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66009 passes through Cornton, Stirling with the 6K03 Craigo - Mossend enginnering train on the 10-02-2013.
Walking through the Jewish Quarter was this old gentleman. From the deference shown to him I assume him to be a Rabbi. No matter how hot the weather the men insist on wearing the heavy long coat and the hat. I took this using a telephoto lens as they can be sensitive about being photographed on the Sabbath.
194mm, f8, 1/250 sec
Houston and Texas Central Railroad, H&TC
between Dallas and Denison
Southern Pacific Railroad, SP
Texas and New Orleans Railroad, T&NO
The wine of astonishment
is house wine at my house.
The whiskey of it is a sauce
we savor. The cocaine
of thy judgment also
is rock crystal, blow
to blow the mitral valve.
Truly is the heroin
of thine excellency said
to be deep brown, shit
pure enough to stop the heart.
- Brooks Haxton, "Monster Minded"
66431 races through Wilnecote, working 4E49 - the 11:06 A.M. Daventry DRS (Tesco) to Doncaster Iport intermodal.
I was suprised at the length of this train, with well over 30 wagons.
Dark train, in between trees, in overcast conditions with rain. Great!
One of the statue collection in the National Museum of Indonesia. The statue resembles Shiva, a major Hindu deity, and is the destroyer god or transformer among the Trimurti, the Hindu Trinity of the primary aspects of the divine. The bottom jaw were already ruined by natural cause.
street photography series: interludes through lives
defining an intervening period of time through a lens can be so ironic, where their moments are not yet done, yet captured to contemplate that essence in time…
defining syllables of moments is yet another challenge we face, and so how do even contemplate reacting to them with others surrounding our time..
Location: jerusalem
Photography by: Nabil Darwish
Copyright 2014 All Rights Reserved
Camera: Nikon D600
Lenses: Sigma APO 70-200mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM / tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 di VC
Via Wordpress Photoblog: ndproductions.wordpress.com/2014/04/05/street-photography...
A Foray through Linz: Whatever you’re interested in—demographic developments, infrastructure for transportation, energy and communication, social welfare facilities, the art & culture scene, educational institutions or housing projects—the possibilities of discovering Linz in all its many facets are virtually unlimited here. An interactive city map and three jumbo projection screens provide a convenient way to explore the city’s past, present and future.
credit: tom mesic
This is the kick-off of a series of articles
on preserving, which will run through the late summer. Jan
Roberts-Dominguez has written for FD in the past, but not for awhile.
She's got a lot of fans, so I'd like to make kind of a splash now that
she's back.
I also want to convey a feeling of "preserving's not just for old
grannies, it's kind of trendy, too" Jan isn't young, but she's very cute
and youthful, so I'd like to portray her as such.
I also need some detail shots of the canning equipment, because I'd
like the layout to be a series of photos and deep captions instead of
just running text. These can be grouped into three: 1) processing pot
and rack; 2) canning jars and canning lids; 3) jar funnel, jar lifter,
lid lifter and thermometer. Have fun with these.
The Ghost Town of Whitney, Along the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway in Baker County Oregon
Enjoying a spring outing along the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway in Baker County, Oregon stopped along the way to explore the ghost town of Whitney. One of several ghost towns in Baker County the Town of Whitney is just off of highway 7 and while the buildings are on private property the ghost town is easily visible from the pullout and interpretive panels at the site provide the history of this once thriving community in the Elkhorn mountains.
For more information about The Journey Through Time Scenic Byway or other ghost towns in Baker County, visit the Baker County Tourism Website at www.basecampbaker.com