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This female Yellow-bellied sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) was a day later but in the same vicinity as the other two woodies at the Springfield Conservation Nature Center. It was a bright day so I added the 1.4 extender to the big lens. You can see all the holes around the trunk that provides sap for her. This is only the second time I've seen this species, we are on the edge of the non-breeding to migration range.
Providence & Worcester train PR-3 switches the Plastics Group of America transload at Woonsocket, RI.
A pair of Hilton and Albany (HAL) SD40-2s return from the Chattahoochee Industrial yard (CIRR) as they prepare to switch the yard at Hilton.
the tactor working the field producing the dusty residue as it truddles along. I tried to get closer to use a shorter lens, however the was not possible.
Working its first train since 19.07.2025, 43004 is seen passing Crugwallins at the head of the 1014 Plymouth - Penzance. Since its last working, 004 was sent to Derby for ‘The Greatest Gathering’ and was given a good clean/paint at Laira, the efforts of the team still evident in this photo - like a fresh-out-the-box Hornby model! 43186 was on the rear.
MNNR's Hiawatha Job works the Mill-intense Hiawatha Corridor, among the silos and hoppers that line this industrial right of way. One of their B-Boats smokes it up as they lug a bunch of cars beneath puffy blue and white skies.
A working breakfast !
The pandemic has changed our lives in many ways -
Some for the good; some well maybe not.
Alcohol abuse has increased during the coronavirus pandemic, according to the British Liver Trust, which has reported a 500% rise in calls to its helpline since lockdown began in March.
Stay safe, get vaccinated when you can.
A dizzying prospect. After you finished this side, can you please cross the road and do the other side. Four really hard working workers trimming the grape vines at a seemingly endless job. I expect they try not to look at the bigger picture and concentrate on the vine directly in front of them. Double click to view the details. I'm sure my drone humming in the air 100 feet above them was a welcome distraction. At least no one shot it down............... yet.
Madrid, Spain
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An Alaska Railroad crew is working Whittier yard with a pair of SD70MACs getting ready to double up a big 120N freight of mixed manifest and intermodal traffic off the AML barge up from Seattle that they will take north to Anchorage a little later.
Whittier is the ARRC's main port for interchange of both containers and railcars which arrive via the weekly AML barge from Seattle. The containers are stacked on racks two or three high above the main barge deck which contains 8 tracks for interchange of railcars to and from the BNSF & UP. The concrete structure rising beyond is the long abandoned Buckner Building, once the largest building in Alaska. And the single track at left and the tent structure beside it is the ARR's passenger 'station' which mostly serves passengers walking directly across the street to and from waiting cruise ships.
If you'd like to read a bit more about the history of Whittier and this fascinating structure check out these links:
www.alaskarails.org/historical2/whittier-history/index.html
www.army.mil/article/193996/discovering_wartime_whittier
www.onlyinyourstate.com/alaska/abandoned-buckner-building...
www.adn.com/features/article/shadow-abandoned-buckner-bui...
www.npr.org/2015/01/18/378162264/welcome-to-whittier-alas...
Whittier, Alaska
Wednesday June 21, 2017
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera left. AB800 with gridded HOBD-W overhead. AB800 with gridded 7 inch reflector for rim. Triggered by Cybersync.
Switzer Glenrock Tug working in the Hunter River entrance, slowing up TW Jiangsu.
Newcastle,New South Wales, Australia.
PARIS-. Stavinsky Square...
- Que signifie "Travailler" pour vous ?!...
- Que Significa "TRABAJO" para ti ?!...
What does "WORKING" mean for you ?!... That is the question ... Working is Money and freedom for some, slavery and prison for others ...
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The power of a westbound Conrail train has just uncoupled from its train to make a pickup in Reading, Pennsylvania. Six month old C40-8W 6062 still serves NS today as its 8321. I personally think it looked much better in blue.
It’s really unfair to expect tradespeople to work in temperatures of over 35°C.
Wetzlar, new Domhöfe in Wetzlar’s old town
In response to certain criticism that my photographic interests tend toward the fairer sex, I decided to even the score. While my photos of women may outnumber those of men, let me point out that this man is topless, well perhaps shirtless - which is not something I can say for the women in my photostream.
You should also observe that he is posing. Well, maybe not, but he was holding the board well aware that I was photographing him. His one stipulation was that if I sold the image to Playgirl, he wants a royalty. However I didn't get his name, so if someone from this construction crew reads this, go to my profile page and send me a message.
And yes, my wife knows I photograph good looking guys also.
CP 148 makes a few switch moves while working the Shoreham Yard in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a main intermediate stop on its route to Bensenville, Illinois. There was just enough light to grab the photo, and I like both the rail graffiti and the headlights streaking down the tops of the rails. I don't often make a stop at University, but the light was favorable to seeing 148 on this particular evening.
The RCPE's Belle Fourche turn is making its way towards Rapid City on a Summer morning as they cross a creek north of Whitewood, South Dakota. 6/28/2023
While watching this Northern Harrier 'working the hills' late afternoon at Bodega Head it made a turn and passed closely by while I sat in my car camera in hand...what a thrill!
It's like this: If you are working in the dark hell and a terrible bell or strong buzzer sounds, you can leave to better and lighter places...
Now look at that door, you can only go back to hell, if you CHOOSE to block the door...
So. It's our own choice. Our own life. We are the only ones who can change it. Heaven or hell, it's a choice.
We have to free ourself!
How about that?
Get yourself free! And the rest will follow!
The Fayetteville Local goes about its morning getting its train ready in the Springdale Yard. This would be a productive chase with a very nice pair of Alcos to work with.
When I first arrived at "Oura Oura" to take photographs, I wasn't expecting a working party. This group of volunteers - including Bob Brown himself - were planting new trees along the river line of the property. After their lunch break, it was back to work.
Here I capture a group of the party surveying their labours of the morning.
Working late has it rewards. When the sun goes down on the Thai beach, it's time to pack up the sun loungers
At the highest point reached by rail in the state of Connecticut Pan Local PL-1 reaches into the Firestone Building Products Yard at the end of track at the top of the Terryville Loop Track to pull a string of empty tank cars. This customer operates out of a portion of the huge 1.2 million square ft former General Motors New Departures ball bearing plant that was in operation from 1969 to 1995 and to this day remains the largest industrial building under one roof in all of the six New England states.
To learn more about this branch and Pan Am's Connecticut lines check out the long form captions with these earlier posts:
Bristol, Connecticut
Thursday March 5, 2021
Three South Shore GP7's lift a heavy coal train eastbound at Calumet Crossover in Hammond IN. August 1977.
One working day 19 May 2017, in Corby Northants - ultimate display on fabric. Part of the 'Path of inevitability' series
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Just a busy Bee doing its thing during the morning on the grounds of Naval Lives Preserve in Gulf Breeze Florida.
This young man was one of the dozens of volunteers operating the Don River Railway for their special 50th anniversary weekend.
This isn't me, if you think so.
I also worked something today, we were welding new fence gates, but if Anita will show my picture, I don't know, he, he,...
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I've been working on my 2021 calendar, (for those of you who don't know: I create a calendar of my photos each year and it's for SALE; I try to please everyone, so it's some of each particular subject) and I think this will be the Cover shot. Of course, all of it could change as time goes on, but I'm pretty sure this WILL make it to the cover.