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Love to see our students at David Vincent's Martial Arts perform after putting in the work for belt testing!
Europhoenix Class 91 no. 91117 'Project Electra', seen in the MMLE test train consist at Leicester L.I.P, underneath the temporary inspection tower erected to allow access to the locomotive's pantograph.
Instrumentation fitted to the loco included strain gauges to measure the uplift force exerted on the overhead wire by the pantograph, accelerometers to measure movement of the loco in motion, equipment to measure wind force acting on the pantograph and cameras to allow monitoring during motion.
Taken during a visit to ride the Midland Mainline Electrification test train on the invitation of my employer's clients, SPL Powerlines, for whom we've been carrying out design work for the northern MMLE sections. Certainly beats being in the office all day!
Taken from a position of safety on an authorised walking route.
Bilde fra test av EPIRB og PLB (nødpeilesendere) i Stavern. Redningsskøyta "Askerbæringen" reddet mannskapet etter tre timer.
Takuma Sato (JPN) Scuderia Toro Rosso.
Formula One Testing, Day One, Barcelona, Spain, 17 November 2008.
Workplace Drug Testing, Drug Testing Equipment, Drug Screening,
Drug & Alcohol Testing, Alcohol testing, Alcohol Drug Testing, Drug Alcohol Testing,
Nico Hulkenberg (GER) Sahara Force India F1 VJM07..
Formula One Testing, Bahrain Test One, Day One, Wednesday 19th February 2014. Sakhir, Bahrain.
Actually, it's a placeholder, for some occasion when I want to discreetly slip in a new pic without it showing up at the top of the stream. But in the meantime, it's also a test. The question is, will a nonphoto get any views/comments/etc.? If it does, will it do better than some of the photos I thought were worth posting?? If so, maybe I'll publish a mini treatise with some sort of heavy, scientific-sounding title, something about anomalous viewing behavior on a photographers' global networking website. With something about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle thrown in for good measure. Then again, maybe not ...
I've just taken the plunge and part exchanged the kit lens and the 50mm for the 35mm f/1.8 AF-S one.This is from one of the first pictures I've taken this afternoon. It's been cropped to just concentrate on the detail, and the contrast slightly increased in the standard Windows programme.
Although it was possible to get a similar result with the 50mm, I found the manual focusing on the D5000 a bit of a challenge with the cat. Or the boyfriend. Life is too short for that, and I'd rather concentrate on getting the rest of the photo right. Besides, there's always the manual override...