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Reversing off stand 9 at Harrogate bus station, Connexions Buses Scania OmniCity 9936 UB (originally Lothian Buses SN57 DAO) sets off on another journey to Wetherby on route X70 Direct. Tue. 12.07.22 0955.
Forcing myself not to put the camera down. No reason to hop on the highway and deal with rush hour traffic in the 312 anyway.
Bob, a museum volunteer and former Royal Navy 'tiffy' (artificer), works on the reversing actuator for a steam engine that he'd helped restore.
Scottish Maritime Museum at Irvine, Ayrshire.
A few years back 62166 was retrimmed with the rail inspired First seating trim (apart from the buggy area). This trim has not worn as well and notably as the seat cusions have needed replaced they have been given the original style back as can be seen here in this shot it worked the 15.
A couple more views of Mr. tri-colored heron on his favored low snag in Alligator Alley on Horsepen Bayou.
NPS/Patrick Myers
How did Great Sand Dunes become the tallest dunes in North America?
It's actually somewhat common in the western U.S. for sand to blow from arid valley floors and form dunes in pockets of mountain ranges. However, the San Luis Valley is vast, and a large part of it is a closed basin where water has pooled for thousands of years, leaving extensive sand deposits behind.
When sand arrives in this low curve of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, it starts to be subject to opposing mountain storm winds. This battle between winds from the southwest and the northeast causes the dunes to grow vertically, stacking dune ridge upon dune ridge.
For scale, look closely to see four hikers near the top center of this photo. These dunes are taller than most city skyscraper buildings!
"REVERSE OSMOSIS is a membrane separation process for removing solvent from a solution. When a semi-permeable membrane separates a dilute solution from a concentrated solution, solvent crosses from the dilute to the concentrated side of the membrane in an attempt to equalize concentrations.For more information visit www.ecosmart-water.com
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This reverse looks as if it might be a presentation postcard given to the successful assault team and signed by the major commanding the regiment involved.
My LGMS reverse loop module!
I started work on this massive undertaking back in early 2020, and it was finally completed in July of 2021. My intention was for it to showcase the full potential of this LGMS module type in order to promote its adoption. It features a rural landscape with a massive forested hillside, crop fields, a lake, a farmhouse, a small town main street, a grain elevator and feed mill served by the railroad, and a small Catholic church based on one I attend in real life! I couldn't be happier with how it turned out!
At Beamish museum — Sheffield Corporation tram 264 needs to turn back, and the pantograph must always trail.
Still exploring the Queen's Park area of University of Toronto's campus and the former McLaughlin Planetarium surroundings, I came across a long 53-foot semi-truck needing to reverse out from a loading area through a narrow and winding side-road.
One can imagine to reverse a long semi-lorry is so easy task, never mind on a narrow and winding roadway. The tractor had to get on the curb in the final reverse-turn.
(See last image in the series)
Alas! That led to a complication. The drive axle became hung and airborne and could not provide traction. The tractor became stuck for 10 minutes before a solution was found.
My first attempts using the reverse lens macro outside. I saw these beauties on my morning walk and couldn't resist going back to get my camera. I usually just shoot with my iPhone on my morning walks but I think that has just changed :)
زوج جوان، نقاشی پشت شیشه ای معکوس، سده ۱۹ ترسایی، ۳۵ در ۳۹.۵ سانتیمتر
Reverse glass paintings: a Persian maiden and an officer with a Persian maiden, Persia,19th century
glass painted in reverse, rectangular painting with an officer and maiden painted with gold ornamental details, in a wooden frame painted with polychrome floral borders, old collector's numbers written to reverse
39.5 by 35cm.
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Here is my Reverse Macro setup, I followed these simple DIY instructions. This reverse macro setup worked great. The main problem is you need to mount the camera on a tripod. The DOF is very small, so you will need to tiny adjustments. You may also need a bright source of light. Reverse Macro is a simple and exciting way to explore photography. Give it a try...
After seeing on article on ciao_chao's blog (Illucisco Photography) we've been trying our hand at reversing lenses for macro photography. This was taken with a 50mm prime on a f/4 aperture.
The Willowbrook Spacecar may not have been the most successful coach but Cluffs-Lancer have a liking for the type and still operate four of them. Number 92 (KUP 92T) is another Bedford YMT, acquired from Midland Counties in a yellow and gold livery that was a bit past its best. It has received another experimental livery: Go Lancer coaches are sky blue with a French blue waistband so this version for Cluffs reverses those colours.
Miram (Eta Persei) has been referred to as the “Reverse Albireo”. Both stars, Albireo and Miram, have bright gold primary stars with blue secondary companions. If you look at Albireo and then Miram, you will notice that the location of the “blue star” switches from one side of the gold star to the other.
Miram gold (Eta Persei A) is a huge monster star with a diameter approximately equal to Earth’s orbit. It shines at 13,000 times that of our sun.
Note the nice double-star (magnitudes 10 & 10.5) next to Miram. In the past this pair was thought to be companions to Miram along with a couple of the other nearby fainter stars. These stars are now believed not be part of the Eta Persei system but due to chance alignment.
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