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The sun was just peaking over the horizon to my left. Put on my circular polarizer for this one and let the light do the rest. Another great morning.
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I finally decided to drive up to northern Maine (3h 20min each way) for Screw Auger Falls. It's always been just beyond what I was willing to drive. You can really start to see some great foliage colors, although I was slightly surprised that it wasn't peak yet. The falls are really worth the drive, but the only way to get an unobstructed view of the falls is to climb into one spot that seems slightly risky/ sketchy. It seems like all of the photographers at one time or another had used this one spot. From the top, the view is partially obstructed by trees. By going straight north I escaped the remainder of Ian, as a it passed by Boston. The weather in northern Maine was excellent, partly sunny.
Happy Sunday all!
Above the main Screw Auger Falls is this smaller drop that comes out of the Maine woods ... a very pretty spot. But it is slippery out on those rocks to get this view, so walk like penguin ;)
Water flows through the upper cascade of Screw Auger Falls in Grafton Notch State Park, Maine. I used a long exposure to smooth the moving water while keeping the surrounding rock and forest detail sharp. This photograph was made with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO during my Maine trip. The layered water and narrow rocky channel make this section of the falls particularly well suited to a long-exposure composition.
See the equipment and techniques I used in Long Exposure Photography Using the Olympus OM-D E-M1.
Water tumbles through a series of sculpted granite ledges at Screw Auger Falls in Grafton Notch State Park, one of western Maine’s most scenic natural attractions. The layered cascades and polished rock formations make this a favorite stop for photographers, especially after rainfall when the falls are at their most dramatic.
A beautiful series of 6 or 7 waterfalls in Maine, where the granite has been smoothed and carved by the action of rocks swirling around in the rush of water from the retreating glaciers 10 to 12 thousand years ago.
www.mainewoodstourism.org/waterfalls/gulf-hagas-area/gulf...
Quite a large number of people with their augers setting up for the ice fishing season on the Red River.
Est une espèce de passereaux. Auparavant placé dans la famille des Turdidae, il figure actuellement, avec d'autres représentants de celle-ci (particulièrement les tariers et les traquets), dans celle des Muscicapidae. Le mâle et la femelle sont presque identiques, avec une couronne, des ailes, le dessus et la queue de couleur brune, une bande grise sur les côtés de la gorge, un ventre blanc et la fameuse « gorge rouge », plus précisément de couleur orange foncé tirant vers le rouge. Bien que sa face et sa poitrine soient plus orangées que rougeâtres, cet oiseau prend le nom familier de rouge-gorge au Moyen Âge. Cette contradiction est due à ce que la dénomination de la couleur orange n'apparaît en Europe qu'au xvie siècle, par la diffusion sur ce continent de l'orange douce (le fruit) rapportée à la fin du xve siècle par les Portugais de Ceylan et de Chine.
L'âge maximal d'un rouge-gorge est de 18 ans.
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Is a species of passerines. Previously placed in the Turdidae family, it currently appears, along with other representatives of this family (particularly augers and wheatear), in that of the Muscicapidae. The male and the female are almost identical, with a crown, wings, upper and tail of brown color, a gray band on the sides of the throat, a white belly and the famous "red throat", more precisely of color. dark orange tending to red. Although its face and chest are more orange than reddish, this bird took the colloquial name of robin in the Middle Ages. This contradiction is due to the fact that the name of the color orange does not appear in Europe until the sixteenth century, by the distribution on this continent of the sweet orange (the fruit) reported at the end of the fifteenth century by the Portuguese of Ceylon and China.
The maximum age for a robin is 18.
Here we go again, chasing waterfalls in New England. This is the top cascade at Screw Auger Falls in Grafton Notch State Park, Newry, Maine. More to come from Maine and New Hampshire soon.
Einer dieser vielen hübschen Wasserfälle die sich pitoresk in die herrliche Waldlandschaft der Neuenglandstaaten einfügen und dem "Indian Summer" ab und zu die Show stehlen.
www.instagram.com/moechenphotoanddesign.co Night falls over Screw Auger Falls in Grafton Notch State Park, Maine.
Custom fabricated table designed with a grain auger cut into four lengths to fashion table legs. Tops are made from reclaimed lumber and vary. Will build to custom size
Immature Auger Buzzard, Buteo augur, 60cm / 24in. Fairly COMMON resident of open country. rocky outcrops and cultivation. Auger means "piercer" (like the tool).
Maasai Mara, Trans Mara, Rift Valley, Kenya.
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C'est la seule photo de ce château fantastique que j'ai pu prendre car à peine arrivé on m'a fait ressortir car le site était privatisé pour quelques jours le temps d'y célébrer un mariage.
La commune d'Agonges comporte 13 châteaux sur son territoire; L'Augère figure parmi les plus anciens qui soient ouverts à la visite.
monbourbonnais.com/agonges-laugere/
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Développement en kit Cinestill CS41
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Grandma and Grandpa's farm in the country. this photograph is along side of the corn crib, an old auger rusts on the ground. part of a series I put together for my grandmother after my grandfather passed away.
after my father was unable to farm, my grandparents moved into town and I always sensed that they both longed to be back out in the country - after he passed, I put two sets of photos together of each farm that was in the family at the time. one set was black and white, the other on expired grainy color film. now as time has moved us along there is no family farm. memories and photographs.