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Evening photo on Montana's Highway 200, east of Missoula. The only camera I had with me at the time was an old point & shoot. To quote another photographer I know, "The best camera is the one you have with you at the moment."
Randsburg, Ca.
On our way home from the recent trip, we were looking for a spot to stop and have a picnic lunch. I've been to Randsburg previously, so when we came to the turnoff leading a short distance to the town, I took it knowing there would be a place to lunch. The town is called a ghost town, but it has 69 residents according to the census. On this day you would swear that it was truly a ghost town. No tourists, and not a soul to be seen. Pretty eerie.
Cheddar Gorge
Driving home from Wales on Sunday I stopped at Cheddar Gorge to meet up with my friend Scott for sunset.
This is a bit of a long one so settle down for a. nice cuppa...
We met in the car park at the pack of the gorge and took the slog up the hill to the top. Everything was going well until we got to the spot where we needed to set up and Scott had realised he'd lost his phone on the way up. So, off he went looking for it while I carried on watching the sunset.
I got a few shots off and finally, Scott came back, albeit empty handed and pissed off about losing his phone. We decided to call it a day, but ladies and gentlemen, there is a twist...
As we walked back in the fading light Scott stopped randomly at various places and called to his Google assistant on his phone, and thankfully near to the spot where he thought he'd lost it he shouted OK GOOGLE and low and behold, his phone heard him and lit up like a Christmas tree!! It was hidden near a tree and probably wasn't very visible during the daylight, but the wonders of modern technology and the darker light helped us find it with no bother.
So, in the end, it was a bit of a wasted journey for Scott but at least he'd found his phone and the evening wasn't a complete disaster.
Here's the first of two shots I took, I hope you like it.
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Rustic At Rest. Driving in DeWitt. January2026. DeWitt, Arkansas USA. IlfordDelta400pushed800. MinoltaMaxxum800si. Minolta50mm/f1.4. YellowFilter. DiafineDeveloper5+5. Washed:AGOFilmProcessor. CameraScan:FujifilmXH1.
After days of driving, as the sun goes down the horizon, Sigrun arrives in the town of Ashmore.
Come and discover the dark secrets of this place @
Unnatural - Supernatural Roleplay (Soft Opening)
The days are short in November in Iceland. We were driving through the mountainous roads beside the northern fjords as the sun began to set.
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A remarkable photo tour last year into the heathland through fresh snow. I hope we'll get another possibility this winter.
Letztes Jahr auf dem Weg in die Heide bei Neuschnee.
Not quite sure what road I was on but this is the final shot of my sunset series from last Saturday evening. I kept driving west until the sun popped out from under the clouds. The space between the clouds and the horizon was very small. There was no time to spare so I just pulled over, got out, and started shooting the last of it.
40:52 - take a picture at night; however added flash or long exposures are not allowed. Use solely available light whether artificial or natural.
I've sorely neglected the 52 week challenge group, sorry! Chris's Edinburgh night scene reminded me of some slightly tipsy driving shots from earlier this year (I wasn't the driver).