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I've shot this bendy beech a few times now and each time it is the tree that keeps giving, especially with the curving track that sweeps around it. The mist just adds to the atmosphere as the soft light percolates through the canopy to highlight the path ahead. I'm sure it will feature many more times to come too! Taken in Barnes's Grove, Buckinghamshire
Some days you just need to clean your equipment.
I actually don't clean mine at all.
My bad.
Happy Wednesday.
A trio of Finger Lakes classy looking geeps roll around the bend at Cayuga, NY. They'll stop ahead at Auburn to do work before reaching Solvay Yard to interchange with CSXT.
One of the legs of the replica Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas rises over the front entrance to the casino.
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Cabo de Trafalgar, Caños de Meca (Cádiz - Andalucía)
Sony A900 + Carl Zeiss16-35mm + Cokin filter: X121S
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After a great deal of effort in adjusting the height and position of my tripod, I managed to compose one satisfying image of this scene at Attenborough Nature Reserve. Most people would just walk straight past this spot, as one needs to step off the main footpath and enter into the bramble undergrowth to find the scene. However, being a keen landscape tog, I was drawn in by the incredible colours. From that point on, I was working hard to find a position that might do the scene justice. The sweep of the branches seemed to embrace this little clearing and that small, but vital area of space in front of the main trunk. This enabled the swirling chaos of golden leaves to have context and flourish.
I didn't know Flare Friday was a thing until now, so here's a shot of the Finger Lakes Railway's Geneva-Syracuse turn - aka the Sweep Job - working the yard in Solvay with a pair of CEFX SD45 rebuilds, during the short time the leased units were on the FGLK's revolving roster.
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This image was captured at sunset down on Kinard Beach (Cine Aird in Irish) which is located within the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland.
This yellowish rock is a few metres from the Disruption rocks. I got caught up in the shape it formed in the water as the waves moved over it.
4 second pan shot at the Mcdonalds hotel near Piccadilly Station. ND110 with the nifty fifty and a steady hand held pan from right to left. Been having a rummage around CS6 so lots of new videos here www.youtube.com/user/mankymaxblack/featured and I've tarted up the website so only 2012 stuff on there now
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I did a double-take when I downloaded this photo of a Great Blue Heron in the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge today, August 3, 2025. Might it have gotten wet, perched, and absorbed the wildfire soot from our wildfire skies, being so bad over the past few days? Might this be the look of a chimney sweep, thus the photo title? The last time I saw something like this was the tragic photos from the Deepwater Horizon spill from a few years back and the wildlife covered in oil. I have sent this photo to the refuge's Director and Park Ranger. Ugh.