & Ken.
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On the final day of 2024, I decided to try to replicate the first shot I took on New Year's Day to start the year. You can back and see a similar shot from January 1, 2024, taken at the west switch of Leyden. Getting the westbound Zephyr at this same spot today felt like a nice way to book end the year. It was a record-setting year for ColoradoRailfan. I added 1,627 photos to my site, obliterating the previous record of 1,060 that I set in 2023. I look forward to bringing more pictures to everyone in 2025!
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I think I was trying to replicate the picture below that I took a few years ago, but it just wasn't happening for me, and then these two came along.
But that is the great thing about these "Outdoorshow" events. You don't need to be a steam buff or a train spotter to enjoy them. If you are interested in photography there are rich pickings amongst the diverse type of people and families attending: Cute kids, people of all generations. And there are machines galore: huge smoking and steaming traction engines, vintage trucks, cars and motorbikes and even a vintage steam powered funfair. On the periphery are trade and junk stalls and all manner of other entertainments. Amongst the crowds there are the good looking, ugly, old and young, strange, dirty men and dirty women (from coal and oil.....but possibly a few without those too). And even the unusual and quirky are there too.
On a sunny day these events area great day out for all the family. For more pictures see www.flickr.com/photos/pentlandpirate/albums/7215765672975...
A kerosene lamp (usually called a paraffin lamp in some countries) is a type of lighting device that uses kerosene (paraffin) as a fuel. Kerosene lamps have a wick or mantle as light source, protected by a glass chimney or globe; lamps may be used on a table, or hand-held lanterns may be used for portable lighting. Like oil lamps, they are useful for lighting without electricity, such as in regions without rural electrification, in electrified areas during power outages, at campsites, and on boats. There are three types of kerosene lamp: flat wick, central draught (tubular round wick), and mantle lamp. Kerosene lanterns meant for portable use have a flat wick and are made in dead flame, hot blast, and cold blast variants.
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So this started as me trying to replicate Inthert's version of bricksfeeder's TIE fighter cockpit. It sort of grew from there into . . . this.
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Please add COMMENTS and FAVES. I hope to replicate as soon as possible!!! :)
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1967 Leyland Leopard L1 ECW B42D
ECW seems to have had problems with the window spacing when replicating the body pattern of the previous Strachan bodied Leopards.
Nature paints the scenes and those of us with cameras simply try to replicate the moment.
This is a High Dynamic Range (HDR) image blended from three different exposures which were taken in rapid fire sequence using a tripod and at different shutter speeds with the same aperture setting.
I believe this image is MUCH better when viewed at the larger sizes....