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UP SD70AH 8875 sits on display for Diesel Days at the IRM. These things look awesome when they're fresh! No, this is not a new donation for the museum either! :)
Union, IL
primera sesion cover up de la seta de la espalda a ver como va quedando...
by Joako, que adaptó y mejoró mi diseño perfectamente, artistón.
New York should be called the vertical city as so much of Manhattan goes up.next time you are in Manhattan take a minuet and look up.
Took a whole heap of jump shots again, but most of them were beyond terrible. Although this isn't perhaps the best quality image, I do love Happy's position and elegance. Back to comment later.
London
Zorki 1, Jupiter 12 and long expired (2002) Fujicolor Press 800 that I'd converted to shoot redscale, I rated the film at 50 iso., The film tore in the camera, hence the panoramic crop.
From L to R
Helios 44M-6 58/2
Helios 44-2 58/2
Konica Hexanon AR 57/1.4
Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 58/1.4
That is also the order in which I acquired these lenses.
Shot using a Nikkor-S (pre-AI) 35/2.8 @ f5.6
Isn't he a handsome guy? I met him at the Springfield Nature Park in Springfield, Missouri, USA in June, 2017. Catching up on posting!
Stand-up paddler silhouettes at sunset at Honolulu's Kaimana Beach. Definitely not a sport just for the guys.
"Stand up paddle surfing (SUP), stand up paddle boarding, or in the Hawaiian language Hoe he'e nalu, is an emerging global sport with a Hawaiian heritage. The sport is an ancient form of surfing, and reemerged as a way for surfing instructors to manage their large groups of students, as standing on the board gave them a higher viewpoint. This increased visibility of what was going on around them such as incoming swell." (Wikipedia)
If you dig it, check the second comment below for a couple more SUP shots of mine. Mahalo!
Yesterday I had an encounter with a very curious milkfactory :)
I love those cows and the milk they're producing.
Have a great week my friends!
I have named this house the UP house after the film, looks so similar, and is slowly vanishing behind tower blocks and buildings, originally this was the Enoch Sales house and all along this road there were many such houses, this one is going to be part of a park I believe.
The engineer on a UP passenger special creeps toward the east end of the Amtrak lead as they wait for a BNSF coal load to clear the switch. Meanwhile, the I-MNLB passes on main 2. Photo October 16, 2015.