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UP 3201 leads the westbound Granite Job. The UP recieved this train this morning from the BNSF in Cheyenne, and they take it to a location west of Cheyenne called Granite (you can probably figure out why). It usually takes about 8 or 9 hours to get the job done.
I must say, it's pretty cool seeing an old vet SD40-2 leading newer GE locomotives.
UP Laramie Subdivision
West of Cheyenne, WY M.P. 527
11/14/2013
Black and white version of Up!- My neice Madaline and nephew Aiden play in the waves in the Outer Banks, NC 2007. Link to the original here, which do you like better? www.flickr.com/photos/14781202@N04/1548179572/
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UP train YFX82-27 with a baby wings SD40N on the point gets ready to depart UP's Quindaro Yard up in Kansas City, KS for a short trip across the state line to Neff Yard in Kansas City, MO. 5/27/15.
The slightly macabre sight of a sheep's skull... washed up onto the riverbank by the recent floods. Along the River Rother near Woolbeding.
A good night out with the friendly guys and gals from LE Camera Club.
This is a shot from Trent Bridge looking along the river towards Clifton way.
"Uh, mom...need a little help here. Mom? MOM?!" A USGS grizzly bear researcher snapped this picture of a mother grizzly bear and her cub at Gibbon River in Yellowstone National Park. Adult females are the most important segment of the grizzly bear populations because they are the reproductive engine. Learn more about the importance of grizzlies and other large carnivores and how USGS is vital to this research area at usgs.gov/norock.
Photo credit: Frank van Manen, USGS
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Rolleiflex 3.5C and Ilford HP5 Plus, developed in HC-110 dilution H for 9 mins and 30 sec at 23C.
A71 notches up around the corner into Allansford with a late running 9203 DOWN Warrnambool Goods - 23/9/2013
It didn't turn out to be an exciting sunrise this morning. The sun came up for a couple of minutes and was then stuck behind the thickest lot of clouds for hours. The swell was up though along with the westerly wind. So I managed to get this wicked close-out with plenty of spray while the sun showed its colours for a few moments. I'm used to shootin the waves in daylight with a shutter speed of over 1000 to capture the speed with detail. This was shot at a shutter speed at 250 which was the highest I could go due to the low light.
I captured this image up in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park near Danby during an early/ish morning visit. No sunrise light due to mist and fog!
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Union Pacific Railroad E8 936 at Denver Union Station on August 26, 1965, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
For the last few years Dubai has been a playground for architects from all around the world, a place where they could come up with outlandish ideas that might actually be built. This fact becomes really obvious when you’re on the observation deck of the Burj Khalifa looking down at Dubai’s main highway, Sheikh Zayed Road. On both sides of the highway there are huge buildings, each with its own architectural style, sometimes not looking quite good next to each other as a whole.
For me, although they were some of the first tall buildings built in Dubai, the Emirates Towers still remain the most beautiful ones out there. The two towers are visible at the top-right of the image (the two buildings facing each other with very sharp angles at the top). Do you have any particular favourite building in Dubai?
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Goodnight flickr friends, tonight I leave you with a close up detail of one of the photos from my last photoshooting. I hope you like it.
Model: Mari Trini García
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The Olympic Torch Relay engine at South St Paul awaiting crew change. Thanks to Jeff for letting us know it was in town.
1949 GMC Model PDA-4101, currently owned by the California State Railroad Museum. Union Pacific 4-8-4 #844 was on display at Roseville, California, today and this bus was included among various other new and historic pieces of equipment.
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Nursing staff get ready for the arrival of the first patients to be treated at the new Barts Cancer Centre.
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One of the best pieces of Russian motive power in TT scale (1:120) is the M62 made by Austrian manufacturer Roco.
The close-up picture shows the excellent quality of that model in a tabletop photo setting. Keep in mind how small a TT scale loco really is. The passenger coach in the background in the paint sceme of the 'Red Arrow (красная стрела)' express train was made by Russian manufacturer Peresvet as a limited edition. While the prototypes of this specific locomotive and the Red Arrow coaches were used in the Moscow-Leningrad region (the October Railway district), the background photo I used for this setting rather looks like from a Southern region of the former Soviet Union. However, the models fit well to this background, and you never know what might have happened in reality.
oooooohhhhh-miss green-wake up- we are going to miss the dolly challenge-its all happening over at the blog world of lori-from faerie window-
In front of Tiffany's Toronto store on the Mink Mile. Bloor Street. Emancipation Day happening on August 1st. Dancing in the Street.
I would imagine that the sun has swung around enough to really light this shot up nicely in the early evening, but I wouldn't know because we haven't seen the sun since last Thursday and we're not looking to see the sun until at least Sunday and maybe Monday. So it goes in KS in the spring.
I can also guarantee that the Kansas river in the background will fill more of the view since we've had nothing but rain and the river is at least 10' higher now.
UP 5107 rolling into Bonner Springs, KS last Thursday evening.