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There was no fancy camera work here but a combination of a full depot, some shunting work and a steam charter joining the mainline makes for a very busy scene
LUCKY # 27! 27! 27! 27!
Exciting News! Here at Action Photo Tours, we are trying to start off 2021 right! A few of my images have been selected as finalists in the TPOTY (Travel Photographer of the Year) competition. The Rainier Snow Cave image below has been chosen for the People's Choice Award and I NEED YOUR SUPPORT!. Simply follow the link below and select image #27 as your favorite! Voting closes Jan 21 and your vote matters!
To add a little fun to this process, we are raffling two 2021 Soul of the Desert calendars. One calendar will be awarded to anyone who votes and comments below. The second calendar will be awarded to anyone who shares this post! Winners will be announced Jan. 13!
PH-EZX KLM Cityhopper Embraer ERJ-190STD with HB-JMM Swiss Airbus A340-313 in background
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Pose by FOYI
~ FOYI - No Rush
Female Outfit by pOOnsh
-~ pOOnsh - May Outfit
Stepping stones and nearby plants from TM Creations
~Tropical Plant Monstera Deliciosa Fatpack [PT02]
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NYC Rush Hour - Long Exposure of cars traveling the RFK/Triborough Bridges. The bridges link the boroughs of Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx. It was originally opened in 1936. It is a Suspension bridge, Vertical-lift bridge, Truss bridge type.
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Susan Candelario
Gresley A4 Pacific 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley hurries past Alrewas signal box and level crossing on the way to Derby for a Rail200 event. Note. Large ugly telephone mast removed from background. 30-01-25.
I captured this beautiful sunrise at Collaroy Rockpool in early December last year. I was lucky the swell and tide were perfect.
I hope you enjoy this image.
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Canon 6D
Canon 24-70mm F2.8 II USM
ISO 50 | 35mm | f14 | 0.4 sec
Lee 0.9 GND
A multiple exposure image created via layers in photoshop. Taken next to the Moulin Rouge early morning. I had wanted to make an image featuring the iconic Moulin Rouge windmill, however it was covered up so I focused instead on the busy street scene to the side.
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Winter sunrise by the Black Sea on the rocky shores of the Ravda Cape.
2 exposures blended manually, no GND filters.
One for the waves at f9.5, ISO 1200, 1/3 sec, 17mm
The other one for the sky at f.9.5, ISO 100, 15 sec, 17mm
As the sun sets, pronghorn crest a neighboring mountain top, casting unseen shadows and creating dreamy silhouettes. It’s a spectacle I always look forward to when visiting Yellowstone and one that many people miss in their on their rush out of the park in the evening.
CPKC's FIFA World Cup Special crosses the Rush Creek Viaduct in Liberty as it approaches the end of it's journey from Calgary to Kansas City. Although this set of Canadian Pacific varnish is running on former CP rails, this line was originally constructed by the Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul and Pacific Railroad starting in 1885 and opening in 1887. In 1930-1931, both the Milwaukee Road and Rock Island worked on track improvements between Polo and Kansas City, with the Rush Creek Bridge completed in 1931. Although the original top half of the bridge was replaced by Canadian Pacific in 2019, the columns and approaches are still original to the days of the MILW and CRI&P. Nowadays, the CPKC and UP share this bridge.
Although the streamlined A-B-A set of EMDs on the point of the consist are dressed up in Canadian Pacific's maroon and grey livery, the locomotives actually originate from their neighbor up north; Canadian National. CP 1401 is an EMD FP9A originally built as CN 6541 in July 1958, CP 1900 is an EMD F9B built as CN 6612 in January 1955 and CP 4107 is an EMD FP9A built as CN 6526 in May 1957. Though all three eventually changed hands to Via Rail, CP 1401 and CP 1900 ended up on the Nebkota while CP 4107 ended up on the Ohio Central. Eventually the power was aquired by Canadian Pacific for their business train fleet, and still retain their CP colors almost 3 years after the merger with the KCS.
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CPKC Kansas City Subdivision / UP Trenton Subdivision
Liberty, Missouri, USA
June 12, 2026
Canon EOS 77D
Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM
2026 River Gabbert
"Observing and photographing nature makes me realize who is truly in control, and believe me, it's not us humans." Michael Garth
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid close-up street photography from Edinburgh, Scotland.
Captured during the Fringe Festival 2017 candidly, he is a street performer but was just walking by on the way to set up and I had a split second to react to capture this. Enjoy!
Was doing some street photography and I saw this guy smoking in a doorway. I thought it would make a good image and started to move in.
At that moment, I saw this girl and her friend coming towards me so I made it about her - you can just see her friend's handbag on the right.
Thought it was interesting him slowlywatching the world go by in his break and her rushing off shopping.
This picture was taken in Zurich's main station. The scene was quite dark, and the picture was shot handheld, so I was surprised to see how nicely it turned out.
15/01/2019 (Tue) 1730
Ebury Bridge, London Victoria, Battersea power station behind
Southern & South eastern trains approaching & departing from London Victoria station
(Zeiss 50mm f1.4 ZF2 Planar with Fotodiox lens adapter)
If you like railway pictures that are a bit different to the norm, try the Phoenix Railway Photographic circle website;
Squatting behind the tripod I didn't realise my mobile phone had slipped out of my back pocket :(
I was too busy trying to avoid my boots getting full of water (yes boots in summer, this is Wales !!) So bye bye phone....
One click on the photo for large (if you're using the new flickr).