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I tried quiet a few different subjects but eventually came back to my tried and tested watch parts. I was lucky how this set froze, quiet randomly the second hand lined up with the watch face, and the cogs were close to the surface of the ice. Originally I’d used ice cube trays to freeze objects but I ended up freezing them in a jar then cracking the ice into chunks with a knife.
To take the shot I placed the ice onto a stacked shot glass on top of a Pyrex lid on top of an LED light (with various other lights to pick out the detail).
Loving the variety in the group pool so far, makes me smile to think what’s been on ice in peoples freezers worldwide this week!
The Waumbek, one of the surviving original steam engines on the Mount Washington Cog Railway, takes another load of passengers up the steep grade to the top of Mount Washington in New Hampshire. It follows one of the newer biodiesel locomotives taking a trip up the mountain at the same time.
Here is the Pikes Peak Cog railway. There are three popular ways to reach the summit. Take the cog railway, drive via Pikes Peak Hwy or hike Barr Trail.
Pikes Peak, Colorado
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Shot with a Mamiya "Sekor CU 65 mm F 5.6" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
One of my attempts at the "Looking Close... on Friday" theme "Things with teeth"
My photographic goal in this B&W photo was focused on capturing the mechanical details in high contrast to emphasize the texture and function of this machine. The elements are tightly framed to emphasize the rugged construction and industrial aesthetic that highlights the interplay between the track and the toothed sprocket that drives it.
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Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
Conversion: Color calibration= gray, Input R = +1.0
This was sitting on a side track at the train station in Durbin West Virginia. It's sitting on the flat bed of a train car.