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I've driven past these trees many times and always thought there's a shot to be had, yesterday I had my camera with me so decided to pull over and see what I could come up with. The problem I had was finding a vantage point, there was some stunning light and great cloud formations while I was looking for somewhere but by the time I'd found somewhere the clouds had passed leaving the more gloomy looking greyness. Not entirely happy with this shot due to the fact I couldn't quite get the composition I wanted due to trees in the way which I've had to crop out of the bottom of the shot....I'll certainly go back here at some point though.
Shot with d7100 and Sigma 70-200mm
Cheers
Gary
took legohaulic's design and reconstructed just about everything, i think the doors are the only thing i kept the same, its longer, taller, and i had to change the suspension a little. but i like the outcome.
A quick stopover at home.
I've driven past these willow trees at least 100 times in the last few years, as they're located just a hundred meters from the highway (A4 between Ottendorf Okrilla and Pulsnitz). And almost every time, they called to me, and I knew I had to take a closer look at them sometime. Well, finally, sometime was last week.
And even though the weather was rainy and gray all day (basically, all week), I was lucky that the clouds parted shortly before sunset, and I was blessed with this magical view.
So I didn't even care that I came home with wet feet again because of the deep, rain-soaked grass I had to walk through.
Ein kurzer Zwischenstop in der Heimat.
An diesen Weiden bin ich in den letzten Jahren schon mindestens 100 Mal vorbei gefahren, denn sie stehen nur hundert Meter von der Autobahn entfernt (A4 zwischen Ottendorf Okrilla und Pulsnitz). Und so ziemlich jedes Mal haben sie nach mir gerufen und ich wusste, die muss ich mir irgendwann einmal genauer ansehen. Nun. Irgendwann war schlußendlich letzte Woche.
Und obwohl das Wetter den ganzen Tag über (im Grunde die ganze Woche) regnerisch und grau war, hatte ich Glück, dass sich kurz vor Sonnenuntergang die Wolkendecke öffnete und ich mit diesem magischen Anblick beschenkt wurde.
Da war es mir dann auch egal, dass ich, wegen dem tiefen regennassen Gras durch das ich laufen musste, mal wieder mit nassen Füßen nach Hause gekommen bin.
I've driven between Albany and Syracuse a million times, and always loved driving past this spot. There are two big cliffs on either side, which I call "the twins." There's also a beautiful bend in the Mohawk river with a rail line right there, so I often find myself pacing the trains as I drive.
I finally made time to get a shot of this location, and I was lucky enough for a train to pass by just as I launched!
Shot on DJI Mini 3.
A return to The Great Dorset Festival of Steam with Opobs thanks for driving Mike and company !! I removed the wide angle for several hours got close and Hot. I do like my Macro !!!
Leaving for The lake District 6.00 am :-)
Tessa Jumpsuit, HUD Driven 60 Textures (35 Plains / 15 Denim & 10 Patterns)!
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PARAGON (2016), replay editor
4800x2700 (SRWE), resized to 1440p
-Saturaion tweaks added in Photoshop
-ReShade v1.1 (*tested some ambient light settings)
Guin tests her shoulder, then hoists herself up on the bar, reaching over for the other glass and lifting it toward him. "You do know what I'm involved in, don't you?" she asks quietly. "The work I do?"
Charles leaned forwards to join the conspiritorial whispering, his eyes looking left to right and then he leaned closer and said in a low voice. "Choir practice?"
Guin just blinks at him for a moment, then starts to laugh. "Yup, that's right. Choir practice." She lifts her glass even higher, in a mock toast. "That's all I do... sing hymns."
Charles tilted his head to her. "Not all you do," he said with a wink and raised his glass joining in the toast and knocking the glass back. "An ya sing pretty.....people need thet..ain no small thang."
Jaqueta Outfit, HUD Driven 30 Textures for Top, Skirt / 23 Colors for Strass Belt & Lace Up Boots!
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Reprocessed. On 1st May 2000, 37416 & 37411 blast their way off the Horseshoe Curve and climb up to County March summit, under the shadow of the impressive Ben Dorain. This was my first time on the West Highland line (what a mistake that was leaving it so late..) and I had little idea about locations, I had driven from Inverness after picking up a hire car, then driven via Fort William photting the sleeper and a charter at mundane spots I'd found, not knowing any better, then drove through the amazing Glen Coe valley, wow! I parked on the side of the A82 and had to wade across the river in the valley to reach this spot, I'm so glad I did as this shot has so much more power than the normal shots taken at County March from the roadside.
