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broke up with my boyfriend... family troubles.... school troubles..... midterms approaching.... awesome.
Here I zoomed in the focus on some rugged peaks of the mountain side that easily showed the volcanic remnants of an eon long ago in the Chisos Mountains. With some work in Capture NX2, I was able to bring out the feel for a lower exposure by using a Low Key CEP filter that really complemented the settings with its colors in greens, yellows, browns, and oranges.
Freightliner Shed 66528 with the 10.08 Lawley Street to Felixstowe North as it approaches Melton Mowbray station which still has many interesting features, shame there weren't more trains during my visit
Captured late afternoon along St Paul's Bay (Malta).
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Wishing you all a splendid day ahead !
thanks goes to totte for this shot....his self portraits are something to aim for.., thanks for raising the curve
This shot was taken for our “Vintage Beauty” portion of our twisted 50’s collaborative shoot. Model: Sandy Von Dee.
Captured at Newcastle Airport having pushed back from stand as 'Saudia 3230' to Jeddah.
Excluding football charters, this is the first passenger flight by Saudia out of Newcastle Airport.
This one way flight was added as an attempt to gauge demand, in advance of a potential regular service to/from Saudi Arabia starting up in the future - 18/11/24
Wire Wool Spinning, a technique I had been wanting to try for a long time.
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Tried this earlier this year and this was from my last outing.
It had rained for most of the day, so with the underpass flooded I had a wee spin to capture the reflection.
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Manual settings with an exposure of thirty seconds.
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Looks much better when viewed large in a darkened room.
Mud cracks capture last sun rays in a channel within one of the Mojave Desert's dry lakes.
When clay dries, it shrinks, pulling material inward from all directions. This photo was taken from standing height.
The fans are out in force to capture what will soon be history as CSXT's ex Pan Am local BO-1 noses out toward Lowell Street on the South Reading Branch with MEC 517 leading five empty tank tank cars from the Rousselot plant and one spacer after making the trip out to deliver the final load. The plant is winding down operations and will be closing later this year after being in business in some form for 206 years and with rail service for 173 of those!
The conductor will activate the signals and then flag traffic as the train steps out through the middle of Peabody Square in front of the District Courthouse and beneath the 50 ft tall Soldiers and Sailors monument built in 1881 and inscribed with the 71 names of local residents who died in the Civil War. Prior to 2016 if you'd taken this same shot the monument would have been behind the train in an island in the middle of traffic at the center of the square. However in early 2016 a more than $3 million project to reconfigure the square led to it being moved 30 ft back to this new plaza in front of the courthouse that the train cuts right through. This truly unique and remarkable location will see what may very well be its final train ever two days later when the local returns one more time to retrieve the last empty and take it back to Boston ending an era.
Fortunately, there will be no lack of photos, and the memory of the last trains will live on in stills and videos for future generations of fans to marvel over what once.
Peabody, Massachusetts
Tuesday August 29, 2023
Three am ...no sleep because of nightmares ....playing with camera trying to capture kitchen shadows on wall...then playing with bad photos in Picasa3......
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My Friend Rawls Capturing a California Live Oak Tree Early in the Morning – Crane Creek Regional Park, Santa Rosa, CA, U.S.A. May 3, 2017
Saw this along the river at lunchtime yesterday. A sturdy seed pod as those winds were strong. View LARGE for more detail:):):).
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I’m happy to announce that my first photographic book on Skin Project is ready. Almost two years of working condensed in a self published book available on lulu.com platform.
I would like to express my gratitude to my friend @alessandra.meniconzi - Canon Ambassador for writing the preface.
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A view looking back to the northeast while hiking along the trail in the Santa Elena Canyon. With the perceived large dynamic range of this setting, I decided to use five bracketed images and then bring it into Aurora HDR to make a conversion for an HDR tiff image. I later did some post-processing work in Viveza 2 and then CEP 4 for the final image.
For the image itself, I just wanted to capture that peaceful and serene look with the river and the mountainsides all around me as I looked off into the distance while in Big Bend National Park.
The Anniston Museum in Alabama has a pretty impressive display of taxidermied animals. I am hoping that all of them died of natural causes and that no one went out hunting for their collection. Anyway, it is all part of the natural history exhibit they have going on. As I walked through the wonderful display, I found this scene between two foxes, it was so adorable I had to capture it. Then once I got home I thought that it may be perfect for this week's Flickr Friday together.
This image was captured in RAW and processed with Linux using RawTherapee. I processed it with a match low ISO preset.