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An (L) train makes a reverse move across the diamond north of Broadway Junction. Due to trackwork, the (L) was running from Canarsie to Broadway Junction only, affording this unique view.
R143 (L) (Kawasaki, 2001-2003)
Broadway Junction Station
Canarsie Line - BMT
Sometimes when you anticipate a nice sunset towards the Western skies, don't forget to turn around and look East. The colors sometimes manifest themselves in the opposite direction... :-)
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A reversed picture of my Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: Escher Room LEGO project.
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(This one was very fun to make!)
CSXT 1712 makes another appearance on Pan Am’s network, this time with better conditions.
Here’s another post glossing CSXT 1712, one of CSX Transportation’s SD40E3 ‘Eco Units.’ 1712 took another spin around New England, trudging through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine for the second week in succession. On this cold Saturday, time was on the side of many young railfans who swamped North Central Massachusetts for a glimpse of the Eco’s second go at handling M427.
Following a less-than-ideal shot at CPF-309, it was in the best interest to take advantage of one of Ayer’s unique structures for a frame. West Main Street Bridge (MA A19003) suspends a brief portion of the 98.5-mile-long Massachusetts Route 2A across MBTA’s Fitchburg Line and has been doing so since its construction in 1949. Roughly 16,500 vehicles traverse the 115ft deck daily while remaining uninterrupted by Ayer’s rail traffic. Sometime between 1990 and the early 21st century, the bridge was painted from an oxidized-looking green into a red-bronze.
Today, MA A19003 serves as one of many staples in Ayer’s historic collection of buildings and structures. Thousands of rail photos have integrated the bridge as a backdrop, as Ayer’s MBTA Commuter Rail Station lies nearby giving easy access for a frame. I highly recommend exploring this ‘iconic’ mid-20th century structure, and one of my all-time favorite bridges in Massachusetts.
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Ayer, Massachusetts
A westbound New Brunswick Southern Railway transfer job is crossing the Reversing Falls Bridge on the return trip to the former CP Dever Road Yard from the CN "Island" yard on the east side of Saint John. The former CP yard and shops are the hub of NBSR operations and the Railway's headquarters. The reversing falls are a local attraction where the Saint John River flows through a series of rapids that actually reverse direction during tide cycles. The tidal range from low to high tide in Saint John Harbor is some 30'.
Saint John, New Brunswick
August 1, 2009
Cockle train RX224 reversing light through the points with classic signalling. Victor Harbor 2022. © Henk Graalman
Today's challenge in the Our Daily Challenge group is "Using your head". You might say I did that... at least it felt like it trying to come up with something. LOL!
"You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain
Taken with Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200
One of the nicest find of the 2013 macro season was this dark jumper spider. An unusually quiet specimen, it didn't move too much during a couple of stacking sequences.
30 natural light exposures at ISO 100 made with Sony NEX-6, reversed Schneider-Kreuznach APO-Componon HM 60/4 lens on Olympus Telescopic Auto Tube 65–116.
A welcome visitor to the 1987 RAF Mildenhall 'Air Fete' was this
US Air Force General-Dynamics FB-111A 'Aardvark, 68-0265 from the 2nd Bomb Wing.
When the FB-111's were superceded, she was reworked to F-111G standard and delivered to the Royal Australian Air Force in 1991 becoming A8-265.
Unfortunately - like most of the retired RAAF F-111's she was 'buried' in a Landfill Site on the 21 November 2011.
RIP
Scanned print
Flies can be tricky to shoot this close, often they'll take off if you get within a foot, but occasionally one will cooperate.
Shot with a 24mm reversed onto extension tubes. The flash is on a hinged hot shoe that leans the flash out over the lens stack. A DIY snoot with diffusion fires the light in front of the lens.
Last July, my wife found this great sunflower field not far from home. We went out about an hour before sunset one evening with camera and stepladder in hand. Mostly I just took a bunch of crappy pics but I did have a few decent ones.
With Pink Betsy, the 1963 Buick Skylark (www.PinkBetsy.com) photographed by Meowz Fotography (www.facebook.com/MeowzFoto) in Vancouver, BC. This automobile was used in the 'On The Highway' (bit.ly/qPONTg) music video.
In response to several e-mail requests, here's nearly all of the battle scene found on the reverse side of a Clydesdale Bank one pound note, issued in 1982, and withdrawn in 1988. This was taken using the macro lens test rail shown in a photo posted previously. Here's the setup used, but with the projection lens mounted on the 105mm:
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For this larger area image the primary lens on the camera was a Nikon 105mm f/2.5 AI-S, aperture f/11, focused at infinity, with the objective from a Soligor 450mm f/8 telephoto lens reverse mounted on the 105mm. The Soligor (badly damaged... beyond repair) was bought cheap just for salvaging the objective. Using the Soligor objective required that the stage holding the banknote had to be moved back away from the camera almost to the limit of its travel. Lighting was provided by an overhead fluorescent lamp. Unlike the image produced by the 7 inch Kodak Projection Ektanon in a previous test, the Soligor does produce some softness in the extreme corners of the photo, but not to a degree where it's objectionable.
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WEEK 33 – Columbus Kmart Closing, Set 6
Now that we’re on the way out of the store, it’s about time I finally tell the story of my attempted fixture purchase from here. I think I mentioned on my first stour from here that, if and when (okay, just “when” XD ) this Kmart would close, I wouldn’t mind trying to get my hands on the store's directory, which you’ll recall I was utterly fascinated by. On this visit, lo and behold, the fixture had a sale sticker on it and was priced for $50; a little much, but I’d learned by then that that’s probably a reasonable (or at least typical) price, so I was ready to jump on it. Our friendly cashier at the register did me the favor of getting the store manager, who was in charge of the fixture sale at this location, and he proceeded to walk over to the customer service desk to ring us up.
On our way over, just to clarify 100 percent that the directory would be coming along with the fixture – since that’s what I wanted, more so than the fixture itself, of course – I asked the manager just that. And to my disappointment, his originally cheery attitude faltered and then turned sour, and he said no. (cont.)
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Taken at Susan Gilmour Beach, NSW, Australia.
This beach was once infamous as a nudist beach, but with more relaxed public acceptance of partial nudity on most beaches; this tends not to happen here nowadays.
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L&C 14 reverses into the wye at North Chester to allow L&C 12 to make a move to the NS interchange at Chester.