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March batt of the month from Steph (Loop) It's just incredible!!!
It's greens, and coppers and these rich teals and burgandys.. with copperishgreenish sparkles and shredded money!! She even sent a little bag of sequins to spin in with it!! It's really breathtaking!
I'm SOOOOO excited to see what next month brings!!
Good day at the Mach Loop. Not much in the way of aircraft but the weather was glorious! These were taken on Cad East but next time I'll be on Cad West even tho the light is more challenging.
Looking through an arrow loop on the roof of Dover Castle's Great Tower. You can see St. Mary Church, the ruin of an old Roman lighthouse and the sea behind.
I hope they were never forced to shoot their own church through this loop...
Having completed a trip around the Loop, CTA Purple Line run 512 crosses the Chicago River above Wells Street, approaching Merchandise Mart station. Tower 18, and a Pink Line train stopped at Washington/Wells, are in the background.
A nice lil single spun up from a sample of "Ribbon Dance". I think this will make a fantastic headband!
SSR CLP9, CLF3, 4911 & BRM001 depart Yerong Creek loop with loaded Grain Train no. 6CM4 bound for Appleton Dock, VIC. The train had been shoved into the loop to wait for Aurizon Intermodal 5BM1
20/12/24
Former International Railways of Central America 2-8-0 No. 111 (Baldwin, 1926) operating over the narrow gauge rails of the Georgetown Loop Railroad between Silver Plume and Georgetown, Colorado.
custom spin. spun single, sport to DK in weight. was able to get 348 yds. out of 2 sets of batts.
batt by Steph of Loop.
An eastbound NS coal train sweeps around the high side of the Southern loops near Old Fort, NC, on 4-8-16. It will be about 15 minutes before the engines reach the lower side of the loops in the foreground.
Good day at the Mach Loop. Not much in the way of aircraft but the weather was glorious! These were taken on Cad East but next time I'll be on Cad West even tho the light is more challenging.
CP nos.8953 & 9542 bring a westbound coal train around the curve and on to the start of the Notch Hill loop in the Shuswap.
This is actually known as the "Yurikamome Loop" as there is a train line called Yurikamome that runs on this loop and over the bridge.
In order to get this angle, I had to walk along a slanted path less than a meter wide. On one side of the path, a 4 meter wall. On the other side, the murky waters of Tokyo Bay. One false step, and into the water I go!
Lens: Tamron 15-30mm F2.8
***Shutter speed***
The shutter time was recorded as 30 seconds, but that's only because I masked in an underexposed photo to retain detail in the bridge which was blown out in the long exposure. So this photo is actually a 220 second exposure, with only the two towers of the bridge at 30 seconds.
all washed and dry now. custom spun singles. separated the colors in the batt and added angelina.
batts by Steph of Loop.
A little family playtime down at the Grand Canyon, Arizona.
Physics quiz: If the car is let go from here at the edge of the south rim will it make it around the first loop? Neglect friction and wind resistance and assume the north and south rim are both at the same elevation.
More info here: www.galactic-hunter.com/blog/barnards-loop
The Orion Molecular Cloud Complex - 7.2 hours of total exposure.
Video of the capture from A to Z: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRMjhJQbol4
First time trying a Hydrogen Alpha filter on our unmodified DSLR camera, not worth a CCD but still happy with the difference it makes! You can see all the details in the link!
Visit www.galactic-hunter.com for a complete catalog of our astrophotography as well as videos of our adventures in the Nevada Desert.
custom spin. spun single, sport to DK in weight. was able to get 348 yds. out of 2 sets of batts.
batt by Steph of Loop.
We currently have a Western Hemlock Looper (Lambdina fiscellaria) infestation in my town. When you go out to water the shrubs, bazillions of moths come flying out. They are everywhere!
Another from a weekend of photography with Martin Turner, Daniel Borg and Janet Miles.
A big thanks to Dan for remembering how to get to this place as I never would have found it. Certainly a very impressive staircase, which works really well with the purple and yellow contrasts. And in case you were wondering, this was taken with a fish-eye lens of course.
Apologies to everyone for the lack of comments recently, life has never been so busy! Will catch up as soon as I can.
Last year - due to unexpected and extended travels - I was gone from Arizona in October and November and missed the entire "autumn color" experience. This year I promised to immerse myself in Autumn.
The Arizona SnowBowl area assists visitors with signs that read "Aspen Loop Trail" - can't get any easier than that. Except that means visitors flock to the area even on weekdays. But I ignored them and pointed my camera away from the Trail and absorbed the quiet and beauty that could be found - even on a busy day on a busy trail.