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CSX Y32210 leaves the run around track by NW 12th Ave bound back to Hialeah Yard on the Downtown Spur. Formerly a two track mainline with dozens of industrial switches, all that's left is the single track stem to the run around since Y322 still works trailing points on both directions. The ex Seaboard Miami Station would have stood in the background had it not been demolished.
These are the two highest points of elevation in the Rocky Mountain Range of North America. Mt Elbert (left) at 14,440" and Mt Massive (right) at 14,433'.
These two mountains are not the tallest from their base, not even close. Many people do not realize how high in elevation Colorado is in general. The lowest point in the state is still 3315' above sea level located east along the Colorado-Kansas State line.
The mountain ranges of Colorado all rise from a high elevation base.
A long exposure, landscape image of rocks on the coastline to the west of Portknockie in Morayshire, Scotland, just before sunset.
Looking past Trig Point S2754 at 270 metres to White Nancy's white 'beehive' at 262 metres up on Kerridge Hill. Beyond that is Croker Hill in Bosley, where the big telecomms tower stands at 400 metres elevation
Which do you like Best?
Milky Way over historic Simpson Springs Pony Express Station, Utah.
Both are single exposures. My simplified star trails technique is explained on page 62 of my eBook. No need to stack hundreds of exposures, like other complicated star trail methods. All processing is done in-camera, using the LENR mode (Long Exposure Noise Reduction), rather than having to do post processing stacking afterwards on your computer — joining together hundreds of single exposures into circling trails!
TECHNIQUE & EXIF: Canon 6D (H-alpha modified) + Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 @ 15mm • LEFT: Single exposure, 15 sec, f/2.8, ISO 8000 • RIGHT: Star Trails. one exposure @ 2520 seconds (42 minutes), f/5.0, ISO 160, using LENR mode.
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Yup all ten of the charging points are vacant yet again - the cars you see are in private reserved bays . In the car park there were many empty spaces including the 30 minute free bays - this is peculiar though as it is a Saturday morning and the village main car park is totally closed for maintenance , although I stuck my head into the dry cleaners that I used to manage and the chap there now said it was quite a busy day - go figure . ( I have to add that the industry has changed a lot and busy now is not busy as I remembered it back in the day ) .
Early morning light touched the tops of snow-laden trees on a 5F day in January. A strong chinook wind brought higher tempertures later in the afternoon raising the temps about 35 F. Boulder, Colorado
... roads lined by trees,
with leaves dusted by passing traffic,
tattooed souls,
& vanishing points.
... und dann hat er sie geküsst
wo das Meer zu Ende ist
ihre Lippen schwach und blass
und seine Augen werden nass
Those little things that you stick in the ends of your corn cob so you don't get your fingers messy. In theory anyway.