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I know this image is oversaturated… but this is how I see it… I believe there’s nothing wrong with over-saturating one’s reality… It's better to see & think you have more than less. 💛
Poppy - "Omg - where did I end up here"
Poppy got lost on the way to the bathroom from an evening garden party.
A glass of champagne too much?
FR 16 Poppy Parker repaint by barbieangle
For the next local service from Ivano-Frakivsk we found a spot overlooking a bridge the Yaremche side of the small halt at Dora. This service turned up being worked by a push/pull DPL1 (ДПЛ1) unit. Generally consisting of half a 2M62 loco and two or three hauled coaches with a driving cab, these can be seen working services predominantly in Ukraine and Belarus. Being numbered in a unit series means the loco part of these can sometimes be quite hard to identify.
DPL1-0021 (ДПЛ1-0021) was one of these with a hard to identify loco, however another group of British enthusiasts out in Ukraine at the same time as us managed to ID the loco section of this as 2M62-1114A. Unfortunately for us it turned up at our chosen shot at Dora with the driving car rather than loco leading into the sun. A quick about-turn though did allow this pleasing view of the unit with 2M62-1114A providing the power on train no.6405 08:25 Ivano-Frankivsk to Yaremche service, not far from journey's end on 24th October 2019.
Turkey vulture bucking the system
Nikon D5000 Nikkor 18-200mm
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true or wrong? sometimes, after do a decision, you might ask yourself, am I right?! Is that true? or wrong?
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Iowa 152 leads an ethanol train east through Blue Island, IL. For some reason, the units are at this end, usually they shove into Blue Island Yard.
These poor little ducks were separated from their Mom. I was waiting for the westbound train to leave when I saw them. I had to run and grab them before they got ran over. Mom was not happy, but she knew I was trying to help!
641's power pulling up to make a lift from Wolverton. CP 8944, and UP 1989 made for a rather interesting pairing.
UP 1989 lead a 244 from Windsor into London the week before
Back in the days when I didnt care what side of the tracks I was on I just wanted the photo... Well now looking back at it i just shake my head but still am happy with the shot I got. Here CN 5530 leads Sore 1 north between KI Sawyer and Goose Lake.
HSS........ at the risk of ruining my "nice, albeit quirky, little old lady who photographs rubber duckies" image and with some trepidation, i give you this image to consider. it started life as a ring holder gift from a dear one but met an untimely accident-- all that was left unscathed, oddly enough, was the ring finger and thumb. i've kept it since forever meaning to clone/move the finger. and i finally did!! in the contemporary political clime in the US, it seems approps, eh?
and now i can finally throw it out
Wrong, indeed, if he replies, "No, Honey, your top's fine, it's your fat butt that makes your butt look fat". Right, girls? =)
April 2024: A month in 30 pictures
Arcyria incarnata
Google lens tells me these are Arcyria incarnata. The spores were everywhere like some kind of pink dye.
Whole scene no more than 4mm wide. Taken with the Laowa 25mm @ x4. Loving the light the Cygnustech gives :)
EXIF data is wrong. Looks like it's picking up the non cpu data in camera from my 100mm.
Nah, just a play around on the last day of the Mercedes O405N2s.
NX West Midlands 1641 (T641 FOB) on Route X51, Moor Street
If you're getting off Highway 40 at Twin Arrows, AZ to go to the casino and instead you came upon this, you took the wrong turn...
142 002 passes Rainford box with the 11.55 Wigan Wallgate to Kirkby on 12 September 1996. Plans had emerged to single the line meaning the final box along this once busy main line would close sweeping away the last vestiges of mechanical signalling. Turned out I knew the signalman on duty and he gave me a bit of free reign to wander on the wrong side of the fence, which was nice. The project to single the line never went ahead and the box remains to this day.
For some reason I went with my 24-105 lens here along Cadillac Lake to shoot the GLC departing Cadillac instead of my 17-40 but hey it happens. 390 and 392 have made a quick turn around in Cadillac and are heading back south to Working Viking to pull an spot tie gons. Viking burns used railroad ties and goes through roughly 60 cars a week of used ties.