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"Ralf...language please.".....Poor old Ralf is as bored witless with all this Chinese Virus/Plague business.....as we all are.....Thanks China.
Late afternoon light as sunset nears in the wonderful Dolly Sods. Walking around with the 14mm lens here was a real dream.
Capture made while on the Beaver Creek Trail in the lovely Dolly Sods. Captured with the CPL filter with the lovely greens, cool tree shapes, and shadows.
The star trail there in this 6 minute exposure is of Venus. Morning from the Dolly Sods area in West Virginia.
Toadstool Geologic Park is located in the Oglala National Grassland in far northwestern Nebraska. It is operated by the United States Forest Service. It contains a badlands landscape and a reconstructed sod house. The park is named after its unusual rock formations, many of which resemble toadstools.
Dolly Sods on a pretty cloudy morning in Spring. Hope to get up here in the Fall now if all goes as planned. A pretty area in the West Virginia Mountains.
The red color caught my eye ... and I liked the vista looking over West Virginia beyond in the bokeh.
Fall in the Dolly Sods area, a magical place in the highlands of West Virginia. Probably will not make it up there this season ... but nice to remember the view here.
The Dolly Sods comprise of boreal forest, heath barrens, grassy meadows and high altitude bogs. The climate is actually closer to Canada rather than West Virginia.
Fun exposing for this capture in the extreme dynamic range here for one exposure. Quite the moody time with the sun fighting to shine through the clouds over the highlands there in West Virginia.
Dolly Sods Wilderness is one of the most unique and beautiful areas I have ever visited. This image was taken backing 2014, but had to wait for my photoshop skills to catch up with my what my photographic eye envisioned.
This shot at Bear Rocks Preserve in West Virginia was taken on the first outing of a photography workshop last spring. Located at the northern end of the Dolly Sods Wilderness, this area is more well-known for its sunrises, but it's so photogenic up there, one could get a good shot any time of day. I was drawn to this spot as it's different from the rest of the terrain and not just a giant pile of boulders.
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For a good while now, I've been carrying my Fujifilm with me everywhere as it is so conveniently sized. Having it with me has encouraged me to take more photographs and revealed a few nice results.
Today, as I went downstairs and in to the car to head off shopping, I remembered I didn't have it. Nevermind... just going shopping.
Of course today, on this shopping trip, I discovered this car parked on Main Street.
What a superb example of a restored Beetle. How I wished I had a proper camera.....
... Dolly Sods that is. Early morning capture with moonlight coming in from the west as well on the foreground rocks, giving a nice mix of light for this morning pre-dawn view.
This is an old image of a sunrise from Bear Rocks Preserve of the Dolly Sods Wilderness of West Virginia. In this image you can see the fog that laid in the two valleys in the distance. The day I was there and caught this sunrise, all of the red leaves were blown off from a storm the week before I was there. Too bad as it is quite beautiful with the Autumn foliage up there but at lease I caught the sun breaking through the clouds. Caught a little sky reflection in the water pool on the big rock in the foreground.
Bear Rocks Preserve
Dolly Sods Wilderness
Allegheny Mountains, Monongahela National Forest of the
Central Appalachians
Tucker County, West Virginia