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Green Bus Service 22 (DUH 78V) was photographed in Wolverhampton on June 29th 1996. New to Rhymney Valley this East Lancs bodied Leyland Leopard PSU3E/2R was acquired from Stevenson, in 1993.
USAF Aggressor F-16C AF 85-418/WA comes in to land at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada during Red Flag 20-1.
Turkish Airlines Airbus A330-343 TC JNM in recently applied UEFA Champions League colours, departing Manchester.
Christina Papandrea was kind enough to come out and work with me for a few hours. I shot this with the Sony A7 III and the Zeiss Batis 135mm which I'm starting to fall in love with all over again. As to lighting there was a single Godox AD300 to camera right using a 34"/85cm softbox.
Csx Selkirk NY to Philidelphia Pa daily manifest freight M403 is negotiating the S curve just south of CP52 in Cornwall-On-Hudson NY on Monday 03-20-2023. With the recent approved takeover of Kansas City Southern by Canadian Pacific many wonder if the elegant "Southern Belle" paint scheme will slowly be devoured by CP red. M403 was 117 cars long with 480 axles led by AC44CW 4587 and SD70ACe 4163 being the mid train distributed power unit. The building in the background is the old Epiphany College which is now Heritage Middle School located in New Windsor NY. Had the opportunity many years ago to get up into the cupola of the building during a fire training exercise and the view of the Hudson River and surrounding mountains was beautiful. Howard Kent Jr. with Donald Conklin.
Another classic D&H lashup of 4 Alco's and an EMD, each in a different paint scheme, lead a Northbound out of Oneonta on August 9, 1980. This view was brand new at the time since I88 had just been opened and this is where the expressway crossed over the D&H near Colliersville, NY.
Aircraft: Boeing 737-823 (N915NN)
Airlines: American Airlines
Airport: McCarran International Airport
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I wasn’t around when this scheme existed so it’s cool to be able to see this. Another Amtrak heritage to add to the list.
A cooler colour scheme from a shot taken yesterday.
It was my first successful shoot in weeks, maybe even months, I'm not sure.
Lately Bert has wanted to have a say in where we go for our weekend walks. Always open for input I have decided to let him do the scheming. I can't wait to find out what exciting places we will visit next weekend.
I can only guess but I think we might encounter squirrels, sheep and lots of deer for chasing; rivers to run along in; lochs to go swimming in; and snow to dig around and roll in.
FXE 4078 sits in the siding at Pleasant Grove as UP 5888 screams by on a massive combined unit grain train.
Last two photos from the Southsea Coastal Scheme. I took this candid cos the man in the hat reminded me a bit of Matt in his hat! You can see Spitbank Fort in the background in the Solent waters.
Panavia Tornado GR.4 ZA456 of the RAF's IX(B) Squadron arrives at RAF Fairford for the 2015 Royal International Air Tattoo displaying its special scheme celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the formation of the Squadron.
#ALAD053 Beastie Boys - Sabotage
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Here's what a Northern Pacific BNSF heritage SD70ACe might look like (Photoshopped) in the passenger two-tone scheme. I'd give up a kidney to see something like this on the former NP somewhere (how about the MRL?).
Here's the side view:
Frontier A320 with sharklets N227FR in the new scheme with Grizwald the bear about to land on Runway 09 at MIA.
United 737-222 wearing the blue 737 friend ship color scheme back in Oct 1975....cn 19932
delivered new to United 3-10-1969
back to boeing for winter flight tests
canx 6-13-1999
A visit to BR Swindon Works on 5th August 1970 found pilot scheme BR 'Warship' Class 42 diesel-hydraulics Nos. D801 'Vanguard', in maroon livery and D802 'Formidable', in blue livery being cannibalised for spares. Rated at 2,000 horsepower (instead of the standard 2,200 hp for the remainder of the class), the first three 'Warships' D800 - D802 were early candidates for withdrawal. Indeed, it is remarkable that D802 should have even received the standard BR blue livery, which it couldn't have carried for long. These were the first two of the class to be despatched at Swindon Works, during the October of that year following retrieval of any useful spare parts. 'Warship' Class progenitor D800 had been dealt with at Cashmore's, Newport during the previous year. These two pilot scheme locomotives, D801 and D802, had a working life of no more than 10 years, having been withdrawn in August and October 1968 respectively. What a waste of the taxpayer's money!
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Jealousy personified
The scheming Iago convinces Othello that his wife Desdemona is having an affair with Cassio. ... In Othello, Shakespeare has turned jealousy into a true beast. He is comparing jealousy (the 'green-ey'd monster') to a cat, as many cats have green eyes. And before the cat kills his prey, he tortures it.
"O, beware, my lord, of jealousy! It is the green-eyed monster.
I set up at a curve just east of Green River, Utah, for Amtrak No. 6, the California Zephyr, on September 1, 1999. After photographing No. 6 at this location, I started to drive away when I heard “Second Amtrak No. 6, highball Green River.” What?! I did a quick U-turn and tried to figure out what that was all about! It ended up being the U. S. Postal Service special “Celebrate the Century Express” train on part of its two-year tour of the country in 1999-2000, hot on the heels of the California Zephyr. A special paint scheme was applied to Amtrak P42DC No. 100, a baggage car, and an Amfleet car with a modified interior. This scheme consisted of a very elaborate collection of enlarged stamps and postmarks from the 1900s to the 1990s. Besides these cars, vintage Southern Railway RPO No. 36 and a business/lounge car Missouri-Kansas-Texas No. 403, both heavyweight passenger cars, accompanied the train. I had no idea this train was coming, but I’m glad I was listening to the scanner.