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Made it into Explore :D #286 on 17/11/07 - thanks to all.
This is a distinctive row of poplar trees just outside of Street in Somerset.
An approaching storm blocks the sun but the changing leaves seem to make a light of their own.
Pigeon Lake Provincial Park
Alberta, Canada
A very spotty leaf of the white poplar (Populus alba)
Ein sehr geprenkeltes Blatt der Silberpappel (Populus alba)
CSX K459 is seen pulling hard as it passes by the Peterson Home Place in the remote community of Poplar,North Carolina.
Out walking and moved this from the blacktop it was (see Poplar I) on to the bed of pine needles by the side of the road.
We walked through these poplars - these have been used in films in the past, on the pretext of it being France. Obviously economy films!
sunshine-illuminated leaf- a telephoto shot from below. Termites/ants have been there before and systematically perforated the leaf's surface
CSX G714,bound for the FG&A,is seen rolling south through Poplar,NC along the very scenic Blue Ridge Subdivision.
Squillions of these on Newborough Warren! Was a job to walk in places as was afraid to tread on them!
Anglesey - Wales
I had to pass through Poplar underground station on the way to a location in London, so it was a good excuse to grab a few shots as it's such a photogenic place.
Along Ikushunbetsu river, Iwamizawa, Hokkaido.
Canon AV-1, NFD 50mm F1.8. Orwo UN54 exposed as ISO 100, developed with Finedol at 13 Deg.C. for 20 minutes, should be a little longer, scanned with Plustek OpticFilm8100 + Vuescan at 7200DPI, edited with GIMP. Bigger sizes: www.flickr.com/photos/threepinner/52491222081/sizes/ the original: 8000 Ă— 5361 pixels compatible. Learn DIY development and upgrade to film !
Looks like we crossed paths with fracturedfotos on the way back from Glen... he took a photo of the same stand of trees. of all the Gin joints...
Autumn 2009
One amongst many.
A fallen blossom of a tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera), on the forest floor of...
Decatur (Glennwood Estates), Georgia, USA.
4 May 2021.
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At right are marks made by beaver teeth when this poplar tree was gnawed in an effort to cut down and topple it. Eventually the structurally weakened tree broke from its base (which became a stump) and fell over, producing the broken fibrous texture in the core of the trunk, seen at left. Seen close to the shore of the Elbow River in central Calgary, Alberta, western Canada.
C. J.R. Devaney
97304 and newly refurbished 97302 make a spirited attack on Battlefield Bank, climbing out of Shrewsbury and leaving the poplar trees behind in their wake.
They were working a ballast engineers train from Dovey Junction, back to Crewe Basford Hall, and running early; I just made it in time having thought I'd have at least half an hour to wait. Sunday 21.4.19.
4x5 pinhole camera
Fomapan 100
ID-11
Epson scan
Yesterday's outing with the 4x5 pinhole camera and some local poplar trees. I wasn't too sure how close to go - obviously you are working blind to some extent and there's a lot of guess work. Will probably return here for another go at these.
Mind you considering there is obviously no viewfinder or lens I'm quite pleased!
Looking forward to printing these pinholes in the darkroom