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Another shot from yesterday's venture to Lyme Regis. A more traditional Landscape shot, this was taken a few minutes after my photo from yesterday. I really loved how the rising sun gave The Cobb a gorgeous golden glow.
Just part of Cobb Lake in Kootenay National Park. I remember the pleasant heat and a nice time looking for wildflowers and insects.
We visited Lyme Regis again at the weekend to catch the sunrise. The sky was great but it started to rain quite heavily. However after looking behind me I saw a magical full rainbow over the harbour. It's a shame I didn't have a wide angle lens to capture the whole thing but such is life!
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As much as I'd like to be posting a nice snowy photo of Dartmoor today I have to disappoint you. There's been no snow photos for me this week, I've not been able to get up the moors and the area where I live isn't very exciting for photography and I was at work when the best of the snow was around. Yesterday was far too dangerous to go out after we got sent home so it wasn't worth risking getting into an accident on the roads.
I'm supposed to be driving up to Wales tomorrow but it looks like I'll have to postpone my trip for a few days until the roads are back to normal.
So here's another shot from my morning at Lyme Regis a few weekends ago. This is a 30 second exposure taken before the amazing colour we got in the sky, I've given this shot a bit of a dreamy feel to it by lowering the clarity in the sky to match the silky water.
Have a great weekend, I hope everyone stays safe in this weather!!
The Cobb situated in Lyme Bay. Long exposure using the firecrest 16stop nd filter. Captured just after sunrise and the conversion to black and white.
A quick visit to Lyme Regis and the Cobb at sunrise and the very last photo to be taken on my "Very Old" K5II.
On September 8th a photo excursion was operated from Scranton, Pa. to Tobyhanna, Pa. over the Delaware lackawanna trackage with an ABA set of Lackawanna F3s. The trip was operated by the ARHS during their 2018 convention. Thanks goes out to everyone who made this trip possible, it was very well organized.
A crazy early start for this day's hiking & shooting the other month with my photography partner on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset.
Continuing with the chase of the Mass Bay RRE's 'Covered Wagons In The Snow' special on the Conway Scenic's ex Maine Central Mountain Sub behind the matched pair of circa 1949 F7s, Boston and Maine 4266 and 4268. After shooting them at Sawyers River they stopped at Cobb Farm road at the second of five runby locations where they let off riders and did four passes. After grabbing the shot of them on the Second Iron bridge over the Saco we joined the friendly crowd for some simple 3/4 wedge shots. I like this one as a gust of wind sent some big flakes swirling about in a snowy scene as they approach the crossing headed east here at about MP 72.3.
For the full details of the day and some history of the line and the locomotives check out the long form caption with my favorite shot of the day: flic.kr/p/2oaPCXQ
Bartlett, New Hampshire
Saturday January 7, 2023
The clouds seem to follow the curve of the breakwater, taken before the sun breached the horizon. A little breezy and chilly but worth it :-)
I felt sorry for the tog next to me as his camera took a nose dive lens first, when he turned to get something from his bag, camera survived, lens wasn't so lucky....
The sun did not show up at sunrise in Lyme Regis this morning, just a thick bank of cloud on the horizon. Some nice deep dark clouds though which gave some contrast to curve of The Cobb.
The harbour for Lyme Regis is called the Cobb. No satisfactory explanation of the name exists but a man made construction has served as a refuge here since at least 1313. The earliest known drawing, made in 1539, shows a basic shape similar to the present construction, and this was built after the westerly gales breached the breakwater in 1824. There have been additions since that date but the major part of the Cobb dates from then.
This about the best I got from a trip to Lyme Regis this morning with Kelvin Bell.
The sunrise did not come to much again hey ho.
I'm sorting old photos and posting some interesting ones. This image was uploaded to Flickr on Oct. 17, 2021.
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