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An attempt to treat a colour image as I would my monos, if that makes any sense...
Some developers a while back proposed to install artificial islands in this bay (Belle Greve) for "exclusive" luxury living and shopping. Local protest and the economic meltdown in the West seemed to have stopped this idea...
Early am light finds fresh repaint 6241 leading the 3 class paint schemes of ex Soo Line SD60's through Belleville, Michigan with a CP trackage right eastbound oil train on NS back on March 17, 2012.
N990HA - Dassault Falcon 7X - private (untitled - reg. to BANK OF UTAH TRUSTEE)
at Toronto Lester B. Pearson Airport Airport (YYZ)
c/n 036 - built in 2009
This aircraft received a new paint scheme and now carries a Canadian flag on the tail
“Know that although in the eternal scheme of things you are small, you are also unique and irreplaceable, as are all your fellow humans everywhere in the world.”
Margaret Laurence
Or fellow frogs as the case may be.
One could not find a more appropriate paint scheme to follow across rich green fields on a rainy Oregon morning. Here the Albany & Eastern turn to the P&W interchange at Albany returns toward Lebanon, with a wonderful looking standard cab GE pulling a bunch of empty center beams for lumber loading - March 21, 2022.
A late FEC 101 crosses the St. Lucie River in Stuart with ES44C4 821 leading. As of the time this photo was taken only six ES44C4s were on Florida East Coast property in the champion scheme, with the rest wearing the GrupoMexico scheme or on lease in Mexico.
Frontier A320 sporting the FLY FRONTIER.COM titles landing 6L in CLE....only 3 aircraft wore this scheme 2 A320,s and 1 A319
delivered 2-24-2006 to Star Flyer as JA03MC
2-18-2014 to Frontier
cn....2695
Royal Air Force British Aerospace 146-100 Statesman "Kittyhawk 19" with RAF 100 scheme, about to touch down in the gorgeous evening light on 05 at EGMC
Mitrofan of Voronezh (in the scheme of Makarius) is a bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church, the first bishop of Voronezh. Glorified as a saint on June 25, 1832. The future saint was born under the name Mykhailo in a family of Orthodox priests. He was married, had a son Ivan. At the age of forty, Mykhailo became a widower. In 1663, he was ordained a monk with the name Mitrofan. Mitrofan Voronezh blessed Tsar Peter the First for the construction of the Russian navy and the Azov campaign. At the bishop's funeral, Peter the First personally carried his coffin.
According to information from the Antiquarian magazine No. 86: "Restoration: Revival of Treasures", 10/14/2014, the image of Bishop Mitrofan of Voronezh, on the edge of the pylon of the side chapel of St. Olga in the choir above the southern nave, belongs to the brush of Wilhelm KotarbinskI. Other sources call Pavel Svedomskyi the author, others assert joint authorship or the impossibility of determining authorship. Kotarbynskyi, being a Catholic, did not sign his works in accordance with the contract for the performance of the works.
Митрофан Воронезький (в схимі Макарій) - єпископ Руської Православної Церкви, перший єпископ Воронізький. Прославлений у лику святих 25 червня 1832 року. Майбутній святитель народився під іменем Михайло в родині православних священиків. Був одружений, мав сина Івана. В сорок років Михайло став удівцем. В 1663 році був пострижений у чернецтво з іменем Митрофан. Митрофан Воронезький благословив царя Петра Першого на будівництво російського військового флоту та Азовський похід. На похоронах єпископа Петро Перший особисто виносив його труну.
Відповідно до інформації з журналу "Антиквар" №86: "Реставрація: Відродження скарбів", 14.10.2014 образ Митрофана єпископа Воронежського, на грані пілону бічної каплиці Святої Ольги на хорах над південною навою, належить пензлю Вільгельма Котарбінського. Інші джерела називають автором Павла Свєдомського, треті затверджують спільне авторство або неможливість визначити авторство. Котарбинський, будучи католиком, у відповідності до договору на виконання робіт, свої роботи не підписував.
