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The conditions were wonderful early Saturday morning. The cold moon and fast moving clouds created ever changing conditions, dappling the peaks and valleys with light.
It was a true vision to the eyes with the senses heightened by the biting cold wind.
I used a passing truck to produce this light-trail, making the exposure a total of 117 seconds. By this point I was almost 24hrs without sleep.
After this shot, we climbed Beinn a'Chrulaiste for sunrise. Needless to say, I was absolutely shattered by the time I got home.
The tec: F7@ 15mm, iso800 for 117 seconds.
I had the tripod as low as possible to reduce the chance of camera shake in the wind.
Not exactly the right conditions for the bright early morning sunshine we were hoping for but the mist did add some atmosphere to the photo.
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Sadly the wonderful conditions we had on arrival and sat waiting in didn't last as by 4.30 the clouds started to roll in. Thankfully though the breezy conditions of earlier had dropped. 6233 makes a fabulous sight and sound at Newbiggin and our thanks once again to the lovely people at the adjacent farm for allowing us into their field. Taken from behind a wooden fence near the bridge parapet with Milburn Road below.
VT The Settle & Carlisle Saturday 12th March 2022 Carlisle-Tyseley Copyright Simon Lathlane
wednesday evening in Ersfjordbotn,
perfect conditions in the fjord with a great and strong aurora in the nightsky.
Conditions dirtier than their exhausts greeted a pair of 69th BS BUFFs on 16/03/2022, as one of the two departs a dismal Fairford.
Fighting harsh winter conditions deep into Quebec's countryside, CN 324 is Vermont-bound with 73 cars, opening the way, snowdrift after snowdrifts as locomotive engineer P.V laying on the horn in order to keep it clear of any packed white stuff.
The wind at this point was terrific and thanks to my scanner, I only waited in those awful conditions less than 15 minutes.
CN M32421-09
2552 8880
Milepost 9 Rouses Point subdivision
St-Valentin,QC
January 9th 2025
A thing of beauty is a joy for ever:
Its loveliness increases; it will never
Pass into nothingness; but still will keep
A bower quiet for us, and a sleep
Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing.
Therefore, on every morrow, are we wreathing
A flowery band to bind us to the earth,
Spite of despondence, of the inhuman dearth
Of noble natures, of the gloomy days,…
from Endymion
By John Keats
The same peony as yesterday's upload - still standing despite the windy conditions.
Terrible dull misty morning, out of desperation I focussed on a Little egret. He must have known I was trying for a photo so kindly performed for me. 1800mm of zoom & sooc with a little in camera re-touch, so in spite of conditions I was pleased to get an image
Cold conditions today here in central Maryland. Day started just above freezing with light rain, then later this afternoon a period of heavy sleet followed by moderate snow and wind.
Captured in the low light and snowy conditions at ISO 5000 and 1/400 shutter speed.
Conditions were perfect to capture this 14 vertical shot (at 200mm) panorama of Lake Pedder in the south west region of Tasmania.
Ethereal conditions shroud the lakeland pastures with the snowy mountains in the distance.
A fabulous winter morning spent up above the misty clouds on Scout Scar.
... Germany :-)
English:
It was wonderful autumn weather and I was out early to catch the wonderful colors. A lake near my home offered the best conditions for the little photo adventure and I was richly rewarded.
Deutsch:
Es war herrliches Herbstwetter und ich war früh unterwegs um die wunderbaren Farben einzufangen. Ein See in der Nähe meines Zuhauses bietete beste Voraussetzungen für das kleine Fotoabenteuer und ich wurde reichlich belohnt.
Black Redstart / phoenicurus ochruros. Flamborough Head, East Yorkshire. 21/10/22.
'GREY BIRD, GREY DAY.'
If it looks as though this beautiful female Black Redstart was photographed in foggy conditions, she was!
She was favouring the lighthouse garden at Flamborough Head, accompanied by another female plus one male. They were newly arrived migrant birds and moved on after a couple of days.
3 shots of a Little Owl on a wire in very sunny conditions. In 2nd shot it is looking up as a noisy airplane went over, 1st one for days.
I made this shot near Hohnstein castle in the Elbe Sandstone mountains. The conditions didn't develop as I was hoping, unfortunately. And so I was already on my way back home. As I did turn the car I saw this terrific sky. So I quickly parked the car and simply walked speedily in that direction hoping to find anything to combine with the sky. Off course I had to walk uphill all the time, sometimes everything is fitting. Here I am, exhausted, on a farm track, five minutes before the party was over. I like it.
