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Part 2: Within minutes of the first cow (white cow near left) coming toward me, the herd followed, posing for pictures, and not muttering a sound.
- see my previous upload for Part 1
Ok Christmas Eve, 4 Westbound BNSF trains sit lined up on the siding tracks at CP 550. Coal City, IL
it's Friday - so here's a fence! :)
this is a colour converted IR shot taken near Avebury earlier this year
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While first passing this famous beach... there was hardly any ice....... one little piece near the waves... some almost melted pieces at the back of the beach... The storm that had raged in the days before had trapped all ice in the east corner of the Jökulsárlón lagoon and nothing was floating out into the ocean.
What a difference it was some days later... There was almost too much ice on the beach and in the crashing waves... I really had to search for a composition, further down the beach. Then I found these three distinct pieces of ice: transparent, white and blue. They were lined up perfectly for only a short time between the continuously coming waves and, while dodging those same waves, I managed to take this exposure.
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Racerunners are extremely fast which makes them very hard to photograph. I was lucky that I heard this one rustling in the grass as it was seeking cover. They usually disappear into their hide holes, but this was paused to look back at me for a few seconds and that allowed me time to aim and get a few frames. It was a good day.
Wild Line is the name of this rather new suspension bridge on the treetop walk in the Black Forest which I visited last week. It offers a great view but is a challenge if you have a problem with heights, especially as it is swaying and bouncing as you cross.
I spotted this odd arrangement of hedge and trees cycling down a lane I'd never been down before and thought it would work well against a sunset. Indeed it did, and the fact that I could move to the right and left meant I could align everything up nicely. Shame the trees aren't similar in size but you can't have everything. I'm puzzled by its existence in the middle of a field. All I can think is the farmer wanted to make a bigger field but didn't want to fell the trees and left the hedge inbetween because he/she couldn't plough between? Northorpe, Lincolnshire.