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Each girl, willing to bare it all. To give us thier best, and allow us to be Close Up.

 

Each girl was allowed to, choose her hair, and edit her photo as she saw fit.

 

On thier reasons for editing

 

Anetta: I really wanted my photo to be plain black and white with a *Bang* to add some depth into. I really like how you can see the lace detail on the wall behind me.

 

Jenessa: I sorta wanted the same thing. I really love black and white, but I wanted mine to have a softer feel to it, and a hue of color.

 

On thier Hair

 

Jenessa: I wanted it to be elegant, but sleek and modern too. I so I came up with twisting the (my right) left side it, and pining back. Then the rest was pulled back, and then loose on the (my left ) right side. I kinda though of like a rapper or a black girl you would see in a magazine, with like only half her hair. It's sooo cool, but I dont have the guts to do it to myself.

 

Anetta: I wanted something totally different from Jennie's. I wanted it to be wild, and crazy. I wanted to have this huge bump, like some thing you'd see in a history book with the royals and thier tall wigs. So I had them give me this HUGE crazy bun on the side of my head, which only like half of my real hair, the rest was fake.

 

The Poses

 

Anetta: My hair was so heavy against my neck, that I ended up having to hold it. I figured, if I had to hold it, I'd make it look good. I also wanted the camera at a slight angle, because I think I look the best at an angle.

 

Jenessa: I wanted it to seem, like a real life photo shoot for like and Ad or something, so I had the camera stight on, and I tilted my and rest my hand up against it lightly.

 

Last Words

 

Jenessa: I love getting the chance to do my own full on photo shoot, it was really fun. It also showed me how hard everyone works behind the scenes.

 

Anetta: I agree with Jenners, this was really cool. And The workers all have my props now. I never knew how hard it was to get what you have in mind into a picture.

Southbound at Canyon, UP Palmdale Cutoff, Cajon Pass.

I love this time of the year, I always have. I catch myself looking forward to the fall.I used to do a lot of hunting and the anticipation of opening day grows the closer it gets! Now that I have got into photography I catch myself looking forward to the fall for all the color change and a trip to the mountains to try and capture the beauty of the "fall" scene. I have been waiting for a nice sunset to capture this image. As soon as the farmer lined the bales of hay up like this I knew that I would have to return for a sunset shot. I was blessed with some cloud cover which created some wonderful rays of light and some nice color. I hope everyone has a great nights sleep!

Nikon F2 with Cinestill 800T

UP Centennial 6936 sits at Illinois Railway Museum in Union for IRM's 60th anniversary. Union Pacific brought in the "Centennial" DDA40X, #6936 for display during Labor Day weekend. My dad and I spent an entire day, and into the night for night photos of several Union Pacific locomotives.

when in doubt, lie down on your chair and look up

The Playful Coquette

 

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GP30 825 sitting on the ready track at the old Vegas engine house with tyipical UP 70's power...

As most of you know, I've FINALLY finished setting up my newly refurbished Dolly Room, so here is a video of the grand tour! (Yes, a longer video than usual from me.) Thanks for watching and please like, comment, share and subscribe, if you haven’t already! Here's the link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNtL6nUilsc

Rode Amtrak out to Colorado for vacation to Glenwood Springs. Had a great family time, so chasing down trains was secondary, but I got a few good images. This is coal load C-WEB2-30 getting underway after adding his mid-train helpers at the Glenwood Springs yard right before sunset. The UP 8805 leads another on the head end, a trio of helpers mid-train and another on the rear. The wildfires and soot made the skies a little thick out there, and thus the orange glow as he heads east toward Glenwood Canyon on a beautiful summer evening.

Looking up at Chicago's skyscrapers in financial district, IL, USA

Budapest, Hungary

ANRKY Wheels

Porsche 992TT-S

X|Series Monoblock

Model: S1-X4

20x9.5

21x12

Brushed Gunmetal

Centerlock option

Via: Import Hook Up

Taken at the Rollin Jokers Freaki Tiki Kustom Car Show and Pin-up contest held at Harbin Park in Fairfield, Ohio.

Modelo: Bruna Massarelli

Montserrat | Barcelona

Grow Up Tomorrow Kölsch

Beaches Brewiing Co.

Toronto

SOOC (Straight Out of the Camera)

These lblack lace up sandals from birdini are the perfect summer shoes! They feature an open toe, a lace-up fastening and a flat rubber sole, making them both stylish and comfortable. Whether you're hitting the beach or the streets, these sandals are a must-have for your summer wardrobe.

While having a drink outside the Well and Bucket pub on Bethnal Green Road, Irene, Gillian and I met up with Amber - seen on the right of this picture. Amber was selling copies of ‘DOPE’ magazine, a quarterly street publication in newspaper format – essentially a journal of radical art and politics. 'DOPE' has become something of a rival to the better-known ‘Big Issue’ newspaper, sold by the homeless. Amber herself is currently without a fixed address.

 

Amber told us something of her former life as a sex worker, and how selling 'DOPE' had allowed her to quit that exploitive and dangerous sector. I wish we had had longer to talk with Amber, and I wish her all the best in all her endeavours. She had a lot of questions for Irene, Gillian and myself about our lives as t-girls…

 

Love and Kisses to All!

xxxxx

Rebecca

 

Skirting along the Truckee River, a stack train is slowing to stop at Truckee where they will have to wait for one coming right at them as the dispatcher runs Amtrak around them.

 

ZNPOA

UP 6863 heads for Milpitas after making its set out at Benicia.

UP 1989 leads an 'Operation Life Saver' Special through Peckam, CO.

Lomographyfilm400/Lomography Horizon Perfect

It never ceases to amaze me how they stacked and packed houses up the steep hillsides along the Monongahela River a century ago. Nowhere is it more dramatic than in Pittsburgh's South Side district. It's evidence of the severe housing shortage these communities faced when steel mills appeared and waves on new immigrants arrived to find employment. Men were practically sleeping on top of each other in crowded hotels and boarding houses until housing became available.

a small ITPRA rolling South over the CN

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