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The blue heron couple on the Heron Island in Kensington metro park is working together to improve their nest.

A Conrail yard crew works a cut of empty hoppers at Ashtabula Harbor, two days before the end of Conrail.

  

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A CSXT Yard job is switching in the former New Haven North Yard in the busy little Framingham terminal which serves as the eastern Mass carload hub that feeds myriad locals which fan out around suburban Boston.

 

Handling the chores are pair of veteran EMD SD40-2s, CSXT 8400 and 8804. The former is a rebuilt SD40-2 and is rather noteworthy having been originally built as a straight SD40 in July 1969 as Western Maryland 7449. The trailing unit was blt. in Jul. 1977 as CR 6375 and is on home rails here as all of this is former Conrail territory.

 

Framingham, Massachusetts

Friday March 13, 2026

Even at a social event some people are always working

Some members of a fishing crew work together in carrying a few large containers filled with fresh water from a concrete platform onto their boat.

 

This indicates that they are preparing for their next fishing trip which, according to a crew member, will last for a period of five days.

 

Captured at a village in Subic, Zambales, Philippines.

 

P&W PR-3 is seen working the Port of Providence with a pair of GP38's. These are the only 2 GP38's on the property, with 2009 being leased to Pan Am, and 2006 & 2010 being leased to Amtrak.

Rouge yard job, Y29129, is switching auto racks for tonight's Q231, on the "hill" with remote CSXT 9303, and units CEFX 3130 & CSXT 6236. Seen here, is CSXT's car shops, Rouge Tower, St. Marys Cement, CP's tunnel office, and I-75.

A working LEGO Orrery built for LEGO Ideas - the link is somewhere in my profile (I think!) - yeah still new to this flickr thing...

This is Camden Street in June 1986 with RM1979 approaching on a 27 and RM1047 laying over on a 137 in Camden Gardens. An unidentified Metrobus is working a 134, leaving that 1970 Ford D van, which managed a respectable nineteen years on the road. RM1979 survives in open top form.

 

Pentax K1000/50mm

Ilford FP4

My first day back at work after fully transitioning and after top surgery. It’s been a busy year already.

Salem,Tamilnadu

I'm currently knee deep in art tests for a new job. My industry is very liberal, I'm sure they wouldn't mind a modern girl like me joining their staff. If anything, it might give them something to talk about. Which reminds me, I really need to do one of my photos as a digital painting.

Wall art

Street art

December 2016

NS 9918 and another GE work Pitcairn van yard in Wall PA. In the evening a fleet of van trains mostly westbounds would make quick work of working Pitcairn yard and would soon be blasting west for a crew change at Conway.

The hands that worked the raw steel into these nails. Osgoode Medieval Festival, Osgoode Ontario. July 2015

At least it is Friday.

Camera

 

So this is most definitely happening. This, technically, sucks real bad. But it was rushed, it's cold and my 50mm is not working properly, so I had to shoot with a much slower lens, which in such low light wasn't focusing properly, and bla bla bla. It still is a self-portrait. I miss those and entering a 52 weeks is scary, but refreshing, and it will hopefully keep me on track this time.

 

I finally am announcing in a written statement that I miserably failed my 365. I tried for almost 3 years to drag the same 365 days project, because I simply couldn't accept defeat. I am now because I finally understood that in order to get better, to evolve and progress we need to accept and move forward. I need to. That is one of my goals this year.

 

I decided to start a 52 weeks project and tagged along the Let's Get Creative 2014! challenge and I am really excited to stick with it. Go take a look at the other entries by clicking here! :)

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

 

Pentax Spotmatic, Super Takumar 50mm, f1.4, Rollei RPX 100, Nikon CoolScan V

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