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Seen at Van Nuys California in April 1992, ex Delta Boeing 727-232 N727OB of Orca Bay Aviation in company with former United Airlines Aerospatiale/SUD Aviation Caravelle 6R N98KT, delivered to UA in 1961 as N1017U unfortunately broken up here in 2010. The cockpit section of the 727 survives as a exhibit at Boeing Paine Field Washington State.
Zenza Bronica ETRS
Zenzanon 50mm 2.8
Ilford FP4
Developed In Caffenol C-H
12 Minutes @ 20 Degrees C
DSLR Scanned
Two Bullieds, one rebuilt 34046 Braunston and unrebuilt 34070 Manston seen at Barry Scrapyard in July 1972. Happily bothed engines have been restored and operate on the West Somerset Railway and Swanage Railway respectively.
On a bitter winter day in December of 1985, a Grand Trunk Western freight is heading south at Vickers Junction at Toledo, Ohio. It’s was hard to imagine back then that in just a few short years the caboose would become all but extinct.
Yes the lens was clean.
No there is nothing wrong (at least in my opinion) with the camera or the shot.
Welcome to the world of (smoky) two stroke motorcycles.
I'm looking at this shot and wondering what the environmental issues were all about. Only joking.
If you look closely, you might be able to see a Suzuki racing motorcycle and possibly even a person warming it up.
"Two Strokes". I love 'em. In fact I've even got a whole Flickr album dedicated to the smoky little blighters.
Two Puffins on Shetland outside their burrows at Sumburgh Head, Shetland with Sea Thrift in the background
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Nikon N8008
A "two-fer". On my way from Manchester, Tennessee to the Moon Pie Festival in Bell Buckle, Tennessee, when I spotted the MERAMEC CAVERNS sign on this barn. I photographed it and started back up the road when I saw the opposite side had RUBY FALLS art work. The barn is/was located on a goat farm. The top of the roof says...See Jesse James Hideout...followed by the ad you see here for Meramec Caverns. A year or so later, I took a trip to Meramec Caverns on Route 66 - "The Mother Road". The barn is/was on US 41, headed north, in Coffee County, Tennessee
I had great fun observing this Carolina Wren snag insects to feed his young. Before flying up to the nest, he'd give me a "trophy pose," as he checked to make sure there were no other hungry birds around to steal his loot.
When recorded passing Lea Marston, Warwickshire in May 1989, BREL Type 5 58044 was sporting the revised Railfreight grey livery but was awaiting the application of the Coal sub-sector branding. The loaded MGR could well have been heading for Didcot Power Station.
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I made this shot in Switzerland, at Geneve Lake. I have no clue who these peope are - but I liked the scene, and how they sit there together. Poetric.
Looks like a tribute to Two EE's, a market that used to sell veggies from their own far, which sadly closed after more than 50 years in business.
Pentax MZ-5
SMC Pentax-F 50mm f/1.7
Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400
Unicolor
Pakon F135