Photographs and thoughts on photography and camera collecting
Not something you see every day? Well, maybe you do, at least here in Sleepy Hollow country a week before Hallowe’en. I’ve seen lots of skeletons before, but I can’t recall seeing one stuck in a hedge. So maybe it is “something completely different” after all.
Taken with a Sony RX100 VII
Briarcliff Manor Department of Public Works staff member doing something (I know not what) to the baseball diamond in the Village Park. Whatever it was he was doing certainly produced a lot of dust!
Taken Sony RX100 MVII
As I got closer to the Ossining Metro North Station I noticed some activity. In particular I noticed these three large tanker trucks. Why were they there? What were they doing? That will become clear later, but now suffice it to say that they belong to Atlantic Recovery Services Inc. Atlantic Recovery Services, Inc. was established in 1996 and has become one of the primary service providers to the Steel Mill Industry with a large data base servicing all Oil Response needs. Atlantic Recovery Services provides Industrial Cleaning Serivces and is a leading provider in the Steel Industry. Specifically, they provide the following services: Emergency Response/ Spill Clean Up; Municipal Services; Power Plants; Utilities and Pipeline; Utilities & Pipeline; Disaster Relief: and Dry Ice Blasting. They also provide Waste Oil, Antifreeze and Drum Disposal including Used Oil; Antifreeze; Oil Water Separator Cleaning; Drum Removal; and Contaminated soil remediation. Finally, they provide the following Oil and Gas related services: Frac Tank Cleaning; Confined Space Entry; Pressure Washing; AST/ Impoundment; Pit Cleaning; Rig Wash; Emergency Response; Sand Removal; Dry Ice Cleaning and Disposal.
Now I don’t understand much of the above (I took it from the Atlantic Recovery Services website). I just liked the trucks, impressive vehicles as they were! I was also impressed by the way the trucks were decorated, particularly with the silhouettes on the sides of some of them.
Taken Sony RX100 MVII
He was having a great time! And he was color coordinated: his shoes, his shorts, his shirt, his helmet, even his bike. Everything is blue, my favorite color.
Taken with a Nikon D40 and Nikon Nikkor 70-300mm f4.5-5.6
I came across this convoy of Canada Geese the other day on the Hudson River in Ossining, NY. They were heading north (maybe to some kind of goose convention?). I don’t recall ever have seen so many of them at the same time. This picture shows 29 geese, but I couldn’t fit all of them in, there were probably 10-15 more behind these.
Taken with a Sony RX10 IV