Während zum Teil noch die Altbaustrecke der Janghang Line befahren wird, gibt es auch Abschnitte auf denen bereits seit Jahren auf der (nicht elektrifizierten) Neubaustrecke gefahren wird. So zum Beispiel auch im Bereich Seokchon. Hier mit der abweichend vom üblichen Farbschema blauen Korail 7382 und Mugunghwa 1551 Yongsan - Iksan.
While some of the old section of the Janghang Line is still being used, there are also sections on which the (non-electrified) new section has been used for years. For example in the Seokchon area. Here with the blue - which differs from the usual colour scheme - Korail 7382 and Mugunghwa 1551 Yongsan - Iksan.
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One of the oldest markets in London, dating from the 14th century, and is located in the historic center of the City of London financial district.
The market dates from the 14th century and is said to derive its name from Leather-hall, though it is disputable. The early history of Leaden Hall involves the Mayor (1446), Simon Eyre. According to John Stow, "Eyre, a draper built Leaden Hall for a common garner of corn for the use of this city".
The Market is typically open weekdays from 10 am until 6 pm, and primarily sells fresh food; among the vendors there are cheesemongers, butchers and florists. Originally a meat, game and poultry market, it stands on what was the center of Roman London. A number of commercial retailers are also located in the market, including clothes shops.
The ornate roof structure, painted green, maroon and cream, and cobbled floors of the current structure, designed in 1881 by Sir Horace Jones (who was also the architect of Billingsgate and Smithfield Markets), make Leadenhall Market a tourist attraction.
The main entrance to the market is on Gracechurch Street. The double height entrance is flanked by tall, narrow gabled red brick and Portland stone blocks in a 17th-century Dutch style. The adjacent buildings to the south have a continuous retail frontage which is punctuated by narrow entrances to pedestrian ways into the market.
Between 1990 and 1991 the market received a dramatic redecoration which improved its appearance, enhancing its architectural character and detail. The redecoration scheme received a special mention in the Civic Trust Awards in 1994. The market is a Grade II* listed building, being listed in 1972.
9th September 2020
A6-BLF Etihad Boeing 787 Dreamliner in ADNOC Choose China special scheme on final approach to runway 23R at Manchester arriving from Abu Dhabi
National Ceramic Museum of Valencia. Originally the Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas
This magnificent entrance made in 1745 during the 3rd renovation, by the brilliant baroque sculpture Ignacio Vergara Gimeno makes reference to the two largest rivers in the vast Valencian region the Turia and Jućar, that is represented by two naked human figures; under these two buckets pour water in clear reference to the title of ththre Marquises. On the right side of the entrance it set represented two heads of crocodile, a quiver of arrows and a vessel by whose mouth pour the water. On this set one of the two great figures referred to above and higher up decoration of ivy whose trunk it curls a snake.
On the left side, a reclining lion, another vessel pouring water into and other quiver of arrows. On the back of the lion resting the foot on the other giant. Beauty and grandeur of this entrance is truly a masterpiece.
Digging into the collection, found me this patriotic Alco S-2 for "Switcher Sunday", photographed by the late but well known Cleveland photographer James P. Marcus. Hard to believe that Jungle Jim, as we knew him, has already been gone 36 years, but at least we can still enjoy many of his unique captures, such as this one. Buffalo Creek, was a switching railroad that still operated 7 Alco swtichers at the time it was taken over by Conrail. Those units wore standard colors of orange, black and yellow, but #46 got this special scheme for the Bicentennial in 1976.
Clytha Park, Clytha, Monmouthshire, South Wales is a 19th century Neoclassical country house
Large C18/19 garden around lake with wide lawns and specimen trees, original layout by John Davenport, with C19 arboretum, and H. Avray Tipping influence. Visit the 1790 walled garden and the newly restored greenhouses.
The National Garden Scheme have a little yellow book for each County. It lists private gardens that open for charity.
Saudia Airlines Boeing 777-300 "75th anniversary - retro scheme" on finals to land at Heathrow airport, London.
Bow Peak reflecting on Bow Lake at sunrise. The geometric symmetry of this mountain is really amazing, but you have to shoot it from a certain angle to get this pyramidal shaped perspective on the water.
