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UP 4884 being moved into the other shop by the track mobile. The boys a making sure it gets into the right place.
BNSF 6183 is here at Ostrom and is about to shove back to Binney Jct after the train ahead pulled a drawbar.
Eastbound freight rounding the bend near Crates, a couple miles outside of The Dalles, Oregon. The Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge is in the background.
I've wanted to update my old SD70ACe for a while so now seemed a good opportunity. I tried to keep some of the old design, but mostly better match the newer SP 70. Still 45 studs long, 6 wide and unpowered but with Talltim trucks now. I dropped the nose one plate from the SP because all that yellow made it look too tall. I left the original 'engine' inside as well to keep the access doors more interesting.
Another emotional picture of Nelson looking up. The colors are a bit strange due to the reflection of the window...
From our hike last weekend. Rye the rock climber.
Sorry for all the selective color, I can't seem to get enough!
Hint: If you look at the large view you can see the first rays of sunlight hitting two of the pillars.
Project Soul Pancake - Week 7: Stay up all night
The latest Soul Pancake challenge was to stay up all night and I knew that while I could remember and reminisce about nights that I was still awake when the sun came up, I knew I could not complete the challenge now. I love my sleep. I get about 8-9 hours a night, so staying up all night sounds like pure hell to me.
When I was younger, It was fun and crazy and it didn't affect me the next day so much, but If I were to stay up all night now, at 41, I would be paying for it for days. So the only way I would stay up all night at this point in my life would be if I just could not sleep. Not voluntarily.
There are nights now where I get very little sleep if something is on my mind or I or one of my peeps are sick or something, and then I toss and turn and start to get very aggravated. The more I can't sleep, the more frustrated I get, making it harder to relax and fall asleep.
I know there will be challenges I can't totally 100% complete. But I can depict them in photos and think about what it would be like and toss things around in my head that normally might not be there and this is what I dig about this cool group.
This scene, brightening up a canal side walk at Braunston on a dull 22nd of February 2015. The boats in the foreground are holiday boats, and don`t get much use at this time of year!
Tier 4 GEVO UP 2588 pulling a long southbound manifest with DPU power at Lookout near Oakridge. Shot with my Nikkor 35mm f/2.8 AI lens.
Redmond, WA
Olympus E-P5 + 15mm f:8 Body Cap Lens + Olympus Art Filter
Regal Ozzy. He growled at another dog at the community park when it tried to mount him. It took five years, but Ozzy is now starting to defend himself from rude, obnoxious, dominant dogs. He spins around and growls just enough to get them off his back and then stops. He doesn't bite. At first I was upset, but now I realize this poor dog is constantly getting picked on when he doesn't respond this way to bullying. Why is it that dog owners can't train their wretched dogs to stop this obnoxious dominant behavior? Okay, done ranting. Ozzy is officially grown up.
Sony NEX 6
A new collaboration with Lomography & The Photographic Journal
I’ve dabbled in film photography over the years but have always stuck to digital for the sheer volume of ideas I can create and execute. However, there’s a tangible quality I always love about shooting with film. It forces one to slow down and live in the moment. Also, the unknown aspect is liberating.
This shoot involved testing out the new Lomomatic 110 pocket camera. I’d never shot with a 110 film camera before so I set out to make some magic with mundane moments and a limited timeframe.
Check out this photo essay on The Photographic Journal & read my interview with Lomography to see more!
Model: Kelly Kennedy
I ended up bus spotting in Ealing Common after CL-A for about 40 minutes because it really took that long for me to formulate a plan of how I'm going to catch a bus worth catching.
The product of that was some really snazzy 207 photos, and this is my favourite because it shows the station and the bus together.
In my opinion, the 207 looks so much better with the buses Abellio have given it compared to the buses Metroline West and First CentreWest have given it, and it's generally made want to catch the 207 more - when it used to be a route I ignored solely because of the 607's VWs.
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My Cousin Lisa the Blond one and her best friend Jenny the one with the Brown hair asked me to make some Photos with the Holi Pouder thats the results
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The new 5-door. The Up is apparently a well packaged car for its size, but I'm not a fan of the design or the name. Why didn't VW/Seat just reuse the Lupo/Arosa model names, they have a tradition of not changing them.
Seen at the Brighton Tattoo Covention.An uneventful event which was made better on the way out on seeing this rarity.
A lovely old piece of motoring history and in everyday use still.
The Head (self-portrait) is the first shape I made, there was a throw-up that I wanted to cover and this shape was perfect for it. The first day I suffered from a hangover and felt a little depressed, so I put the symbol for dantes inferno on my forehead and on top of that a heavy brick wall. / The bruised infinity sybmol I added the next day when feeling alot better and started to enjoy the process / The boot is for a woman I spoke to that loved shoes / The circle with eyes looking curiously in all directions except to the far right is representing the growing fascist movement in Poland / The cupcake is for the local baker.
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So you probably saw the pics of my Savers doll finds and here they are cleaned up. I fully intend to rebody both the Fashion Fever and Barbie Basic but I’m too lazy to play musical bodies atm.
My full blown doll collecting began as Fashion Fever started so finding Kayla was a huge nostalgia trip for me, though I did wonder at the time why both the dark skinned girl in both FF and Cali Girl had the exact same face but different names heh. Being a bit older I can appreciate her face screening a bit more now than when I first saw the FF and got upset that they got massive balloon heads… (collecting Monster High deflated that idea lol)
And yeah, Barbie Basics got me back into 1/6th at least partially so I did regret not picking up more of the girls when I had the chance.
And Secret Spells Kayla just reminds me to be on the hunt for all of the Raquelle bodies I can find.
Yesterdays PotD was a bit darker than normal ("The Dark Faerie") so todays is bright and colorful! This is another from yesterday when Aubrey was playing dress up. She put all of this on by herself! Quite the little fashionista!