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The Wabash turn emerges from the trestle at Harbor Draw into winter golden hour lighting, splitting the single ground searchlights unique to this area as they head for Canada to interchange with CN. The setup on the island is certainly a fascinating one. The signal on the right is used for bridge protection against openings of the swing span bridge. Typically the only indications observed are stop or clear. Another signal is in place on the opposite side of the bridge for this same purpose. In fact, my very first post on Flickr was from that side of the bridge, which I'll link further below. The signal on the left however actually gives an indication for the track ahead going into Fort Erie, which may be approach or clear depending on the routing. The setup here is unique in the fact that throughout my various treks around Canada, I have never observed another set of searchlights this close to the ground. This is the southernmost tip of the CN Stamford Sub, extending less than a mile across the border before meeting up with CSX at CP 7 on the Niagara Branch. That little tidbit becomes all the more important, because these signals are the only set of active US&S searchlights in the western half of New York State. (GRS SA style searchlights from the NYC era would be a different story.) Thanks to CN, these are still in place and serving today.
While this photo dates back to my first year behind the camera, I had actually found myself on the island within the first month of having a camera, for a CMQ-led CP 246, nowadays known as 236 after CP's mass-resymboling project. Back then I don't think I had a proper appreciation for these signals, maybe just because of the peculiar placement of them. Searchlights have always been my favorite style of signal, but growing up I was more accustomed to the GRS SA style used by the Central, carrying over into the Conrail days, and ending with CSX in the late 2010s. Although I was familiar with the appearance of this style, I didn't get to shoot a proper set of these until a couple trips down to the Bessemer & Lake Erie in summer of 2021. Then again later in the year, on a few trips to Canada amid Covid-related border restrictions. My efforts on those trips were primarily focused on shooting these signals. Only after all of that did it finally click with me how significant the installation on Unity Island is.
With the knowledge that CN will be looking to overhaul and replace the aging searchlights across Ontario in the next couple years, I have to wonder how soon they'll get to these. Between CN and CP, plus one from NS, up to 10 trains a day will cross this island and its two bridges. Maybe that's still small enough of a number to stay under the radar for now.
View from the other side: flic.kr/p/2mtf8M8
Welcome at wonderful magical show Chineses New Year Zodiac Animal, models from 9 countries, outfits in Avantgarde, Fantasy, Haute Couture styles. Dragon Sanctuary sim, Feb 12, that happen with the actual real Chinese New Year - Welcoming the Year of the Ox.
Really was a big honor to work with everyone on this special project.
Pictures taken by Viktor Savior de Grantaine
Stage Made by Orpheus Paxlapis -
It is about unity & strength. A group of fisherman is trying to pull the net of fish together and a child is helping them to accurate the direction.
Unity of Spectators at Singapore GP 2014.
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It's the title of this sculpture by leading Indonesian artist But Muchtar, which was unveiled in 1982 in Fort Canning Park in Singapore.
"The sculpture is made up of spheres .. Needle-like cones are gathered in the centre of the sculpture; pointing from different directions but implying uniformity as the shadows cast are intertwined. The artist has thoughtfully used shapes to create an asymmetrical balanced within the sculpture. There are five stilt-like structures pointing upward from the top of the sculpture. These resemble the five brown sheaves of rice stalks presented in the original ASEAN logo, one for each founding member from the 1967 union."
Hattiwatti Tools Freecamera - CE Table Timestop by FransBouma @Otis_Inf - Ansel - Edit with Polarr®
It is the simplest of principles, it is the most difficult of principles.
Let us first be clear on what unity does not mean: it does not mean uniformity. Unity is oneness. Diversity lends strength to any group of people. Unity binds together diverse elements so that, by virtue of their many strengths, the whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
Me, You and Him.
Assassin's Creed Unity - Dead kings
• Camera Tools by Hattiwatti (freecam, FOV)
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Maybe a more prominent and secure neighborhood is your cup of tea. Well then the beautiful gated community of Unity Park is place for you!
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hahaha anyways enjoy this beauty.its actually some pimped up hk417 that fires plasma that is stored in a cartridge that is within a cartridge? mag? hahaha anyways it has got 20 rounds of plasma awsomeness. the blocky thing on top is the smart aim device which has the calculative power to significantly increase hit rate at extreme distances. it syncs with combat helmet too! so all that tech stuff get displayed like those sci fi HUDs :D
Took a purposely fuzzy picture of a pink metal Christmas tree so I could get this "twinkle" effect and put it in Photoshop. Made a duplicate layer, rotated that layer, changed the hue to blue on the second layer, lowered its opacity so the two layers would "blend" and messed with the contrast a little bit.
Exposure: 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 400
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Unity Radio C327BUV on Grafton Street, Manchester
MCW DR101/17 Metrobus H43/28D new to London Buses as M1327 in September 1985
VIN: MB8348
Photo taken by and copyright Noel Baxendale.
Unity Market
Lane County, OR
Not in the town of Unity, which is in Eastern Oregon, this old store sits across the road from the Unity covered bridge.
Panasonic GX9
Panasonic 14-140mm
The first sign of sun reflecting off Pontypridd's Unity sculpture, which is looking resplendent following a recent repaint.
The sculpture was designed by Andy Hazell and installed in 2009. It represents three iconic parts of Pontypridd's history. First, the depiction of the old bridge, engineered in 1756 by William Edwards. Second, the railway - once Pontypridd had one of the longest railway platforms in the country and was one of the busiest as coal ("black gold") was transported down to the sea from the many collieries to the north of Pontypridd. Third, the bow of the ship represents both the coal that fuelled the naval fleet and the Brown Lenox chainworks which stood nearby, and supplied chains to Isambard Kingdom Brunel and others.