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Alpine Set I Location: Last Frontier Heliskiing
Photo Credit: Grant Gunderson
Finding untracked snow has never been so easy.
After a light overnight snowfall an eastbound train to Hoboken kicks some fresh powder as it arrives at Rutherford.
NJT 1160 @ BJ Tower, Rutherford, NJ
NJTR GP40PH-2 4104
This brick Powder House (1778) can be seen at the Open Air Museum Fort Nieuw Amsterdam in the Commewijne district near Paramaribo, Suriname.
The first recorded use of powder blue (meaning the pale blue colour) as a colour name in English was in 1774
The remains of a magazine at the bottom of the Hafan incline. The incline, which was built to transport lead ore from the mines here and Greywacke stone from the Hafan quarries, was a massive construction which starts at the left middle of the photo. At the bottom of the incline is the remains of Barberry's wheelpit, installed to pump out workings below the Hafan deep adit in 1853. It cost ÂŁ200, and emptied a working reported to be 2.25 miles long. The tips from these workings can be seen in the right middle of the photo. There was also a leat, constructed by Michael Barberry, that can still (just) be traced to the wheel, although it is lost in forestry further to the east. There are ancient workings all over the hillside in the background.
The Plynlimon and Hafan Tramway started it's short-lived journey to Llandre from here.
WAAY highballing past Powder Mill Rd in Exeter. The high car detector here has been switched off, and replaced with one a few miles west at Sanborn Rd (MP-264.1). It's radio transmitter is unfortunately less powerful than its predecessor.
Grabbed this with my Nokia Lumia at the top of Express De Lindarets in Avoiraz before skiing some insane off piste! Bit of a debate going on about which route to take through the trees. Edited in the Lumia software and a slight noise reduction on Lightroom
I had the chance to go snowboarding last weekend and it was a perfect occasion to take the Ricoh as it's lightweith and small. I loved using it there, it isn't only a street camera!
Don't ask me why I want to name this pincushion "Powder" ... I don't know why !!
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(May 14th 2009)
Heli Set I Location: Last Frontier Heliskiing
Photo Credit: Dave Silver
The Helipad at Bell 2 Lodge gets activated on a cold morning after a snowstorm. Powder Awaits.
Gear
- 5D II @ 1/3200, ISO1600
- 24-70 Ć’2,8 @ Ć’/4
Light
- One continuous lighting from the right
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Some tweeks in PS more cold tones and a little more sharpness - it is not the best focal point but it does the job for me.
Thx
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I just love wide angle lens. It is fun to take pictures with real 17 mm lens. I can enjoy feel from interesting spaces/places. More, althouh it is realy extreme wide angle, the pictures are very sharp and vertical lines are not curved.
View Large On Black. Have a nice day! :-)
Toronto colour festival
Can you imagine being in the middle of this with a camera?
No..neither can I.
We all had sleeves for our little toys.
Just back from a week's trip to the Maldives, 33 years since I was last there. While waiting for a Manta ray to come to the cleaning station I took this Powder-blue surgeonfish (Acanthurus leucosternon), also called a Powder-blue tang. Just infront of its tail fin on each side are horizonal fins that are as sharp as a surgeon's scalpel!. A very useful defensive mechanism!