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An EMD SD70M leads three GEs and a long autorack train at Dixon, California. The gem of this consist is the second unit (UP 9495), a C41-8W.
Drove past this yesterday about 100 yards from the main road, couldnt resist it for todays challenge. Looking 'up' through Wrawby Mill.
WP, Milwaukee, and UP power are lined up in a dead line in Council Bluffs, Iowa, in July 1984. The Western Pacific switcher is an SW9, behind that is a WP GP40 and a UP C30-7. In the middle is UP 6900, the class DDA40X which is now stuffed and mounted in Omaha. On the right is Milwaukee SD9 no. 500 and sisters.
Kodak Retina IIa
Schneider Kreuznach Xenon 2/50mm + enlanger lens
t1/5 - f16
Ilford Delta 100
Ilford ID-11 1+1, 11 min.
CanoScan 9000F Mark II
A Tuscola & Sagniaw Bay GP35 is coupled to Global Star IV, an observation owned by Blue Water Michigan Chapter NRHS. They were teamed up on an excursion train shown at Cadillac, Michigan. (Scanned from color negative film)
There are several cabins similar to this one along the 53 km long Chilkoot Trail used by hikers to temporarily get away from the frequently adverse weather conditions. Overnight stay is prohibited. Tenting is only allowed in designated campsites to protect this fragile area.
Rice Krispy Treat Cake covered with fondant.
Case design is heavily based on Debbie Brown's make up case from 50 Easy Party Cakes.
Whilst the fondant make up items are all me, and lots of black colour paste and luster dust, and glitter.
Cake board is embossed pink fondant.
UP 4510 breaks the silence with a westbound Kansas City freight passing through the old part of Washington, Missouri on the last rays of light on Union Pacific's Jeff City Subdivision.
Locomotives:
UP 4510 SD70M
CSX 7687 C40-8W
May 29, 2014
Photo: me
Model: Giulia
Make-upArtist & Hair stylist: Federica Gerbaldo & Maggy per HAIR STUDIO MARIO
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…And not too scary, I hope!
Just after having dinner at the September T-Girl Nation MeetUp at Hoang's in Falls Church VA, I got Cindy to take a couple of pix of me! She's such a great friend! ...And she knows what to do with my camera too!
My ensemble for the evening consists of my curve hugging red lycra spandex minidress from greatglam.com, black stretch belt from newportnews.com, Hanes Alive Barely There pantyhose from onhanesplace.com and a pair of new black t-strap peep toe platform pumps from venus.com.
To see more pix of me in other tight, sexy and revealing outfits click this link:www.flickr.com/photos/kaceycdpix/sets/72157623668202157/
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Who hasn't heard of them: koalas! One of the most famous inhabitants of Australia.
I shot this photo in Cleland Wildlife Park in Adelaide.
Koalas spend most of the day sleeping. More than 20 hours a day. Often you'll find them sleeping in a tree alone. But sometimes they like to cuddle up, like in this photo.
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A judicious amount of electrons were expended in the chase to get ahead of this train on my way home earlier this week.
At Tanzan-Jinja Shrine, Tonomine, Sakurai City, Nara prefecture.
The shrine and its colored autumn leaves were lit up at night.
by flavia renata in the workshop "quero ser fotógrafo" (want to be a photographer) by allan elly and lucas cavalheiro
Mix it Up ~ Our Daily Challenge
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The main body of fire was knocked down quite a while ago but the mop up continues with water still flowing out of the structure. This was a vacuum cleaner company building in Suffern N.Y. which also housed some sort of fancy garment business. Pictured is Nyack NY's ALF 10-99 from Chelsea H&L Co.No.2. 1955 700 Series ALF 100FT Tiller 7-75-TEO. She was originally built as a 75 footer and had a fourth ladder section added in 1967. Howard Kent Jr. 07-14-1974
I found this spot after getting dinner last week and knew I needed to shoot at it... well it happened, and I'm so stoked on how all these shots turned out. Today Brenden and I met up and took some pictures of his WRX on VIP Modulars. This car is an absolute dream to look at. We spent most of the afternoon going from spot to spot and I was waiting just to come here for the sunset. There are a ton more pictures on the way and I am so excited to share them with you!
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Camera Info:
Canon 5D Mark II
Sigma 50
Enjoy!
I moved a 1/4 mile west for the next shot of a WB train and ironically it is from a spot that I have never shot from before. I might have to take a few more images from here as it does an effective job of hiding K-32 and some of the junk dealers along the highway quite nicely.