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A single SD50 handles a westbound mixed freight on the west slope of Sand Patch Grade passing underneath of the abandoned Western Maryland's Keystone Viaduct, July 20, 1996. Nikon N8008, Slightly under-exposed Fujichrome RVP50.
Seething not smiling! The only way I could photograph one single drop successfully today was to squeeze a drop of glucose syrup up out of the tube! Hats off to all of you who have taken such amazing photos today - at least your photos make me smile on Saturday!!!!!!
This was one of those wow moments! This image was the first shot I captured after setting up the camera on 5-08-13 somewhere around Buffalo, Oklahoma. I opened the shutter, then there was a incredible flash and boom! The electrical field here literally made your hair stand up. Did not stay long!
A single smile is a cure for anything. It penetrates the human heart causing it to beat faster. A single smile means warmth, satisfaction, happiness, and most of all it means life. People smiling know and understand they have something worth living for.
Andriana Kelisakieva
Hackettstown, NJ
Ultra Wide Angle
Tripod based, single exposure
No CPL used
f/16 2.5 sec ISO 100
Copyright (c) Norman Zeb
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Stock Id # 900317752
Studio, Singapore.
Single RAW Files, Post processed with Lightroom 4 & Photoshop.
1st try on powder photography!
A professional dancer, great attitude, lovely lady!
Thanks for visiting! Have a great day!
HDR set I Digital Blending set I Panorama set I Explored In & Out set I Olympus set
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV © 2017 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator
CP 9009 West clumps over the BNSF Monticello Sub. at Crystal, MN with a westbound for back in Feb. 1999. The single Red Barn looks nice hauling this CP 565 train for Glenwood and eventually points north on the Winnipeg line.
I wish I would have spent more time documenting the many cool signals from the late 90s around Minnesota that I remember seeing, but are lone gone. Back then to me the signals were more of tool to figure out what was going on back in the pre-ATCS, internet heads up days, instead of a photo prop.
This signal for the diamond wasn't controlled by the DS and is one that my family and I checked more times than I can count making trips to Traget (before there was one in Plymouth) and after my hockey practices at New Hope Ice Arena. It looks pretty cool in retrospect and glad the 50mm view from the Broadway Ave. sidewalk included the signal here as it probably wasn't by design when I shot this train.
One of those days when the light, colder temperature and a little mushroom look perfect together.
Soon we are heading for Spring so these pictures will be memories we can look back at.
Single-car diesel multiple unit 1500 series.
Local train on the Mugi line, Shikoku Railway Company.
The bridge across the Mugi river, Tokushima pref, Shikoku, Japan.
1500形気動車 JR四国 牟岐線 牟岐駅 / 返川駅間
Single Deck H14s at London Sovereign RATP Group's Harrow Garage.
Single Deck Operation: Two H14s are seen here at Harrow Bus Garage about to leave to begin service. This route will convert to Double Deck Operation in September 2018.
With pilotman aboard, 47460 hauls 87001 and the heavily delayed 0900 Euston-Ayr 'through the road' onto the Up Main at Lanark Jn. It will work wrong line as far as Law Jn, approx 7 miles away. SLW and isolation necessitated by planned track renewals at Law Jn. Why didn't they plan diversions via the G&SW? Answers on a postcard, please. 20th June 1987.
Just after the cloud burst, Norfolk Southern's BH16 is heading home to Kankakee. Here you can view the old NYC depot, BH16 and buy a new Chevy, within steps...
The first six of 37 Alco broad gauge DL500Bs built for the South Australian Railways were single-ended units, while the remainder also had a cab at the B 'flat' end.
The last two single-enders 934/931 head the Sunday afternoon Mt Gambier goods #1745 up the grade towards Eden Hills, South Australia. on 29 June 1992. 934 was withdrawn in January 93 and 931 a few months later.
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This is a shot of one of the Arapuni Dams in early morning fog. Not a place to linger on foot with big milk tankers driving past!
Okie-Tex Star Party entrance sign from 2018.
Sky: single frame, 1-minute, 1600ISO, F3.2, Tracked with Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer.
Ground: single frame, 1-minute, 1600ISO, F3.2, stationary, no tracking, light painting and small flashlight lighting the sign.
Camera: Nikon D750a
Lens: Nikon 14-24F2.8, at F3.2
Sky and foreground images blended in Photoshop for composition.