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A loaded welded rail train goes down the 3% grade on main 3 during this beautiful sunset on the Cajon Pass.
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The second image in the WELD series all taken using a homemade welding glass filter......i hope in the future to gather enough images to produce a book or something......i would love other users input/thoughts on these images Thanks
First attempt welding with the SEL1018. f/9, 31 seconds, iso-100, SEL1018 15mm. Lightroom 5 and VSCO film pack 3.
Songkran Festival 2014 - The Thai Songkran Festival celebrates the Thai New Year and essentially errupts into a Massive Water fight which lasts up to 3 days (depending on where you happen to be in Thailand). If you happen to visit Thailand at this time of the year, you can forget about staying dry!
In 1972 the jointed rail replacement continued on the ICG Iowa Division. This is MP 165. The switch for the Axle Grease siding has been pulled and the south rail is being changed out. I have no explanation for the Penn Central markings on the speeder.
A welding photograph in the workshop where I've been working on my Master's project. More later. Hope you're all doing great! Cheers.
My son Nick bedecked in protective clothing and politically incorrect helmet, here welds a table leg.
This image was taken when I was helping out Limivady Technical College with their project car being built under the name of the "Limivady Custom Cruisers".
I helped the project out with photography through the build phase, building their website (which sadly isn't online anymore), designing the various logo's for the car and also hands on if and when they needed the extra hands.
This particular image was taken while the original runners for the front seats of the Nissan S14 200SX were being modified to allow a set of front seats from a Mitsubishi Evo to fit.
Simply titled - "Welding"...
We love to photograph old rusty bits and pieces we find on an urban exploration. Like this rusty shackle that has been welded to the pole.
Gore panels, provided to Boeing by supplier MT Aerospace of Germany, are stacked and ready for welding on the Gore Weld Tool at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans. Gore panels are preformed aluminum alloy dome segments. They are welded together to form a dome -- the end cap to NASA's Space Launch System core stage hydrogen fuel tank. All of the hardware necessary for building the tank that will be used on the first flight of SLS has been delivered to the facility and is awaiting assembly. SLS will be the most powerful rocket ever built for deep space missions, including to an asteroid and ultimately to Mars. The core stage, towering more than 200 feet, will store cryogenic liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen that will feed the vehicle’s RS-25 engines. Boeing is the prime contractor for the SLS core stage, including avionics.
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This was a "close your eyes and shoot" sort of thing. Lots of welding in the shop @ work and it's hard to not get your eyes burned when you step behind the "welding shields"
You never really know what you will find when you are walking the Streets of Nanjing. 6:30pm and 2 degrees on a Sunday Night.
A SEPTA employee is hard at work making weld repairs to rail in the intersection of Elmwood Ave and Island Ave. Though the trolleys were not running through here while he worked, the road traffic was still very heavy, making a rapid repair necessary!