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for my friend www.flickr.com/photos/joannerose/, who inspired the first part of the text...
"I love the possibility of openings," she said. Her words resounded in my head. I'm not one to lurk outside of closed doors, to court the impossible, to seek the unattainable, but show me the crack where silver threads of light get in, and I will weave you a tapestry of hope..."
handmade artist book/. linen-covered, hand-stitched, hand-bound, hand-written text. 4.5" x 6.5"
We like to leave the itinerary flexible on our workshops so we can chase the light and take full advantage of the weather conditions. This approach really pays off in the types of photo opportunities we can give our clients. Here's a shot from the opening day of our Death Valley Workshop. The weather models we use showed a possible break in the clouds at sunset near Badwater. So we ran down to the Salt Flats and sure enough, Mother Nature delivered a nice sunset for our group! Kevin McNeal and I will be running 2 more workshops this year - Olympic NP in May and Death Valley in Dec. Click on the lniks below for more info!
Olympic NP:
actionphototours.com/olympic-national-park-photo-workshop/
Death Valley NP:
As I was driving home to work I could see the sky was looking promising. I decided to swing by home and grab the camera kit and head to Mrs Macquarie's Chair. I set my camera up and was displayed with an amazing scene to capture. The sky went berserk as I rotated my Schneider PC TS Super-Angulon 50mm with Nikon D810 to capture the frames for this panorama.
The best thing is, this isn't even the best of the sky! However, it wasn't a great day for everyone. The poor man next to me dropped his Pentax 645Z into the harbor.
There shall be more to come. I hope you enjoy.
Opening Act | Sydney, New South Wales
Nikon D810, Schneider 50mm PC TS Super-Angulon lens | Exposure f/11@1.3 seconds
Night shot of Wyndam Arcade in Cardiff City Centre. B&W and have left opening at end in warm light colour.
Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta) are a favorite garden flower, and are a native wildflower in Michigan. Our yard and gardens are not large, but I like to plant native species of flowers like Black-eyed Susans. I let them go to seed in the fall, and I don't remove the dead stalks until the spring, giving birds the opportunity to eat the seeds.
I called this "Opening Day" because the flower has just opened, and the petals are not fully unfurled yet.
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LNER Class A4 60009 Union of South Africa with "The Yorkshireman", 1Z35 06.36 departure from Ealing Broadway to York leaving the Welland Valley Viaduct
After Gratton Hill I headed to Peaseland Rocks, hoping to see the view of Wolfscote Hill above a sea of mist.
For about an hour I sat in the mist waiting for clearance, thinking that I'd be better off somewhere higher up, however the mist did finally clear to give quite a nice view
In the woods at Sauvie Island.
18 April 2021.
Minolta SRT-101. Tri-X.
Home scan of 5x6 sloppy border print by Blue Moon Camera.
As the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus came to a close, the railroads that would move their train, were putting some interesting motive power on the train. On April 17, 2017, the train was being moved from Worcester, MA to Manchester, NH. P&W handled the train for about 3 miles from Worcester yard up to Barbers with a pair of Dash 7's. Pan Am took over the train at Barbers and ran it up to Manchester with both Pan Am's FP9's and 3 more EMD's providing power. Here we see the P&W leg of the train heading north through Worcester. The leader, 2201, was retired about a month later. The trailing unit 2216 was relocated by G&W out to the Ohio Central Railroad.
for my friend www.flickr.com/photos/joannerose/, who inspired the first part of the text...
"I love the possibility of openings," she said. Her words resounded in my head. I'm not one to lurk outside of closed doors, to court the impossible, to seek the unattainable, but show me the crack where silver threads of light get in, and I will weave you a tapestry of hope..."
handmade artist book/. linen-covered, hand-stitched, hand-bound, hand-written text. 4.5" x 6.5"
Camera: Minolta X-300s
Lens: Sigma 70-210 F4
Film: Jessops SHR 200 (Expired 11/2001, shot at 50 ISO)
Processing & Scanning: Gulabi photo lab, Glasgow.
Post Processing: Photoscape X
May your love for me be
like
the scent of the evening sea
drifting in
through a quiet window
so i do not have to run
or chase or fall
... to feel you
all i have to do
is
breathe.
~ Sanober Khan, A Thousand Flamingos
Opening my new Finnish Lapphund calendar for 2024.
124 pictures in 2024 (1) opening
Through the Lens (formerly Definitely Dreaming) 'beginnings' theme. 1/52
The REM light rail line opened between downtown Montreal and Brossard on the South Shore with free rides offered all weekend. Here two trains meet, with Autoroute 10 on either side and Mount Royal in the background.
Once again 4 hours seems to be the normal opening time for an Easter cactus as it sits on the window sill. and is warmed by the sun.
Opening of EikonprOJeKt at Rising Love, via delle Conce 14, Rome
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