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Taken at Wybung Head in the Munmorah Recreation Area, New South Wales, Australia.
The fallen rocks can be seen at the base of the cliffs.
The top of Wybung Head would be at least 250 feet high with some step sides.
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Rock Samphire (Crithmum maritimum). Photographed at Gurnard's Head, Cornwall. OS grid reference SW432386.
A lovely day at the beach. It was one of those semi cloudy/hazy day that's great for getting wicked bad sunburn. A fair amount of dodging and burning to vignette the sky and accentuate the rock.
Floating Rock is a large boulder in the Virgin River in the Zion Narrows a short ways from the Wall Street section of the hike.
Strobist info:
Key light was a Nikon speedlight with a 1/4 CTO filter in a large umbrella softbox high camera right
One rim light (speedlight in a shoot-through umbrella) to the left of the model and another gridded speedlight to the right
rock fence
rare & unique photo from my mobile phone
(no photo effect or edit)
my cell sometimes produces very special, unique and rare photographs ... it does it on its own ... maybe by some dysfunction of it. Decolorizes the reception in a unique way almost black and white and gives some different colors to the ones it removes. The final picture is unique and rare. With no editing and no effects you can see these photos ... there is a limited photo watermark on my photos and my name because I'm interested in exhibiting the templates.
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Rocher Perce - Percé Rock shot from the wharf in Percé.
More info here: raywatson.ca/photography/road-trip-to-maria-in-gaspesie/
...the mine shafts at Winsford
Getting to the mine workings is a lot easier now than it was in the 19th century. Shafts 1 and 2 were used for almost 130 years until they were sealed in the 1970s. Originally miners were lowered into these shafts by bucket!
Over the years shafts 1 and 2 were replaced by three more shafts.
No 3 Shaft - 3.05m in diameter and 150m deep, was installed in 1941 and was used as a production shaft until the 1970s. Today it has a self-service lift and is used for personnel access.
No 4 Shaft - 4.88m in diameter and 189m deep, is the down cast shaft. This means it is used to draw air into the mine. It is about a mile from No. 3 shaft and was installed in 1963 with a two-tier lift consisting of a cargo compartment and a personnel carrier. The cargo compartment is 7 metres high, 2.4 metres wide and 4 metres deep and brings all the materials and engineering equipment underground. It can carry 15 tonnes. The bigger mechanical items are dismantled to fit into the lift and, once reassembled underground, never leave the mine.
No 5 Shaft - 4.88m in diameter and 164.5m deep, was the last shaft to be installed in 1973. It is used to bring the finished rock salt to the surface, which it does in a series of 9 tonne skips. It takes just over a minute to get one skip of rock salt from the mine to the surface.
Sunrise along the former Rock Island near Putnam finds an old codeline support still hanging on. Morning fog and cold temperatures combined to create a fleeting scene to capture.
At Los Vaqueros Reservoir, I noticed this Rock Wren perched on top of a wooden fence post, near the parking lot by the marina. Northern California.
This is my vision of a rock star
and here is the link to the tutorial:
Rock ptarmigan meat is a popular part of festive meals in Icelandic cuisine. Hunting of rock ptarmigans was banned in Iceland in 2003 and 2004 due to its declining population. Hunting has been allowed again since 2005, but is restricted to selected days, which are revised yearly and all trade of rock ptarmigan is illegal. (wiki)
Canon EOS R - TC-2001 2x - Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary
In the longest of nights
Stir him at your breast
In silence - row him, row him
On the bleakest of mornings
He'll break at your rocks
And weeping - row row
- Múm (Weeping Rock, Rock)
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Rock in Kronoby, Finland.
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... other shots from Day 54 - Rock'n'Roll
Strobist Info:
SB-80dx (105mm - 1/1) with grid from the front, SB-80dx (85mm - 1/4) from the back, flashes triggered via PocketWizards Plus II
Explored - Wednesday, September 29, 2010 - #387
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