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Another meandering path, this time the accessible trail to the quarry and visitor center at Halibut Point State Park in Rockport, Massachusetts. The yellows, reds and oranges of the fall foliage are fading, even as much green remains.
As part of the "Heber Train 125" commemoration, Rio Grande caboose No. 01503 was on display near the Heber Valley Railroad depot on Sept. 27, and 28, 2024. 01503 was built by International Car for the D&RGW in October 1966. There are a few minor external accessories remaining to be installed and the interior is undergoing a full restoration to its as original appearance.
You won't see this too often on here but here I am, fotodudenz aka Matthew. Hasselblad Xpan, 30mm lens, new haircut (including receding hairline) and multiple chins in tow. This one's for you Jon!
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Best viewed in Original size - you can get lost in it - or Large for a faster download.
The Constellation Cygnus - a wealth of nebulae and massive star fields with the dark lanes running from this area all the way down into Sagittarius. NGC 7000 - North America nebula - IC 5070 Pelican Nebula beside it. Lower right area is IC 1318, Gamma Cygni or Sadr is the super massive star and Barnard 348 or Norther Coalsack nearby to the left of it.
Pentax 67 with the SMC 200 lens at f/5.6 exposed 55 minutes with push 1.5 development by GPC labs in Ottawa. Film is Kodak E200. Canoscan 9000f & SilverFast 8. Processed by Jim - The Nightfly.
L'église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, Auvers-sur-Oise, Val d'Oise, France, 2023
Arkliukas, pin 0,2 mm, Kodak T-Max 400, HC-110 (5 ml for 1000 ml of water, stand development for 3 hours), cropped
Still in YN2, but well worn a now rare CW40-8 and CW44AC brings CSX M203 south on the A&WP/WofA Subdivision at Palmetto, Georgia. June 21, 2022
Marseille / Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur / France
Album of France: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157626038...
Loosely inspired by the works of Léon Spilliaert (1881-1946), as seen in the "night wanderers" exhibition at Kunstmuseum The Hague, the Netherlands.
Based on a view from Terschelling, Dutch Wadden islands.
www.kunstmuseum.nl/en/exhibitions/dirk-braeckman-leon-spi...
Took this the other day on my way for an appointment. I just had to try to capture such a dramatic sky and light. This is a wider view than the one I posted a few days ago.
This is true that practice is important, but where shall we practice? When we wake up the Golden gate bridge does not come near to our house. We should drive hours to get there. Location is very important to achieve our goal. Even for bird photography, we should drive miles.
Shot this a month or so before acquiring a wide angle lense. I’ll need to re-try it, but I wish it was cloudy.
Wide shot of Sougahoagdee Falls. This is located in Bankhead National Forest, Alabama. It is about a 1.5 mile trail hike along the banks of the Brushy Creek.
Wide view of the Badlands all lit up after the late day thunderstorms rolled through.
Badlands, South Dakota
Play with light and shadows following Friday's theme "wide".
Leica M10 | Voigtlander 50mm f1.5 II MC Nickel
You have likely heard of the sweatpants brigade, but have you ever heard of the butt touching brotherhood?
After setting the pole up for this shot at Asgarby earlier today, I decided to retract the equipment and have a look down the line as the loco was taking longer than Id expected to get here. Low and behold no sooner had I got onto the crossing the barriers went down on Burton Road and 56090 screamed into view.
After whipping the pole back up to about 3 metres I realised my lens was set at quite a wide angle. However, being out of time I pressed the shutter and got this result. Apart from having to remove the crossing sign in the corner of the frame Im actually quite pleased with the end product and the wide angle finish gives a slightly different perspective to what I would normally go for