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30th Akagawa Fireworks Festival
赤川花火大会
You can see it comfortably even a gorgeous star mine.
華やかなスターマインもこれぐらいなら落ち着きます。
Tsuruoka city, Yamagata pref, Japan
Yes, I am a tourist. But I found out how much I needed to be. I needed to get out of the same old same old and just SEE something new. 6 days of not just "going through the motions" really helped.
Walking around Universal wasn't just fun, it was amazing. A lot of respect goes out to them for the thought, the technology, the money, and everything else that they put into this park. I've never even seen a Harry Potter movie, but it didn't mean I wasn't blown away by this environment.
And I didn't "add a fireball" in post. It's crazy how much heat that thing generates, even standing on the street on a hot day.
For me these are not that common of a species. I usually see no more than a couple at a time, a couple times a year. This morning I found 6 on the Fraser River shooting through a gap in the trees along the shore.
A few ring-necked ducks dropped in on a local pond for a few days. Same pond and timing as last year, although last year the pond was still half-covered in ice.
Toothed belts /timing belts are available in different sizes even in loops (which sometimes can be of corrrect length for tinkering).
Captured this 737 on approach to 28L just as the sun gives its last blast of light before dropping below the westhills and coast range....
With perfect timing sunshine, A66 in its classic 1980s V/line paintjob awaits T356 to clear the points at Murchison East. It was here when T356 swapped with the A to lead back to Melbourne.
January 17th, 2026
The timing for this was almost perfect, but these two actually crossed about a minute apart on the evening of Monday 31st March. GBRf's 66733 'Cambridge PSB' plods along the branch from MoD Kineton with 4C01, 19:21 Kineton - Carlisle Yard. By the time DB's 66148 'Maritime Intermodal Seven' flashed across the gap with 4E68 Southampton - Wakefield, the final wagons of the military train were disappearing around the corner into Fenny Compton.
The slow branch speed and long vista means a 'real' shot of 2 trains crossing like this isn't impossible. I'll keep trying, and hopefully won't have to rely on Photoshop next time!
NS G70/72 times a C102 on Old Main 3 as they prepare to cut away from part of their Industry Yard inbound cut at East Point, Georgia. NS GP38-2 5230 does the honors on the southbound move. January 2023
Good time at the fundraiser at Lagunitas Brewery. Cool place, but you can only take so much of the soundtrack from Willy Wonka before you say "peace out". Thanks to Holly - dear friend and she never has a problem when I say "I need to get a picture!"
A rural country light that caught my eye because of the contrasting colours... this is straight from the camera!
The low angle of the sun in the winter months in Alaska creates some dramatic lighting. This was captured in Dutch Harbor Alaska just as the sun was setting in turn lighting the snow covered dormant volcano.
I caught the tail end of the event which only lasted a few minutes .
While driving around Galesburg, I noticed a train that was starting to head down the connection to the Peoria Sub. I hit the gas and got to the S Chambers St crossing just in time to catch BNSF 1882 heading under the CB&Q cantilever at Knox interlocking. The cantilever has since been replaced.
Got lucky in catching CN nos.2520 & 2632 rolling across the Monte Lake trestle with a southbound load of empties.
well, I hate to say it...either the cedar waxwings or the robins really do lack a bit in timing. If you were to look under these beautiful trees I think half of the berries are on the ground!!!
We were pleased with this first snow of the season back in November, but we have not been pleased with the recent April dustings. It snowed a bit overnight, and there is the possibility of more in the forecast. . So far, April has not been kind to us.
© AnvilcloudPhotography
Louis showing great skills at the scooter park. He was kind enough to perform for the camera and gave some great photos.
In the very last few seconds of daylight, fresh BNSF and CP power lead SLRG 101 and newly painted/wrapped Iowa Pacific coaches southward on the Belt Railway of Chicago near Lake Street. The Iowa Pacific equipment is heading from Bensenville to work Indiana Transportation Museum's Santa Trains between Logansport and Peru. This vista is courtesy of the demolition of the Brach's candy factory, which stood where the huge gravel lot currently is.