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Took a long lunch to do a loop I haven't done in a bit. About 20 miles as the crow flies. Short log ride about 1/2 way through. Fun times.
Another shot of the same kitchen. Again a 5 shot blend in Enfuse.
Again searching for interesting, different angles. The logs on the left were that white.
Nik tonal contrast on those white logs to bring them up some, Viveza, RAW sharpner and Define.
And yes the lamp on the right was on, just one dim bulb.
Tell me what you think.
Michael
A log arch I designed and built when I had to cut down some oak trees in my yard. Yes, I could wheel around a few thousand pounds of wood with that little dolly but it works better behind a pickup truck.
Not sure why I didn't post this one before. The Serbian Orthodox burn a yule log on Christmas Eve. I'm not exactly sure about the theology behind it but I know the wood is compared to the cross. Everyone takes home a branch and saves it until the following year to burn again on Christmas Eve. I don't know what kind of tree it is but the leaves are very hardy and don't dry out or crumble, even though they are clearly dead and brown.
Logging on a Coconino timber sale; ready to start skidding to the railroad. Photo taken by A. G. Varela in 1909.
Rotten Log.
This one photo from the recent walk somehow stands out. But I cannot make up my mind which kind of processing I like more. So I just post the 2 of them, one a bit hard, one more subtle.
Photograph of the log cabin taken on February 26, 1986.The Log Cabin was built in 1935 by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) near the corner of Walker Avenue and Aycock Street. The interior was one large room used for recreational purposes. It was subsequently divided into several rooms to serve as a staff residence. After July 1976, the rooms were used as offices by Intercollegiate Athletics. It was sold by the University to an alumna and was moved to a location half a mile west on Walker Avenue.
To see more from The UNCG University History Collections: libcdm1.uncg.edu/ui.php.
Chris and Tim take a stab at the big log at Lake Fairfax.
Song is from the "Original Log Commercial" from Ren and Stimpy show: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fQGPZTECYs
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The remains of this log cabin stand a couple of miles north of Jacksboro, Texas, on Rte 59.
3 1/4 minute exposure with the scene lit using a protomachine set to natural color.
I initially tried painting this scene using green light in the foreground, red in the back, and blue in between, but I like it much better this way.
Engineered Log Jams (ELJ) at Tharwa, A.C.T., Australia, construted to improve fish passage and habitat in the Upper Murrumbidgee Demonstration Reach. More information here: upperbidgeereach.org.au/node/599
The town of Breckenridge was created in November 1859, In December 1961 skiing was introduced in Breckenridge./
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Dive log provided with the bill for dives made this holiday.
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English Red Log Cabin quilt, hand pieced, no batting. Bought from vendors at Dinner Key Antique show, Miami , Florida. Venders were from Bath, England as is the quilt. They knew nothing about it and neither do I.
Taken at the Lincoln Log Cabin museum in Illinois, a living history museum based on the farm of Thomas Lincoln - Abe Lincoln's father - and the farm of his neighbour Stephen Sargent.
This pond really attracted my eye for some reason.