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Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Finally made it out today after the battering of the last few days.
Storm Malik and Corrie both creating havoc
I was too much of a coward, or less foolish to venture to the coast, so I did the next best thing and posted two from a few years back.
Today however, the winds had died down and I wasn't really expecting an awful lot.
To say I was like a child in a sweetie shop was an understatement and I will bore you with the numerous images I captured for a while lol!
Hope you enjoy as much as I did capturing them :)
I do not normally us a phone for Photography, but here I wanted to have as much I could of the Cloud, so I used the phone to take a quick panorama shot of the Cloud.
This monster of a Cloud was moving very fast towards me, in this image it has not reach the Power Windturbines yet. the left side of the Cloud moved faster than the right side of the Cloud. The size of the Cloud is enourmous, you have to see it in real life to get how big it is, the Windturbines are 45 meters (148 feet) high, the Cloud are several kilometers/miles wide, the distance from the far left wind turbine to the far right wind turbine is 500 meter ( 1640 feet). Just before the Cloud arrived to the Coast, there was severe Wind and when it arrived to the Coast it started with where heavy Rain.
It was very impressive !
Rocking rolling riding out along the bay
All bound for Morningtown many miles away
Morningtown Ride by The Seekers - written by M Reynolds
I am still having fun with Pano-sabotage, this time with added layers of the same scene from a different angle. The finished image is not what the song writer had in mind, I am sure, but the song lyrics seemed to fit.
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Last night's storm moving along the shore of the Great Sacandaga Lake in Mayfield, New York. 06/25/23. 518. Pentax.
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From a drive along some country roads a few weeks ago...you gotta roll with winters punches but I'm so over it now...
1” mouth of a glass bottle with a few marbles inside rolling back and forth across table. Macro Mondays- motion blur. HMM
Hartwell Railroad's road freight works south toward Elberton, GA to interchange with CSX. Former NS high hood GP38-2 #5130 is in charge of the pretty sizable and fully loaded train, along with former Conrail and St. Lawrence & Atlantic GP38's.
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Might not be very original contribution - but as it happened i was by the sea this weekend :)
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Bransdale
On the road from Helmsley on the North Yorkshire Moors dropping into Bransdale past Breck House Farm the mist or low cloud suddenly rolled in over the dying purple embers of the heather clad moor. Though the day had been sunny and quite oppressive I was not expecting such a change
It reminded me of the song Mull of Kintyre
Oh mist rolling in from the sea,
My desire is always to be here
Oh mull of kintyre
Far have i traveled and much have i seen
Dark distant mountains with valleys of green.
Past painted deserts the sunset's on fire
As he carries me home to the mull of kintyre.