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Wisconsin Central Jordan Spreader sitting at the end of track at Munising Jct. in August 1993. Image scanned from a slide.
Great model - Boris (Model Mayhem #1283633)
Lighting- SB900 with a DIY grid as the key light on-axis and 2 feet above the subject pointed at the face. SB600 in an Orbis Ringflash for fill. Two Dynalites in gridded stripboxes behind the subject and 8ft to the left and right. Large pieces of black cardboard held up by lightstands and clasps on either side of the subject to flag lens flare and block the side lighting on the face.
Retouched in Lightroom and Wet Chrome preset added.
Questo è un WC giapponese, di quelli con il sedile riscaldato e la pulsantiera magica, che ti siedi e a seconda di ciò che hai prodotto premi un pulsante che manda uno schizzo d’acqua! Potrebbero essere fatti in Svizzera per quanto sono precisi! Alcuni hanno anche la funzione “massage”!
L’unico problemino potrebbe sorgere quando la pulsantiera è solo in giapponese, insomma gli ideogrammi, il katakana e l’hiragana (queste cose me le ha spiegate mamma!!!), perché ci si potrebbe trovare e spingere tutti i pulsanti per farlo smettere, l’apparecchio potrebbe andare in tilt e voi sareste bloccati sul WC a vita…… :D
From a series of images showing the areas in Sydney affected by the outbreak of Bubonic Plague in 1900. Taken by Mr. John Degotardi, Jr., photographer from the Department of Public Works, the images depict the state of the houses and 'slum' buildings at the time of the outbreak and the cleansing and disinfecting operations which followed.
Title: WC [toilet facilities]
Dated: Date or use No date
Digital ID: 12487_a021_a021000044
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These old boxcars had been parked long-term in Bergland, MI where they were available for occaisional use for additional braking effort on heavy trains descending the grade into White Pine. The cars of copper behind them are likely to be some of the last sent to White Pine, eliminating the need for the 40 footers. I doubt the old Soo Line boxes are going anywhere but a scrap yard.
WC 6638 showing a couple of its former owners paint scheme. Originally built for the Frisco it ended up on the Soo Line after retirement from the BN then to Morrison Knudsen before being purchased by the WC in 1998.
