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bjd face up by goyo

Today's color is green. Make a photograph dominated by green today. @dailyshoot #ds485

 

Taken with a Pentax SMC 50mm f1.7 lens.

The trams in Oslo had some serious problems with snow causing the switches to get stuck.. All the tram-drivers had to go out and switch over manually.. There was a queue of 3-4 trams waiting in all directions:P

Doing a little switching after the passenger runs.

servers and switch at the office - headache and wire madness

 

servers and switch at the office - headache and wire madness

Image made on the Akron Barberton Cluster Railway in Kent, Ohio.

The place is full of neat looking equipment.

Switch being cute, as usual.

All of my crew. The ginger invasion XD

 

Big ginger boy = Amadeo my Switch Soseo holy vers. / Akagidoll hybrid

Cat on his lab = Athos my Soom Puss in Boots JR Cat vers.

Demon guy in the 80s ugly sweater = Kieron my Iplehouse FID Leonard

Lady with the wild hair = Nala my Iplehouse FID Mari

Little ginger boy with long hair = Sionnach my RamCube Fexy

Little ginger boy with short hair = Niseag my RamCube d. Fexy

Girl in the fox sweater = Anastasia my Iplehouse BID Anne

  

This is the first time since I started in 2009 where I have no dolls on the way and all are clothed and everyone have shoes :D

  

I still have room in my cabinet lol

A big switch, with a funky display that scrolls "Temperature OK - Fans OK - ..." and other similar stuff across the bottom line.

These are a bunch of network cables plugged into a switch.

The snap pieces are soldered to the wires.

 

Read more about my motorized snail here.

 

The switcher locomotive with the 2-4-2T wheel arrangement was built by Vulcan Iron Works in 1911. It worked for Berlin Mills Railway in New Hampshire before going to another New Hampshire company- Groveton Paper Company- in 1944. The locomotive was retired in 1956. Only four standard gauge 2-4-2T saddle tanks locomotive that were once commonly used in logging and industrial service survive. (Source: Steamtown National Historic Site)

 

Four color ceramic switch plate for an overhead incandescent light, that colors the top of the brushed metal frame.

 

iPhone 6s native camera JPG • DxO ViewPoint • Photoshop Elements with Topaz Labs' Simplify and Clean plugins

The lovely Nintendo Switch Pro Controller!

Photo taken from The 606 / Bloomingdale Trail, pre-construction.

Picked up the new dress from erratic. Paired with Ju Weissnicht's boots as usual.

 

Taken at Gun (145, 214, 334)

BNSF SD40-2 #1795, an ex-BN SD40-2, switches the small yard at Congress Park.

Raised and born inside a muslim family, Ramdan is now a buddhist. He just recently pronounced his new faith to his friends and family, surprising them.

Socially, switching religion has never been an easy thing. But Ramdan, as he stated, is ready for the consequences.

new switch in place. just gotta re-string the damn thing now.

August 6, 2011

Illinois Railway Museum

Union, Illinois

 

Lumix GH1 digital camera

Holga HLW-PLG 25mm f.8 lens

The Chaco switch is the ultimate in simplicity, but also has an air of uniqueness

about it! The strapping is chic and criss-crossy, and the sole has some decent

arch support (That's what I love about Chacos - from someone with a high arch)..

To order this Sandal with FREE SHIPPING please visit Chaco

Switch page or call our Boulder, Colorado store at (800) 906-4225.

Cristiano Teixeira

Switch Olie

Iapi , Porto Alegre

Ivatt 2MT No. 46512 at Aviemore, Strathspey Railway on 7th April 2012.

(Please view F11 in lightbox for intended best.)

the patch panel router and switch for all the computers in the house.

A close up of the aboStudio switch covers. The black switch cover in the center is the standard Cherry switch cover.

Kal(owner:Chanmi)♥Ange(owner:Angel Dabi)

 

The conductor throws the switch to allow Corman 1804 to pull into the wye for the turnaround move.

Window switches from a Range Rover (1991 model)

My old Alma Mater, Colaiste Dhulaigh, has a very strong solar gain side to it. I learned that from one of my old physics teachers and then photography tutor, Ciaran Flynn. One whole side of the building faces towards the rising sun and you get great shadows from the huge aluminium windows frames and venetian blinds.

 

This shot was taken in the (at the time) new darkroom prepared for our Communications Course where I learned so much about photography and I certainly learned that I was totally in love with this fantastic creative medium.

 

On this particular day I was in the darkroom on my own. I always tried to steal as much time there as possible to develop and print as many shots as I could as the scheduled classes never gave me the time I needed. It was a beautiful crisp morning on the way over from my parents' house in Kilmore West and when I arrived up on the top floor I was greeted with this wonderful scene. I thought I had 2 frames left on the roll of film I was about to develop, so I carefully composed the shot in-camera and fired. I then went to wind on and.... damn! out of film!

 

In those days you didn't know the quality of what you had captured until much later when the lab developed your film and printed your shots. In this case, as I was there to develop film, I found out about 10 minutes later. Phew!!

A brakeman throws the switch for RPRC SW1200 #68 as it heads back toward the locomotive storage area after dropping off a cut of cars.

Here we have a Switch Doll Shiho in normal skin. He's the first Switch head I've worked on. Very nicely sculpted, and rather androgynous too in my opinion.

 

He has a deep mixed blue wig, so the eyebrows had to match. I had a lot of fun with his cute face. Booger though didn't like keeping his eyelashes in place! Anytime I tried to put the eyes in after letting the glue dry for half to a full hour he pushed them out. Rude!

 

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NS 6660 and 616 are working the weekday RCO job LF14. Seen here from the drone, a seldom seen angle of this operation. There's no public access back here, and it's hardly scenic... but it was nice to fly out and get a shot.

12/27/24

Downtown Columbia, South Carolina, Feb. 1965.

Ars Electronica Futurelab, EK Japan Co., LTD (JP)

 

SWITCH is a control unit in the form of a flat display and it’s made out of organic materials. With it, you can toggle back and forth between ON and OFF, and thanks to its versatility, it’s convenient to take along wherever you go. You can configure the corresponding picture symbols any way you want, and it’s also up to you what you want to control with SWITCH. As for the actual mode of operation, there are various sensors available—for instance, that react to sounds, brightness/darkness or temperature changes. In this open lab, you build your own SWITCH and combine it with the fabrications of the other participants into a highly detailed “Big Picture.”

  

credit: Erhard Grünzweil

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