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Wintry March weather at Staple Fitzpaine, near Taunton in Somerset.
This is a view of St Peter's Church steeple, taken from The Manor gate entrance.
One from Great Staple Tor when Jim and I went up to photograph the Neowise Comet.
We'd gone up before sunset and spent a little while getting a few shots around the area while we were waiting for it to get dark enough to shoot the comet.
Last one from my trip up to Great Staple Tor on Dartmoor last Sunday evening.
This was taken just as I was getting ready to pack up for the evening, I saw the sun hitting the horizon and fired off one more shot with the Western stack of the tor as my focal point.
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This #LowKey rendition of my Staple Remover for the #MacroMondays challenge is meant to highlight the sharpness of the tool.
Another shot from Great Staple Tor but this shot was taken a week before the shot I posted yesterday.
I was up there looking for different compositions and as the sun was setting it cast a lovely red glow over the rocks.
BNSF 3853 chases the sun as it rounds the corner near Clear Lake, MN. The engineer forgot he has a visor also.
Great Staple Tor
Another shot from a morning at Great Staple Tor on Dartmoor a few weeks ago.
I was hoping for a bit more high cloud in the sky to give off those lovely pink colours, but as the weather report lied to me we ended up with just a few bits hanging around.
I get a lot of people asking me who placed the rocks like this, and without boring everyone with a science lesson, I've found a great fact sheet with the whole process of how they were formed. You can find it here...
www.dartmoor.gov.uk/ā¦/pdf_fā¦/0008/814481/lab-tors.pdf
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Yesterday evening myself and my friend Darren headed up to Great Staple Tor on Dartmoor for sunset.
Unfortunately there was no cloud in the sky at all apart from a band of low level cloud on the horizon so the sunset wasn't anything to shout about. It was a lovely evening though and we spent a good couple of hours up there just admiring the view.
For me, Great Staple Tor is one of the most photogenic and dramatic tors on Dartmoor, it's two pillars make excellent foreground and background interest, and it makes an ideal location for sunrises and sunsets.
Inspired by a similar concept... I "borrowed" 5000 staples from work... Plus my present boredom lead to this... Making a scene of Staple Skyscrapers haha. On a side note... That peak dead center of this image is actually my place of employment... That's how close I live to where I work haha.
For Macro Mondays - Stationery.
Speedlight with small rectangular diffuser as background scrim. Speedlight with snoot and Steel Green gel from left. 105 subs processed in Zerene Stacker.
1.625 inches in greatest dimension.
One of the strange rock formations scattered on Dartmoor, Great Staple Tor at sunset.
This is a 67 second exposure using the Lee Big stopper filter. In the great company of Jed Langdon.
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From a lovely hike last weekend. The tor is one of a few we came across on the route, as well as a prehistoric village and loads of wild ponies!
A year round staple in my pantry is cranberry sauce; made with fresh berries (in season soon!), grated ginger, orange juice, cinnamon and half the recommended amount of sugar.
This tangy sauce compliments poultry like none other. :-)
Macro Mondays, subject: embossed
Project 365-247
Late afternoon on Great Staple Tor, Dartmoor. An old LE I thought worthwhile revisiting in the edit.
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Epic sunlight illuminates this classic composition of Staple Tor for my first landscape shoot of December 2014. Iām hoping that this is a sign of things to come for the rest of the winter season. Thanks for looking ā Mk.
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This was such a fun discovery. I was leaving an open house--beautiful 3 bedroom loft with a 48' long living room at 335 Greenwich Street. (For sale for $4,950,000, which I'm happy to show if anyone is interested . . . ) Turned the corner onto Jay Street and re-discovered Staple Street.
The building on the left is a single family townhouse formerly owned by the fashion designer Zoran Ladicovbic. He bought the skybridge and the apartment on the 3rd floor in the building on the right for his studio. 9 Jay Street is a 6,300 sq.ft., 25' wide townhouse with 11' ceilings and apartment 3 A/B in 67 Hudson on the right is 1,900 sq.ft. Both were on the market for $30 million a couple of years ago. The properties did not sell at the time and I have not followed to see if they were sold privately or if Ladicovbic still owns them.
Warm sun melts the snow as H-MINNTW1-04A races eastbound.
The trains spent an unusual amount of time in the Rice/Sartell area, which slowly drained hope of a good shot.
But, suddenly hope was restored when the train finally departed and made good time between St Cloud and Ramsey before the hours expired on the crew.