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Blue sky, for the first time in days :) sunshine on my dog walk this morning.

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Its the 5th of December 2015, and after landslides and floods on the West Coast mainline, the entire line north of Preston had been subject to major delays and cancellations. Seen here, DRS 37688 Kingmoor TMD had left Kingmoor at least 30 minutes early, and was sat on the up road for some time. The loco was going to Carnforth on line clearance but never left the station. The loco completed her journey south to Carnforth Jn the next day.

 

Out of the 6 pictures that I took, this was the best. Not the best quality, but while being pelted with rain and facing gale force winds it was the best I could manage. Thanks to our train being cancelled, we had enough time to photograph the loco while we tried to work out a way home via Newcastle. Needless to say, 688 was one of my last 37 that I needed, well worth braving the weather for!

Actually a dark and dirty stairway paired with flashy lights and a green handrail all the way up and down. Almost every Berlin-Visitor has been there ;)

 

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A passenger special with the symbol PBUDM2 races down the Spine Line. This train ran from Butler Yard to South St. Paul on the Adams Line then on down Spine Line to Des Moines.

Common blue drying up in the morning sun

I climbed down to pick up a small piece to bring back up so that both my dad and I could photograph it. It wasn't the easiest because there were sand so it was kind of slippery. This was a climb that left a scar on the back of my calf, but it was fun and well worth it.

 

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Painted Desert, Arizona

 

“Why do you go away? So that you can come back. So that you can see the place you came from with new eyes and extra colors. And the people there see you differently, too. Coming back to where you started is not the same as never leaving.” - Terry Pratchett

UP 6517 leads the UP business train south through Lockport, IL. I remember when UP used classy units such as Es for these trains. Nowadays, not so much.

Sparks bound manifest heads uphill at Applegate on Track 1.

A fresh repainted SD70ACe leads M-NPAL.

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"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

Henry David Thoreau

 

115 pictures in 201. #73 Up

Skylight at The Huntington.

  

UP 1982 leads ITUG4 in downtown St. Louis, Mo. at Jefferson ave.

Barbary Macaque with his feet up on the window and using them as a pillow as he watches people at the window.

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9th shot on EXPLORE. #72 :-)

 

We both know what's happening now

I just want you to be strong and be ready.

Don't give up, we love you.

 

Cheer up, doc!

Cheer up :-)

A hike up the West Fork of Oak Creek Canyon is still one of my favorite hikes in the Sedona area. It's good to have lots of memory space in your camera and an extra battery along as photo ops abound. Weekdays are the best times to go when there are a lot fewer noisy humans intruding on the serenity.

- Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness, Sedona, Arizona

 

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I managed to use f./16.0 on this bright, sunny day. I brought my tripod with me to this event, just for that reason. I wanted to see how my lens reacted to being closed at very small aperture numbers. As some of the shots had some very long exposure times that day, up into the 10-15 second range. I found that I liked this method of shooting and thought the lens had a sweet spot around f./ 16 - 22 or so.

 

June 04, 2016 10-11-39 [1-15 sec at f - 16] - 46 mm - smc PENTAX-DA 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 AL PENTAX K-x ISO 100 Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.6 (Windows) - Pattern Metering.

71/365 Days Project.

UP Westbound Local Freight Train secured at Apex, NV. waiting on a fresh crew with a pair of SD40N's in charge, the 1899 is former C&NW SD40-2 6933.

New VIA trainset crosses the trestle over I-80 at Auburn.

An old gas station in Pipe Creek, TX. The pump on the left indicates a price of 33¢ per gallon. Wish I could have filled up. Frankly I'm surprised to see the pumps (especially the visible pump) still there.

 

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November sunset reflection in Standley Lake. More info: lagemaat.blogspot.com/2013/02/up-and-down-standley-lake-r... Bigger and prints: smu.gs/XBtcdC

The ship spotlight illuminates a nearby rock as we sail up the Norway coast, with the aurora dancing in the sky. This was on the m/s Nordlys in October 2017.

messing around with washing up liquid

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Face-up by. MIHWA

type. Little monica :: Reynell

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Uncle Pete makes an appearance on the point of a frac sand train hustling through Greenwood, NE.

Close up of Femke the cat.

 

Bit about me, I'm a 14 year old photographer, I love photographing wildlife, landscapes, pets, urban scenes, and other things that really interest me!

'Washed Up' || Port Burwell, Ontario, Canada || February 2023

I started playing around with five-wide Lego cars more than 14 years ago (!). Lego has progressed a bit since then and so have I, as a builder. New brackets, nicer wheels and various curved slopes have made this a bit easier.

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