Diese Aufnahme entstand in der Nähe der Burg Hohnstein im Elbsandsteingebirge. Leider hatten sich die Verhältnisse bei Sonnenuntergang nicht so entwickelt wie ich wollte und ich macht mich bereits auf dem Heimweg. Als ich das Auto gewendet hatte sah ich plötzlich diesen grandiosen Himmel. Also schnell das Auto gestoppt und zügig einfach in die Richtung gelaufen, in der Hoffung irgendwas zu finden, was ich mit dem Himmel kombinieren kann. Natürlich ging’s die ganze Zeit bergauf, manchmal passt es einfach. Und hier bin nun, ausgepowert, auf einem Feldweg, fünf Minuten bevor der Spass vorbei war. Mir gefällt es.
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Yesterday morning had been good conditions to shoot the moon, as it did get some sun rise sky illumination with still some blues from the snow and forrest. Good remaining week. Thanks, udo.
Rain from last night had pooled on the ice, and a thick fog made for wonderful conditions for photography this morning. I stayed for quite a while until cold hands and feet (despite warm layers) forced me to return home for breakfast and hot coffee.
The ice was making otherworldly moaning and cracking noises. You could not have paid me to go out there. It must be quite thick by now though, as I have seen numerous people out ice fishing on Cobbossee and other nearby lakes.
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Of course the title is sarcastic, but nevertheless, in my humble opinion, the snowless, depressing winter makes for a perfect backdrop for old Soviet rolling stock. The picture shows DR1AMv-283 upon arrival at Elektrinių traukinių depas-1 (Elektrodepas I) as a midday LTG Link Turmantas to Vilnius service at the first day of the year 2025. The trainset has passed the Vilinus city limits approx. 700 meters before and is about to stop at the first stop in the Naujoji Vilnia city part. The stop, as the name suggests, is located directly next to the electric trains depot, which mainly serve the commuter trains around Vilnius, as most of the country's network remains unelectrified.
Photo by Piotrek/Toprus
Winter conditions in the Rhinogydd hills a great breathing space within Snowdonia.
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I know had had not the best conditions for a filter test but nevertheless I wanted to test my new filters.
Here is the result.
I used the CPL, the ND 1000 and the GND 0,9 filter at the same time. There is no color shift at all and the resolution is fantastic. my first impression is that Nisi make fantastic filters.
The conditions would have been ideal for a great night sky but close to where I live ,I did not have a chance to avoid light pollution. A fact we have to live with and will not improve in future. So I tried to make the best out of it.
According to the online information,
there are some evidence that a full moon may lead to less sleep, a slight change in cardiovascular conditions, traffic accidents, crimes, violences and suicides, and it may also effect human reproduction, in particular fertility, menstruation and birth rate.
As the moon comes closer to the Earth, gravitational pull gets stronger ,and we see higher tides.
Up to 60% of our body is water (in adults), the content of the water is not same in each of our organs. The changing gravitational pull might also affect how water react inside of our body.
I don't think that we have just negative effects from a full moon, we may experience some positive effects like a higher level of creativity , a higher intelligence level, etc.
15-November-2024
Sunny peaks with mild and dry air, shady valley with frosty, humid and cold air: it is a classic of some alpine valleys, plains and basins in conditions of high pressure and calm wind during the late autumn and winter period.
The valley hoar frost (produced by freezing fog that then dissolved) makes this air column reversal gradient evident.
The cold air, heavier, stagnates towards the bottom while the warm, lighter, air slides above it, so every long night with clear skies the air in the valley becomes colder and more humid.
It is an orographic/microclimatic self-produced cold, due to the loss of heat from soil towards space which occurs mainly during the late autumn (and winter) long clear nights but which also persists during the day, due to the weak and low sun on the horizon, with greater evidence in the shaded areas.
No snowy conditions nearby recently but we did have some nice frosts and this was a particulalrly lovely morning with some nice light for a change. I've photographed this area of the New Forest over quite a few years now - a rather scruffy, non-descript area but for some reason I keep being drawn back and have managed some of my favourite images from this small area of heath and coniferous plantation. There has been a lot if thinning and clearance over the last year or so which has "cleaned up" this heathland - for the better I think - seemingly to return it to natural heathland. I'd stood here for about an hour (thanks to neoprene wellies, feet still toasty!) and had intended a long shot as the light hit the distant trees - but it was the wider view that appealed and although there was early colour in the sky before sun-up, it was the last shot I took with light just starting to hit the foreground, that I liked best in the end.
TPE unit 397005 heads north up Beattock Bank on 18/4/2023 with 1S66 14.04 Manchester Airport to Edinburgh
The GB XV should have followed minutes later but 46115 had been failed at Lockerbie !
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