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Approaching dusk, the Laurel-Bozeman is tackling the pass with help from a helper set on the point of the decently-sized train.
Livingston, MT
April 17th, 2023
Neist Point Lighthouse on the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Most people shoot the lighthouse from the cliff top, but this means the lighthouse sits below the horizon line. I wanted the lighthouse breaking the horizon, so I went down to a lower vantage point to capture this shot.
Cullernose Point Northumberland.
i popped up the coast in search of dark skies and a possible Aurora - but ended up with cold toes and a couple of shooting stars
Lime point lighthouse under the north tower of the Golden Gate bridge is a fascinating spot and made a great subject this morning as I was waiting for the sun to come up. This rusty looking structure is quite off limits to the public but I have seen people over there from time to time.
Lime Point Lighthouse has been in place since 1883, half a century before the GGB was built.
I used my 67 300M* f/4 lens, adapted to the 645D.
Mono conversion using Nik Silver Efex Pro.
Glacier Point – Yosemite National Park
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This is the third image I have made using Zerene Stacker software. After improving my technique, I hope to use this software to produce better and more dynamic images. This particular shot was taken during the time I had before getting in to the main reason for this trip, which was more of a scouting and learning mission for a new project.
Nikon D7000, Tokina 11-16 f/2.8, Singh-Ray ND Grad, Daryl Benson Reverse ND Grad, Gitzo Tripod, Vanguard Ballhead
Stacked image processed in Capture One and Photoshop.
Lizard Point, is Britain's most southerly point. The area is famous for its dramatic cliff walks, wild flowers and geological features. The point is a spectacular location with steep cliffs and stunning views.
Dolphin rock at sunrise on the Sunshine Coast QLD. I have been chasing this shot for a while now where a nice sunrise aligns with high tide. Was finally successful last week. Instagram @glensinclair_photography
Shot from the southeast tip of Point Reyes. I especially love the fact you get such a unique piece of land, elephant seals on the beach, cypress trees in the distance, and a beautiful sunset
Another flashback from my trip to Alaska, this time in Skagway, AK. Such a beautiful city. At the end of the stay someone recommended a small hike out to Dyea Point, boy was it worth it. Do you agree?
I got a tip from one of my bay area contacts about a trail at Point Reyes that was particularly good for wildlife.
Since it was a holiday weekend, I made sure to arrive very early at the trail-head.
The first part of the trail was beautiful and covered some great terrain and I saw plenty of spoor to indicate Bobcat and Coyote had been here recently.
After a few miles I decided to cross over to the adjacent pastureland.
There was a small heard of cows on a ridge. Suddenly I noticed commotion among the cows and looked up to see a cow running from the heard.
It took a second to realize that it was actually chasing something.
I grabbed my binoculars to get a closer look and saw that it was chasing off a Coyote!
Quickly I moved closer and was able to put the ridge line between myself and the Coyote.
There was some brush near the top of the ridge and I used this for cover to approach within about 75 feet.
By this time the cow had re-joined the heard and the Coyote was wandering along sniffing around and such.
I was able to get several shots. The Coyote even lay down for a few minutes. Eventually the ultra-aware Coyote noticed me and got up and trotted down the hill, out of range.
A very nice encounter indeed.
This is about a 50% crop.
Check my wildlife album: www.flickr.com/photos/gotfish_mb/albums/72157604955724732
Taken from the Amenities Space (40th floor)
in Wolf Point Tower- Chicago
PS-It's exciting to note that this image had the "honor" of being chosen by flickr as an "EXPLORED" image- what is EXPLORE ??
Explore is Flickr's way of showcasing the most interesting photos within a given point in time -- usually over a 24 hour period.
Flickr receives about 6,000 uploads every minute --
That's about 8.6 million photos a day!
From this huge group of images, the Flickr Interestingness algorithm selects only 500 images to showcase for each 24-hour period.
That's only one image in every 17,000!
Pretty Cool - huh?
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Taken on a lovely grey windy day on Skye.
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Claire is a friend of Marnie's from over 20 years ago. She came to Vancouver for 1 month and changed her stay until she sees about getting into UBC.
Marnie is the Bride in the wedding I shot out in Calgary last summer. She lives in rural China working at an orphanage with her new husband Jian.
Had an amazing weekend away with the Focus committee down at Narooma. This is one of the new locations we went to.
416 Seconds of Bliss
Sony A7r2
Sony 16-35 F4 ZA OSS
ISO 100 | 20mm | F8 | 416 sec
Nisi Filters - @nisifiltersau
Circular Polariser & 15 Stop
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Point Lonsdale back {Ocean} beach, Low Tide.
8:11 pm, waiting for the sunset I decided this image in black & white [Fuji switched to monochrome +R] may be something a little different for later viewing.
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Exhilaration no doubt for this surfer at Jeffreys Bay, riding one of the world’s longest and best right hand point breaks, courtesy of the Indian Ocean swells.
Certainly too big for me to attempt when I visited way back in 1972, but as an avid surfie, I’d always wanted to see it. Luckily, it was working well.
Nikon F. 400mm Novoflex lens. Ektachrome film. Digital copy.
Jeffreys Bay, South Africa. 1972. © David Hill
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I never thought much about rodeos until I went to one and had a chance to shoot it. I came to appreciate an entire culture and way of life I knew nothing about, and a contest of man vs animal that has been played out for many generations. This is a bull rider, generally accepted as the craziest of them all, less than half a second into what he hopes will be his 8 second ride. The bull, for his part, hopes to see to it that he does not make the 8 second mark. His opening moves are strong. We’ll see who gets his way. Eight seconds is a long time on a bull.
Finally on the Move after an hour of waiting on MOW, LG1 cooks into West Point just beginning its trip to the mine.
Idaho's Initial Point is a volcanic butte rising from the western Snake River Plain. Beginning on April 19, 1867, surveyors mapped the entire state starting from this butte. Every piece of land in the state is referenced by its direction and distance from a brass survey marker located on top of the butte.
Some warm sunset light shining onto the cliffs above Rockham Bay with Bull Point lighthouse in the background.
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