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Isolation In Desolation, the famous cottage near the summit of Hartside Pass on the way to Alston. I have passed this place many a time, never really working out the best way to photograph the cottage. Going through a black and white phase i realised within this landscape, a mono shot was best.
Dreams Of Desolation
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Hours before the dawn when cold winds offered comfort.
A darkness hangs in the air a seething for the night.
The screams of fallen angels.
I've learned to love it here.
This is where the dark and hate await.
My name written among the grim shadows.
A poisoned heart now in attack.
Tear past the flesh of life.
A life buried in black.
This castle courtyard, a theater for misery.
A thrown to unseat the living.
The lust of death burns in me.
Welcome the night.
Arise, the dead are upon us.
And with them, my name written among grim shadows.
Welcome the night.
-carnifex
Showing the desolate area that the some of the Stranraer line runs through is this image between Barrhill and Glenwhilly. 156 508 is seen approaching a farm crossing at Miltonise Farm with 1A64, 11.04 Kilmarnock to Stranraer Scotrail service at 1230 on the 20th June 2017.
...where the silence is so thick you can taste it. It's not for everyone but there is a beauty in it that speaks to the soul, if you're not afraid to listen. Actually, we could use a few moments of silence here in the Foothills. Last night the rain was torrential while the wind blew a hooley. Not great for sleeping. Stay safe out there everyone.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
Walking in the air by the gondola cars at Shin-Hodaka in winter, visitors not only take the majestic views of the Japan Northern Alps, but also can enjoy the desolate winter sticks of the forests at the foot.
The weather was extremely bright today, so I opted to avoid the typical long exposure waterfall and capture the violent action on the rock face with a fast shutter speed.
Old Gang Lead Smelting Mill.
I wanted this to be as "bleak, grim and gritty" as I could get it. (I think the look of patchy snow given by infrared helps.) The average life expectancy of those who worked here was 45! Children were sent up the flues, that follow the contours of the fellside, to scrape of the lead that was deposited there from the poisonous smoke from the smelter!
Not a rural idyll!
On the Fells above Reeth, between Swaledale and Arkengarhdale. The desolation seems complete, as the lead poisoned slag heaps and streamsides are bare of most plants,
(except some very stunted grass), after over a century of disuse.
I spent several hours of a mainly grey day wandering around here. Probably best (for photography), in the sort of weather that has, wet rocks, black, moody clouds and sunrays.
From the web: " This site is the largest remaining smelting complex in the Yorkshire Dales and also contains various stores and workshops of the Old Gang Mine. At the rear of the site is the earliest mill which was known as the New Mill because it replaced earlier mills. This mill began smelting in 1797. In front of this is a larger mill usually referred to as Old Gang Mill which began smelting around 1846. The last smelting on this site took place in 1907. This valley probably has the biggest concentration of lead smelting mills in the country. The first mills were constructed in the 17th century and for more than 200 years this... valley was a hive of industry. "
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For more information: www.lairdswood.com/ydnp/Lead_Mining_Pages.pdf
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I had an amazing and tough hike into the Desolation Wilderness last weekend, looking for new waterfalls. This is the lower 23 ft. section of a very tall cascade dropping from Pyramid Peak. This was the most interesting part of the falls, and the only part that was mostly in shade. Read my blog for all the details.
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Praça do Comércio. Lisboa, Portugal.
one of the common detention chambers at tuol sleng, tried to convey the opressive ambiance which I felt there, tuol sleng, s-21, cambodia, phnom pehn, when I visited it I just realized this place of death is just three blocks from where I live
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This is a shot taken in The New Forest, Hampshire. As you can see this part of the forest is mainly scrub
A rather desolate looking arcade in Dewsbury town centre.
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22/02/17 16:16
With the wildfires raging on mainland BC, there was a thick blanket of smoke hanging over Desolation Sound. We hiked up a few hundred feet to this ridge, and while the smoke obstructed the tops of the mountains, the views we pretty spectacular regardless.
Image with my Hasselblad 500cm
I've spent quite a bit of time over the years seeking out landscape photography locations in Utah. Even so, world-class vistas like this one have managed to slip under my radar.
I first saw an image of this amazing spot earlier this year thanks to my Flickr friend John Mumaw in a photo he called "Desert Island."
This a 'rincon' which is a river meander (like Horseshoe Bend" but the river has changed course leaving the riverbed dry. It's one of those things you have to see to believe.
There seem to be a lot of names for this spot: Jackson Hole Rincon, Dry Bayou, Crater Butte...but whatever you call it, you will likely be alone. It is isolated and well off the beaten path near the Valley of the Gods Utah
I got a chance to visit in April and took John's advice to bring my drone. I was lucky to get some nice clouds right before sunrise.
This is a multi-frame, exposure bracketed image consisting of 12 different shots and the final product was nearly 13,000 pixels across (I had to reduce the size to fit on Flickr). Needed every bit of that resolution to do justice to this expansive view.
Seeing places like this for the first time is one of the things I love about photography. It sure keeps me young.
Cheers!
Jeff
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