SM42-2547 shunts with a set of Cedrob containers, which are to be loaded up at the local bulk cargo terminal in the harbour of Gdynia. At the end of July 2023 the locomotive has undergone a repair together with a change in the paint scheme. From now on, all CTL locomotives are to be painted this way.
The list of locomotives in this new livery is currently still relatively short. This is the only 'Stonka' which I saw in Gdynia to have the orange and silver paint put on, however there might be some other ones around the country. There is also ET22-R002 after a repair finished just before last christmas eve.
Photo by Piotrek/Toprus
A CSX West Olive coal train turns the corner toward Grand Rapids in Plymouth, Michigan with a much improved yellow nose scheme. I hated the all grey and blue/grey schemes, this was an improvement but far from what could have been considering all the classy schemes that disappeared into Family Lines and CSX. April 1990
Battle River Railway SD40-2W #5353 heads south on the ex. CN Alliance Sub. This location is the only curve of any significance on the entire 60 miles of trackage the railway owns.
Cooking through Boylston a pair of good looking SD40-2's lead the Grand Rapids turn in the fast fading light.
“World Health Assembly adopts historic Pandemic Agreement to make the world more equitable and safer from future pandemics”
www.who.int/news/item/20-05-2025-world-health-assembly-ad...
“Member States of the World Health Organization (WHO) today formally adopted by consensus the world’s first Pandemic Agreement.”
“The adoption followed yesterday’s approval of the Agreement by vote (124 in favour, 0 objections, 11 abstentions) in Committee by Member State delegations.”
“The WHO Pandemic Agreement is the second international legal agreement negotiated under Article 19 of the WHO Constitution, the first being the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which was adopted in 2003 and entered into force in 2005.”
I remember when they started pushing this anti-smoking stuff. They started telling people where they could and could not smoke. A smoker at work thought that I was happy about the smoking crackdown because I was a non-smoker. I told her that I was not happy about it. My reply: if they can attack the freedom of a large portion of the population now, then, in the future, they will attack more important freedoms. At the time, I didn’t know that the smoking regulations were due to a United Nations agreement. Moreover, the UN Paris Accord has been causing massive destruction to our economy in Canada!
The Book of Revelation: a world governmental system, an antichrist.
Psalm 31:20 “You hide them in the protection of Your presence; You conceal them in a shelter from the schemes of men, from quarrelsome tongues.”
Quite a lineup of equipment types and paint schemes at MARC's layover yard in Brunswick, Maryland on June 12, 1994.
hopes + dreams
dawn walk in the dunes, karekare
🎧 live with me // massive attack
single shot ICM // slow shutter app // iphone 15 pro max
Viewed through a thin veil of fog, and with little, more prominent, dollops of mist still visible moving like phantoms among the trees, soft rime ice coats the upper reaches (more on the windward side) of spruce trees rising above lower deciduous foliage shining golden in autumn sidelight--on the upper western slopes of Roan High Knob, in the Cherokee National Forest, Tennessee.
Rime ice such as this is a rare treat in my experience. Formed from freezing fog pushing though the alpine forest and over higher summits, it coats trees in the most beautiful growth of tiny crystal shards, pieces of which then break free in the mountain breeze and sun and fall like flecks of glittering mica.
I was hiking back south and down toward Engine Gap last fall--after enjoying seeing this stunning phenomenon coating the high conifers at least as far over as Grassy Ridge Bald--when across the gap I noticed this gentle sidelight briefly accentuating the amber fall color through which rose some rime-covered conifers displaying bluish hues in those conditions. Visible mysterious effects of the still passing mists added to the atmosphere, so I fired off a few snapshots with the long lens, and hoped something came out fairly well. The results here have limits to be sure--they're best viewed smaller than larger as you might imagine, but its one of those subdued scenes we find in nature sometimes that are really striking to experience, and worth sharing, I thought, even as a quick snap.
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I worked at 1 Market Plaza in OP&C and lived in the East Bay. I made a few trips to the Franklin Canyon area but never made enough. I think this is the only SF30C I photographed in this scheme.