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A shot I forgot to upload that I took on 7/3/17 of L-CHI101 approaching Mazon, IL with an unpatched ATSF C44-9W.
Going back (again) to my Alaska 2008 trip. I'm on a tram in Juneau overlooking this little boat called a YACHT. :)
Sometimes it's fun to go back and re-edit pictures that you took when you were 16. I'm seriously craving some creative picture taking time. Focusing on class and graded photo projects can really take the creativity and fun out of making art. My goal for this upcoming break is to take photos just because, with no reason other than to marvel at the beauty and goodness of God.
1934 Brewster Town Car
The Brewster was immortalized in the Cole Porter song, "You're the Top" and is the only American to ever win the Gold Medal at the Paris International Exposition, a gathering of Europe's finest coachbuilders.
Some random 80s/90s era comic characters that don't actually exist. Please come up with good names, I can't think of any I like. :P
I've been re-watching The Mandalorian as I’ve been building lately and I was reminded of a few photos I took for Blocks Magazine Issue 72 back in 2020 that I never posted online before.
For this image, the Jawa are at it again! This time a tribe of them are spaceshipjacking Din Djarin’s beloved Razor Crest for parts in the mountains of Arvala-7 (maybe they intend on selling them on BrickLink). Good thing he has his trusty Amban Phase Pulse Blaster with him.
This is my Throwback Thursday post for this week. This photograph was taken from the beach that is located at the point parking lot in the Cape Henlopen State Park. It was a very special sunset with the lines of cloud formations.
My dad behind the wheel, my sister on the passenger side, my next older brother in the middle and me standing up in the rear.
I believe this is a '28 Chevy and I would guess, by my size, that the year taken was about 1948 or 1949.
A throwback Thursday shot to one of the many cool lashes that CP 277 graced us with over the years.
Nothing but great standard cab variety. It seems like it was so long ago...
SOO 6037
Here's a throwback to 2012, when State Line power plant still stood, and Norfolk Southern's heritage units were fresh out of the box. It may be front-coupled, but I thought NS 8103, the Norfolk & Western unit, looked pretty sharp sitting in Colehour Yard on the Chicago Line, right along the Illinois/Indiana border. A maintainer's truck passed by during this long exposure.
In the modern age of hard, cold, bland bar stools, I love a good leather throwback. These vintage leather stools at the Embassy Lounge in Denver, CO, caught my eye as I walked by the open door. Luring me in, I enjoyed several wonderful hours in a low-key spot (in a trendy location). I haven't been back since because it's not very close. But this pic reminds me of what a lovely place this is, and I need to make another trip to the River North area.
© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul
Reading and Northern T-1 2102 is seen approaching the Hunter Street tunnel in Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania, on the southbound trip back to Reading.
May 28, 2022
Throwback from 2014. It's one of Sydney's major events around this time of the year. It's the festival of light, music and arts.
Technical Details:
Canon 5D mk 3
EF 70-200mm 2.8 L IS mk2
ISO 400 | f/8 | 10 sec exposure
Ah the good ole days. Sharpie abounds.
I don't usually do TbT but this one seemed to warrant it.
Watchmen minifigs I made probably back in 2010 or 11, and apparently thought they were good enough to document. Ha.
I'm not gonna list parts and stuff, instead I'm gonna get to work on making updated figs.
Let me know what you think of my past endeavors!
Shot a mere five months ago while driving to the Death Valley National Park, this photo feels like it was taken a decade ago with the current COVID-19 situation and other stuff going on.
Pentax 67 I 105 2.4 I Kodak Ektar
Browsing through some Italy images from summer...would love to go there again...
at least summer come back to germany! :( Raining again...
BPRR 3881 descends the steep grade of Lewis run, leading RISI into Bradford as the last few minutes of sunshine fade away.
a jump pic from back in 08, san diego.
shot taken with my old e-volt, with an olympus 8mm f/3.5 fisheye
good times! lol
Big power for a coal train: Because it was expected the two big UP GE locomotives wouldn't be sufficient power to haul their loaded coal train up Byron Hill, the crew picked up a Wisconsin Central GP-7 that had been set out at the north end of the Duplainville siding. This may have been the last time the venerable geep was used in revenue service.
October 21, 2004
A trio of EMD SD40-2's, led by CP 6045 leads the way of CP 632, an ethanol for CSX trackage as it roams the CP Elgin Sub in River Grove IL back in May 2013.
Before pressurized radiators, manometers were used on top of the radiators for temperature monitoring.
They did take on a life of their own;-)
For locals; 28th annual Lake Car Show, Atascadero; August 18 & 19. www.visitatascadero.com/events/index.php?id=52