Thread: Photo Competition #17 - Ends 19-July

Originally Posted by longing4alandy

Big power for the Carlingford Branch:

Fantastic photo Mark.

I reckon the 422s were the best locos ever used in NSW ( certainly the best I ever worked ), built in 1969 and all bar one are still in use all over Oz.

BUT I would have loved to have seen and HEARD the two “B” classes in action.

A little trivia, you often see model locos painted up in different colour schemes of real locos but that red coloured “B” is actually painted up in the colour scheme of a model railway manufacturer.

Mini Owners Club Moke Muster trip to Alice Springs last year.

Ok cheers,, all fixed.

During one of our stops from Calingford NSW to Bunadaberg at the beginning of our 8 month trip with my wife.
On the way back south to Adelaide we purchased a trailer and the handling of the BMW 100R improved a lot
Nikon 601AF, Nikkor 35-70 Fuji film

It's a bridge.....transport related.......the topic didn't say it had to be a vehicle

Kurilpa bridge, Brisbane CBD, taken today.

Yes, this mess of "pick up sticks" will apparently stay up






Kurilpa Bridge, Brisbane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The bridge may be not but the self-propelled cherry picker it is

Originally Posted by vnx205

A Lettmann. Similar to the KW7.

One of my brothers had one of these.

Thai Airways Boeing 777
Somewhere east of singapore

Exposure: 70sec
Aperture: f/2.8
ISO: 400
Focal Length: 17mm

I got bored on the flight (as you do after 8 hours) so I used 2 pillows and sat the camera facing out the exit door window. I used the pillows to seal up everything so no light from the inside of the cabin could get in. Exposed for 70 seconds and the result ended up quite good!! What is really interesting is how stable the plane actually is!