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This is also from Colorado; my family and I took a train up to this mountain called Pikes Peak.
The ride up was so much fun but really frightening also.. there were 3 'rail carts' and since we were going up vertically instead of around the mountain in swirls, the 1st cart was around 3 stories higher up than the 3rd cart that I was on D:
OH YEAH! This mountain was up as far as one could climb Mt. Everest without needing an oxygen tank. (15.000 ft elevation I believe)
We got to stop at the top for around an hour which was super fun but sooo SCARY!
Let me know what you think! PRESS 'L' :)
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mua: reyes montecristo
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Sprucing up the wall mural at the Boom Boom Club.
This photo was taken from a KIEV-60 medium format film camera with a МС BEГA-26B 2.8/120mm lens using Rollei CN 200 Film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitalized by Photoshop.
Sigh . . . Where did the days go?
The weekend is over and we start another new week. Those days off were good, right? I hope yours was just as relaxing and rejuvenating as mine.
The chess board of another work week awaits.
The players are ready.
Set it up.
Game on.
— at Justin Herman Plaza, San Francisco
EMD's CP 2209 and UP 4324 lead CP 253 past Lasalle Yard, a nice break from the usual GE's on this and other CP trains.
Right on the Windmill Trains heels was the VBLUSBD127A (Vehicle Train: Blue Island, IL - San Bernardino, CA) which had an ex SP (UP 6377) leading the train. I caught it swinging around the big elevated curve in Canyon, TX
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Friday at last, and after a long week (month, year, etc) this is where the madness for me starts. Tonight, I’m off to Argentina. Then I’ll have a super busy work week before spending a few days relaxing and checking out Buenos Aires with a side trip to the Iguazu Falls. Then I fly home before heading off two days later for a week of photography in Jordan. I’m very much looking forward to it all…apart from the work aspect :)
BUT, you’re not here to read about all that, I’m sure. Instead you’re here to see my images and read about where they were taken and how they were processed…right?
What do you mean ‘no’?
Well in that case, this one was taken in Newcastle somewhere, and I processed it in black and white. So there.
Hope you have a great weekend, I’ll be back on Monday on the blog only (unless I find time to update elsewhere during my work week) with the first of many scheduled posts.
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On this day, Amtrak's Sunset Limited has a Union Pacific leader. UP 4657 leads AMTK 6 and AMTK 10 on train AMT2-23, taking the connecting track at Belt Junction onto the UP Houston East Belt Subdivision. The track in the foreground is the UP Houston West Belt Subdivision. Not sure what the issue was with the Amtrak power, but UP came to the rescue to move this train eastward to New Orleans.
The telescope in an amateur astronomer's roll-off-roof observatory is looking high up in the sky, while a flaring stallite paints a streak of light in the heavens.
This photo is a stack of two 30-second exposures (Canon EOS 550D, ISO 1600, f/4.0) taken with a 8mm fisheye lens. A time lapse sequence, covering 2 hours and 45 minutes, can be seen here.
For more information about the observatory, and to see the excellent astrophotos taken with this equipment, check out Bernhard Hubl's website.
Hurry up Katie or you will miss your train girl!
Yes folks it is me again at **Platform 9:3/4** waiting to be whisked off to exotic destinations unknown!
Taken, today in Largs - we had a great day up there and the boys ran all over the place. It was really quite cold although Lewis didn't feel it but James was wrapped up nice and warm.
It's a stretch but they (James in particular) were wrapped up in nice warm colours!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Warm Colours ....
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Strobist Data:
SB900, SB910, and SB600 bounced off Westcott 60" with optical white CR.
SB700 through a Gary Fong collapsible light sphere CL.
Fired by PW MiniTT1, AC3, and FlexTT5.
Ceiling of the Main Reading Room at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. Normally non-card holders and photography is not allowed in this room but twice a year the Library hosts an open house in which the public and photography is welcome.
If you want to do research, anyone 16 or older may sign up for a library card. The Library of Congress is a research only library so books are not checked out.
I often put my own photos on post cards and mail them to people for their birthdays or other occasions. Janice suggested that I use this one as a post card greeting.
In the heart of the night you come on like fire
In the light of dawn leave me cold and tired
When you think of love
Tell me what you see
You want some lovin' but your heart's tied up
Try to run but you can't say stop
Now the truth is out, can't you see
I'm tied to you and you belong to me
But when we get too close I feel you push away
Nothin' I do's gonna make you stay