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CN 3006 is running solo on CN X421 with all stacks as they head eastbound on the Grimsby Sub in Hamilton, Ontario.
A stack of hearts for you...
Uploaded for the theme "Stacked" in "Looking close... on Friday!".
Using the Helios 44-2 2/58 Soviet lens (from 1975).
Critique is welcomed.
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QU'EST-CE QUE LE FOCUS STACKING (ICI AVEC UNE FOURMI NOIRE) ?
L'empilement de mise au point combine plusieurs images focalisées sur un point différent pour créer une image résultante avec une profondeur de champ plus grande que n'importe laquelle des images sources individuelles !
Il s'agit d'une technique conçue pour surmonter les limites de la profondeur de champ, en d'autres termes, lorsque la configuration de l'appareil photo ne peut pas gérer ses capacités de profondeur de champ !
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WHAT IS FOCUS STACKING ? ( WITH BLACK ANT ) ?
Focus stacking combines multiple images focused on a different spot to make a resulting image with a greater depth of field than any of the individual source images.
It’s a technique designed to overcome the limits of depth of field, in other words, when the camera’s setup can’t handle its depth of field capabilities.
Credit : Joshua Coogler.
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Passing the Edmonds Ferry Dock is a northbound (eastbound) BNSF stack train cruising along Puget Sound at Edmonds, Washington, on the sunny morning of June 30, 2006.
Acts 2:20
New International Version
20 The sun will be turned to darkness
and the moon to blood
before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord.
Three Ring-billed gulls fly in tandem along the lakeshore.
Glad they aligned so nicely for this shot :)
On the eve of April 23, 2025, a westbound BNSF stack train rolls downstream toward Quinns, Montana, on the railroad’s former Montana Rail Link Fourth Subdivision.
This cropped stack consisted of 4 initial Cloud to Ground strikes followed by multiple return strikes that were branchless (not shown). The lightning was between 5 to 10 miles to my south on the Cheyenne Ridge near the Wyoming-Colorado border.
Part of a picture frame made by my granddaughter.
Image measures 2 7/8" across
Nikon 18-55mm @ 46mm with Neweer 20mm extension tube
For Macro Mondays
Theme: Vertical Stack
This is a B&W photo of a stacked pile of old car tires that I photographed behind a local garage. The cold temperatures froze the rain water pooled inside one of them.
While wandering along the marina, I noticed these stacks of kayaks reflecting in the water. The reflection looked like a painting from my perspective.
Crescent City, California
Sea stacks and rocks along the coast near Crescent City. A setting sun gives the warm glow and a telephoto lens the apparent compression.
The Snowbirds performing during the 2019 Penticton Peach Festival. In May 2020 one of the planes crashed in Kamloops, British Columbia after a bird strike during takeoff and unfortunately Captain Jennifer Casey didn't survive the crash.
The old brick chimney at the long closed Commonwealth Acetate of Lime factory in the Brisbane riverside suburb of Colmslie. It has had a number of subsequent uses over the years and now, in keeping with modern day trends, the factory building has been restored to a "bespoke" brewery, gin distillery and restaurant. There is also a new building on the property that sells high quality specialist meat.
Chimney Rock Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu, New Mexico
Here is where Georgia O'Keeffe found the inspiration for her works of art. Ghost Ranch is a former dude ranch located on 21,000 acres of high desert landscape sixty-five miles northwest of Santa Fe. O’Keeffe first painted the purple hills of Ghost Ranch in 1934 and in 1936 she rented a house that she bought in 1940—an adobe hacienda at the base of the cliffs with a patio facing the distant mountains.
Ghost Ranch has been the source of major dinosaur discovery for decades. In the mid 1940s, Edwin “Ned” Colbert and George Whitaker found a quarry of bones belonging to Coelophysis bauri—a dino that was like a small version of the Tyrannosaurus rex and was probably roughly what all early dinosaurs looked like. The deposit was a rare discovery, and since then, more have been uncovered at the site and continue to be excavated.
33 image focus stack take with Nikon Z8, Laowa 90mm 2x macro lens, Godox flash and AK diffuser.
Cecil County, MD.
Someone went to some trouble to make this pillar on the far bank of the Loyalsock Creek from my vantage point. This wall behind this cairn is sheer granite, and though the creek is not very high, it is running fast. I appreciate the effort. Taken at Worlds End State Park, Forksville, Pennsylvania, USA.
First time I've tried this and I've got a lot to learn on how to compensate for exposure differences. Was 5 shots from the back fence
Not my photo!
A friend of mine in America, Len, sent me this photo yesterday.
I told him that I think it’s a beautiful photograph and asked if it would be okay to post this and his tale on Flickr. He agreed.
I met Len a number of years ago. We both play ‘Words with friends’ (it’s like the game of Scrabble) on their app.
He’s a good friend, and we often message or email.
Len and his wife live in Montana in the summer, and Arizona in the winter.
Len:
“Sunset View from our humble abode of the smoke stack at what was the Anaconda Cooper Co. Smelter where they processed copper, silver, gold, lead and zinc. It was shut down in the mid 1980’s. The stack is over 900 feet tall and the largest free standing stack in the world and is now a National Monument.
When it was in operation I brokered the insurance on all 1600 employees families that worked in the plant and had a claims office in Anaconda just to handle this insured plan. It was a great time in my life and a lot of fun. Many dollars commission for my family over the years. Also a lot of lifetime friendships built as a result. 😁👍”
Len Ward
Montana
USA
Concrete swirling up the the atrium at Salvador Dali museum, sort of like Salvador Dalí's signature mustache did.
Stacked rocks, stacked rock layers, stacked canyon rims, stacked clouds, stacked colors, and probably some other stacked things I’m missing. Some may know the Bon Iver song of the same name as the title, though I’m more familiar with the Gregoire Maret version with Bill Frisell.
A late afternoon view of the La Sal Mountains above the distant glowing cliffs of Wingate Sandstone and nearby rim of Gooseberry Canyon and its hoodoos. The lenticular clouds and cap on the tops of the peaks hint at the incoming winter storm, though it won’t arrive fully for another 36 hours.