The 37s are hauling 7D60 Fort William-Mossend conveying cargowaggons loaded with paper and at the rear are three slurry wagons.
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Marmon "Wasp", driven by Ray Harroun, first Indy winner.
74.6 mph
National Historic Vehicle Register No. 11
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum (IMSM)
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Just part of a massive mural at a road junction in Leicester. I couldn’t help wondering if drivers get distracted as they approach, I certainly would be…
From Hot Rod Power Tour's pit stop in Joplin, Missouri this year.
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I had driven some 6 1/2 hours to get to Steptoe Butte and the sublime Palouse Hills and was mildly disappointed to find the air saturated with a heavy haze that strongly diffused the golden hour light. I was concerned that it would defeat my best efforts at manual focus and that the gusty breeze buffeting my tripod would finish off whatever detail might remain.
Magically, what I got was "painterly" with enough retained detail to show I was not being lazy and that my gear was competent.
Hud Driven - 50 Mix & Match Textures
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Department of Street Cleaning,
East 19th Street, Manhattan
Photo by Eugene de Salignac,
New York City Municipal Archives
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"The original 'Bulldog Mack' !
These were lumbering monsters."
-- Curt (below)
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"This one is a 'Tipper lorry' .... the pulley
behind the cab lifts the load bed."
-- Bob (below)
© 2010 Jerry T. Patterson - All Rights Reserved
Driving along I-70 in Missouri I glanced to the right and saw this vehicle sitting in someone's side yard. Had to take the next exit and drive back to find the owner. Found him and he told me that this is an old 1942 GM.
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Safdarjung's Tomb is a sandstone and marble mausoleum in New Delhi, India. It was built in 1754 in the late Mughal Empire style for the statesman Safdarjung. The monument has an ambiance of spaciousness and an imposing presence with its domed and arched red brown and white coloured structures. Safdarjung was made prime minister of the Mughal Empire (Wazir ul-Mamlak-i-Hindustan) when Ahmad Shah Bahadur ascended the throne in 1748.
Mirza Muqim Abul Mansur Khan, who was popularly known as Safadarjung, who ruled over Avadh was an independent ruler of Avadh as viceroy of Muhammad Shah.He was very rich and most powerful. With the death of Emperor Muhammad Shah of Mughal Empire, he moved to Delhi. When Mohammed Shah Ahmed Shah ascended the throne of the Mughal Empire in Delhi in 1748, Safdarjung was made the Chief Minister (Vizier) of the empire with the title of Wazir ul-Mamalk-i-Hindustan and at that time the empire was on decline as their rule extended only to North India.
As Vizier he had taken all powers under his control as the king was only a puppet, a figurehead, who was into enjoying life with wine, opium and women. But he overestimated and over exercised his powers with the result that the Emperor’s family called their Hindu Maratha confederacy to help them get rid of their Vizier. A civil strife ensued and eventually in 1753 Safdarjung was driven out of Delhi. He died soon thereafter in 1754. After his death his son Nawab Shujaud Daula pleaded with the Mughal Emperor to permit him to erect a tomb for his father in Delhi. He then built the tomb, which was designed by an Abyssininan architect.
To the south of this tomb is the historic site of the battle that was fought in 1386 between Timur of Mangol and Mohammed Tughlaq when the latter was defeated.
Having driven for an hour to visit the famous Minack Theatre we arrived only to find that there was a performance on that hadn't been advertised. We had to make do with walking along the coast path and looking back at the Theatre along the coast. If you zoom in, you can just about see the theatre in this shot. We did manage to see the theatre from a viewing point for £1 whilst the performance was taking place.... having heard the singers i'm glad we didn't pay the £17 a ticket cost to get in. Next time.....
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Body : Maitreya Lara
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I must have driven past this at least 4 times on my first Chicago visit in July, and never noticed this sign. Why? I was always headed south, and this sign is hidden from the road when going south. Praise the gods of neon, I happened to be headed north for once, and there was Al's Tap, beckoning me with a frosty glass of neon beer. I'd rather get drunk on neon anytime.
Sunset vibes and racing spirit – captured this custom Mercedes A-Class in full Petronas livery, standing bold with its reflection on wet tarmac. Inspired by Formula 1 aesthetics and detailed with DEKRA, Recaro, and AMG decals, this beauty isn’t just about speed – it’s about presence.
📍 Somewhere between golden hour and full throttle.