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A while ago I drew this red chair at Cafe C.
www.flickr.com/photos/84702583@N00/6075544689/in/photostream The following day I went to Chill Cafe www.flickr.com/photos/84702583@N00/6077946052/in/photostream but didn't have time to draw their red chair - a different style of red chair. So this week I went back and drew two red chairs. One like the Cafe C chair and the Chill Cafe exclusive. I've spotted some yellow chairs I have to draw.
Two steeple cabs team up to move two loaded bio-desel tank cars toward the UP interchange at Mason City.
The Iowa Traction Railway (IATR) is the last all-electric interurban common-carrier freight railroad operating in the United States. It was founded as the Mason City & Clear Lake Traction Railroad in 1896, running between its namesake communities. Today, operated by Progressive Rail, Inc., it serves several customers located between Clear Lake Junction in Mason City and the shops in Emery, and interchanges with both the Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific in Mason City. The portion of the line between Emery and Clear Lake is intact but rarely used.
The IATR attracts many photographers due to its antique locomotives; they are among the oldest still operating in freight service anywhere in the world.
Locomotives seen in this photo set:
No. 50 – 50 ton Baldwin-Westinghouse Steeple Cab #53784
Built as Washington & Old Dominion 50, 1920
To Cedar Rapids & Iowa City 58, 1947
To Kansas City & Kaw Valley 507, 1956
To Iowa Terminal 53, 1962
To Iowa Traction Railroad (now Iowa Traction Railway) 50, 1987
No. 54 – 50 ton Baldwin-Westinghouse Steeple Cab #56538
Built as Southern Iowa Railway 400, 1923
To Iowa Terminal 54, 1969
To Iowa Traction Railroad (now Iowa Traction Railway) 54, 1987
No. 60 – 50 Ton Baldwin-Westinghouse Steeple Cab #41054
Built as Youngstown & Ohio River 5, 1917
To Union Electric 80, 1932
To Mason City & Clear Lake 52, 1961
To Iowa Terminal 2, 1961 (later renumbered 60)
To Iowa Traction Railroad (now Iowa Traction Railway) 60, 1987
Two slightly different version of the character "Mercy" from the Overwatch video game. This particular "cosmetic" or "skin" is called Imp.
I spent crazy amounts of time masking out the cosplayers so that I could make adjustments that would affect only them or just the background (exposure, curves, gradient layer, etc.).
Wellington harbour tugboats Tiaki and Tapuhi looking impressive on this beautiful mid-winter afternoon.
The Beginning. Part I
There was once two twin sisters who shared a horrible secret. The secret had a mind and soul of it's own and clawed them apart from the inside out. The secret broke their spirits and new ones grew in their places forcing the torn souls to flee from their rightful bodies. The twin souls, now free from the torment of the invaders, forever plot to take back their bodies and become alive again as ghosts.
This is a little project me and a friend decided to start where I do a photo with a piece of the story then she does a photo for the next piece, then me again.. and so on a so on. (: I'll give you guys a link to where you can find her part when she posts it. (: but for now here is my part.
When i was thinking of what to do for this photo I was like.. okay.. This is getting complicated with the hands touching each other but it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be and I like how it turned out!
you should probably listen to this song because the piano in it inspired the mood in this processing haha.
ALSO. I really need to post some photos more often haha. just have to re arrange how and when to do them now with work and stuff. :3 so hopefully i wont be such a bad contact
Meeeh >__<
PART II of the story with link to her photo and photo 3 and PART III of the story by me.
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All photos taken att the WRC - World Rally Championship. Sweden Rally, Opening Ceremonies / And start at Färjestad Travbana in Karlstad.
Canon 650D and Tamron SP 70-200 f/2.8 Di VC USD
This image may not be fine art or the best photo I've ever taken. It does contain two stories though. One, a story, story and the second a church story!
The story, story;
"Enter the Snaesfelljokull crater, which is kissed by Scatari's shadow before the first of July, adventurous traveller, and thou wilt descend to the centre of the Earth."
Journey to the centre of the Earth, Jules Verne. Well the mountain in the background is Snaefell and its Jokul (glacier)
Church Story.
This unusually black church dates from 1703. Built by locals it was not ordained until much recent times due to religious politics, Churches in Iceland are of two distinct flavours. This kind of traditional shape. But normally white with red, green or turf roofs (go to Hof for the later). Or they are more recent affairs made of concrete, large in size and of what I would describe as a look at me I'm the only church in the village style!