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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
2-19-20
Kansas City, MO
Excerpt from the plaque:
Drummer Boys in The Emancipation Day Parade: Artist Bernadette Robertson replicates two drummer boys taking part in a 1950s Emancipation Day Parade. The original photograph, taken during the celebrations held in downtown Windsor, was contributed by Amherstburg’s North American Black Historical Museum.
Sing-a-Long: Rendered from a 1960s photograph from The Windsor Star’s archives, artist Bernadette Robertson captures Priscilla Poole, Stanley Vannon, Edith McCreary, and Mrs. Edward Doyle gathered together in song at The Homestead (also called Name of the Friendless). Located on the northwest corner of Mercer and Wyandotte Streets, the home was built in 1889 to assist the poor and aged.
Waiter #2: Artist Steve Jamieson depicts water Bill Miller serving beer at the Norton Palmer Hotel. Once located in downtown Windsor, the hotel was the first establishment in Windsor to receive a Liquor License following Ontario’s repeal of prohibition in 1927. Original photograph contributed by The Windsor Star.
Playing Croquet: Based on an original photograph from 1910, contributed by the Windsor Public Library Municipal Archives (Margaret Bowlby Family Album), artist Sherrill tucker illustrates a game of croquet between Margaret Bowlby and Grace Browing on Lloyd Farm in Ojibway.
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.
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Met up on Rest Bay, Porthcawl this afternoon with a group of friends and fellow flickr photographers for a sunset shoot. Didn't take many photographs at all, spent much of my time showing young Annabelle the opobs technique of taking photographs as low as possible without filling her wellington boots with water. This is Annabelle posing for me in her pink boots by a rock pool. It was freezing down there this afternoon and eventually the sky clouded over and it started to pour down, I didn't hang around for sunset as there clearly wasn't going to be one.
Thanks all, a very entertaining hour or so, even if I didn't get to see some of you for very long today, catch up when the weather is warmer, it certainly wasn't a day for a rest at Rest Bay!
On the beach this afternoon were Rob, Angela, Andrew, Sally, Paul, Simon and last, but not least, young Annabelle who kept me entertained for the afternoon!
EXPLORE: Highest Position: 11 on 19 January 2009
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My BFF & I endlessly quoted this mascara commercial in the 1980s. Here's our version of it, featuring '80s Barbies & Ken.
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 !
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.
Please add COMMENTS and FAVES. I hope to replicate as soon as possible!!! :)
More info about on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rome
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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.
Νίκος Εγγονόπουλος - "Τα βάσανα της αγάπης" - απόσπασμα
"Καθώς ανέμισαν
τα μαλλάκια της
έτσι μπροστά στα μάτια μου
λες και σαν ξαφνικά να ξύπνησα
και για πρώτη φορά
την είδα
-και την επρόσεξα-
την ωραία
νεαρή κόρη
με συνεκίνησε
η αρμονία των κινήσεών της
η ραδινότης των μελών
του κορμιού της
η γοητεία του βλέμματός της
η απαλή στρογγυλάδα
των μαστών της
η όλη χάρη τέλος
που ανεδίδετο
απο το κομψό ολόδροσο
πλάσμα"
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.
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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...
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This is a replica of a Beatles album, can you tell which one?
This week in 2013, the High-Energy Replicated Optics for Exploring the Sun mission launched aboard the Columbia Scientific Balloon from Fort Sumner, New Mexico. The mission was a collaborative effort between NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. HEROES was designed to investigate the scale of high-energy processes in a pulsar wind nebula by mapping the angular vortex of hard X-ray emission; the acceleration and transport of energetic electrons in solar flares using hard X-ray imaging spectroscopy; the hard X-ray properties of astrophysical targets such as X-ray binaries and active galactic nuclei; and electron acceleration in the non-flaring solar corona by searching for the hard X-ray signature of energetic electrons. Here, the HEROES payload awaits launch as the helium balloon inflates in the background. The NASA History Program is responsible for generating, disseminating, and preserving NASA’s remarkable history and providing a comprehensive understanding of the institutional, cultural, social, political, economic, technological, and scientific aspects of NASA’s activities in aeronautics and space. For more pictures like this one and to connect to NASA’s history, visit the Marshall History Program’s webpage.
Image credit: NASA
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This is my 4th attempt at building the Enzo. The Enzo Ferrari my favorite car, so I really wanted to replicate it as well as possible. This is easily the most difficult creation I've ever built. My 1st and 2nd versions can be viewed here, and the 3rd version can be found here (never finished, WIP).
For this one, I decided to build it at a larger scale; 1:12.5 or 19 studs wide, because I realized I had reached the limit of accuracy at 1:16 or 16 studs wide. Since I wanted to build this as accurately as possible, it took me about 18 months to finish. Even now, there are some areas that I am not completely happy with the outcome. Perhaps the most difficult part of this car to build was the butterfly doors. It took me many months to discover a hinge solution that would be somewhat compact and yet allow the doors to open at a fairly accurate angle.
Overall I am satisfied with the result, and I'm really glad I've finally finished building it!
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.
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This month's entry on my 12 weeks project is about replicating a Master and one of the photographers that I have been admiring for the last couple of years is Dani Diamond. I really love his natural light portraits and the way he retouches his pictures. That's why I've decided to replicate a bit his style for this month's challenge.
The picture consist of a natural light portrait with my 85mm and there is a bit of retouching via Frequency separation and Dodge and burn. It took me a while to get everything correct but I hope you like the results.
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Replicated the four windows purposely utilizing the used white bricks and plates to give the interior wall a weathered look. Included as well are the columns that go between them.
Just have to build seven more for the whole Pisamban Maragul layout...
Front Strand, Youghal in 1904 and today.
It wasn't possible for me to replicate exactly the perspective of the original. Either the photographer stood on part of Claycastle that is no longer there due to erosion, or the present promenade is to the right of the one back then.
It took approximately 40 minutes of sheer patience before I could take this shot due to the number of visitors who were at the forefront of the scene. I almost gave up but thankfully my patience paid off.
A common sight as you drove eastwards out of Swansea along Jersey Marine in the mid 70s standing in the old R&SBR Danygraig depot yard. I think it came to Swansea as a carriage heating unit after departmental service.
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I replicated Thrawns battle gear based on his outfit in Star Wars Rebels: S3 Ep22.
I used the torso of the Lego AT-DP driver and added details like his rank plaque, code cylinders and epaulettes using cut Lego stickers.
The goggles are from Minifig.cat, and I gave him a Brickarms blaster.
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HMM- the Macro Mondays group’s theme for today, 5/24, is button(s). This is the innards of a Simon Says game and you use these buttons to replicate the random pattern presented to you. This probably won’t be my posting for today.
I'm in love with works of Reza Ilyasa
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One in particular hit my mind his Sentinel and then I decided to try to replicate with Lego.
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A “Monet” garden is one that replicates the great artist/gardener’s use of special visual effects, color harmonies and garden accents.
The Monet Garden at the Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens was dedicated in 2003. Roughly one acre in size, it features hundreds of varieties of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, wildflowers and bulbs.
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Tiers of colorful flowers cascade from arbors and trellises and over rock walls and paths, delighting visitors in a non-stop show from March through October. Numerous benches located throughout the garden, also in the Monet style, allow visitors to sit and enjoy spectacular views in every direction. A graceful bridge spans upper and lower water gardens, providing an excellent vantage point for viewing the extent of the garden.
The Monet Garden is a cooperative effort of the Arboretum and Botanical Gardens and the Johnson County Extension Master Gardeners
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