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Just a quiet night at the Switch Bar in Boonton, NJ .Went to see some friends I had not seen in a while.Taken 031412.
Iowa Northern switches cars in Manly, IA after a UP job from Mason City dropped off a whole train for them.
An old EMD GP9 moves a cut of grain hoppers around as a ship is loaded with grain in the background.
Emi is a rich, spoiled kid who mingles with the elite. He knows what he wants and usually attains those things by using his beautiful and alluring appearance. Very interesting commission!
Emi has Fabuularasa Lower Lash Extensions!
Empty cars have been delivered to the mill this afternoon and the E&LS is assembling an outbound train in the Ontonagon Yard. The switch in the foreground is the north wye switch and leads to the bridge and the mill on the west side of the river but in this photo is lined for the mainline out of town. These yard tracks remain in place but the mainline from just east of here to Rockland has been removed. November 24, 1997.
Milwaukee Road Lakewood Branch / Kingsbury switcher. Telephoto view alongside the big Montgomery Ward warehouse (at left), Ogden Ave. viaduct and Kingsbury Street in the distance.
A Grass Valley Group 1400 series switcher, as used in studio control at WTCG (the SuperStation!) on West Peachtree.
Are you struggling to switch off? 🔦
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💡 Switched Off 💡 1/3
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Although it is one of my favourites, I've been afraid to post this series. It speaks to me on so many levels. Some nights I can't sleep. Some days I can't work. For weeks I worked so much I didn't turn off and felt the rebound later.
We all have a hidden switch, internal, external.. where ever it fits in you. Mine most definitely is internal. However, now, more than ever, I have struggled to turn it off. I have all this time, all these ideas, yet feel as though I have no time? Bloody baffeling. But, What is the concept of time right now? It's an incredibly strange series in our lives to be working, living or loving. It's exceptional so know that you are doing incredible at it. Remember, use this time free for you. Give yourself no added pressures, trust you are doing enough. .
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The last month I've been keeping my photography brain busy with a self portrait project. Using my bedroom wall, things I can find around the house and my feelings about this bloody lockdown. Which you may or may not, possibly relate to.