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Second picture of the series Hat Stone.
(Yes, believe it or not it is the same place, but from a different point of view towards the East and the great stone to the backlight. As explained in the previous picture, the place is very difficult to control light)
Dawn on the El Sombrerico Beach, several minutes before sunrise.
The name of this amazing beach is due to the huge rock shaped like a magician's hat that juts into the sea.
There are not many photographs of the area, may be because access to this beach is a little difficult, so after driving about 20 minutes fully night by a bad gravel road, you reach this cove by small cliffs headlamp in my head.
For this shot, I was lucky clouds drew lines in the sky and I could compose from that angle.
Moon also appears to the center-right of the frame due to missing several minutes for the sun to make his way out on the horizon.
To reach this picture in one unique Raw, I combined a four steps neutral filter and black card technique.
I hope you like it. Have a nice Tuesday. :)
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Heniside Road just a few miles North East of Settle in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
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Curzon Street Tunnel is on the Digbeth Branch Canal, completed in 1799.
The Grade II listed structure is 161 yards long and carries the Birmingham to London railway across the canal. The older brick tunnel was constructed at the same time as Curzon Street station in 1838 and lengthened later when the line was extended into New Street station, opened in 1854.
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Le petit pont de fer du sentier des Ocres.
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Roussillon est célèbre pour la richesse de ses ocres dont les teintes vont du jaune au violet.
Ces Ocres ont été utilisées pour la fabrication de teintures et de colorants.
De grandes carrières ont été exploitées depuis la fin du 18ème siècle et ont employé mille personnes jusqu'en 1930.
L'exploitation de l'ocre à Roussillon doit tout à Jean-Étienne Astier qui, entre 1780 et 1785, étudia les propriétés des sables jaunes et rouges qui dominaient sur ses terres.
En 1790, il reçut l'aval du nouveau conseil municipal pour utiliser le moulin à huile du village.
En 1810, il fait fonctionner deux usines à proximité du village et une fabrique dans Roussillon même.
Aujourd'hui l'ocre n'est plus exploitée sur la commune, et son sentier des Ocres attire des milliers de touristes.
Everything in our Mother Nature is kept in a state of perfect harmony, is something that we should give thanks every sunset and do everything possible to try to keep it forever.
What do you think, do you meditate on it sometimes?
I leave you today with this self-portrait of last January 2017 of my series realized in the Beach of Vera -Almería-.
On the technical side, say that I only used a neutral gradient three steps filter combined with a four steps ND.
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I found this flower growing along the road today and brought it home to exploit, and photograph where I could control the light.
Lighting: Lit with a Yongnuo manual flash in an 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box positioned at camera left and just out of the frame. The flash and my tripod mounted camera were triggered with a Yongnuo RF-603N.
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Dans la campagne à proximité de Kanker, état du Chhattisgarh, Inde.
Notre adorable chauffeur pour cette région de l'Inde, Dadhu, qui est aussi propriétaire d'une exploitation agricole, s'est montré très intéressé par le système d'irrigation au goutte à goutte pour lequel il a pris des renseignements auprès du contremaitre qui encadrait ces femmes.
Twelfth picture of the series Canes & Mud.
(Just the next day of previous photoshoot, I tryed another time for take longer exposures. For this shot I wanted to guide with the light of dawn on the boat in the foreground)
Magical sunrise in this beautiful place that is the Albufera of Valencia.
The image title is because during the photoshoot, surrounded by all this beauty, calm water, boat, reeds, mud, tranquility, flying birds ... every moment reminded me a lot to the great novel "Cañas y Barro" of the great Valencian writer Vicente Blasco Ibáñez, set in rural Valencia (Albufera) of the early twentieth century, the novel observes and portrays the social reality of the time and place with absolute precision.
Would like to thank this picture to my friend Javier Girbés, which helped me a lot with the location and encouraged me to know this magnificent spot.
On the technical side, say that I only used a neutral gradient three steps filter.
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I’ve exploited the low-light capabilities of the Sony A7s, the naturally diffuse light of sunset, and Topaz Denoise post-processing, to do flashless macro. This is a Large Brown Mantis, Archimantis latistyla, about 8cm long. Centennial Park, Sydney. Sony A7s
Lens: Sony FE 2.8/90mm Macro G OSS, Speed: 1/200, Aperture: f16, ISO: 3200.
A foreground suddenly ablaze by the early rising sun presented me with both an opportunity & a conundrum. Incorporating it whilst avoiding my own shadow required a fair bit of moving around. This, & the necessity of revealing as much of the loch as possible, required a number of attempts from different spots, with this one achieving an acceptable compromise.
I must admit to having a problem with dammed lochs/lakes, that had previously existed in a natural state only to be exploited with no regard for visual & ecological consequences. There are many in the Highlands: Glascarnoch, Monar, Mullardoch, Cluanie, to name but a few. The celebrated views at the southern end of Haweswater, in Lakeland, highlight how most are willing to embrace a certain idea of what represents exceptional scenery. I, personally, find the man-made effects for the best part repulsive. Conversely, & maybe a little surprisingly, incomparable writer & tireless environmentalist, W.H. Murray, proclaimed Quoich, ". . . one of the most splendid water-scapes in the Highlands". My own position is to find it very difficult accepting permanent alterations. Exacting damaging interference to a land we should be preserving - not exploiting for all it's worth - & therefore leaving behind an unforgivable mess for future generations, represents yet another backward step in the "ascent of man" (sic).
"Small farm"
Vallée de Muong Hoa, Sapa (Vietnam)
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"In the middle of the waves"
Corté (Haute-Corse)
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A deposit of copper bearing ore 14km southeast of Duchess at Trekelano was exploited by the Hampden Co for use at its Kuridala smelter. The ore body was one of the richer ones in the Cloncurry area, averaging around 13% copper and lesser amount of silver and gold. Trekelano ore was particularly valuable as a smelting aid.
The deposit was first worked in about 1906 in a small way, mostly for development work, and gradually increased its output of economical volumes by 1915. In time, the mine was equipped with a semi-marine type Babcock & Wilcox boiler, a Walker geared winding engine, Fraser & Chambers compressor, electric light from a 40hp Hornsby gas engine and wood producer, a picking plant, and ore bins. Narrow gauge tramways were used to move the ore to the dumps to the loading state and to fart firewood to the boiler house. Associated facilities were a change room, an engine room, a boiler shed, magazines, offices, stores, and staff quarters. At its peak, the mine employed 60 men. A school and post office were provided from 1918 and these remained viable until 1928.
When the railway was extended from Malbon to Duchess, the company began sending Trekelano ore to Duchess using a traction engine and wagons. This arrangement was not satisfactory in the long term so as soon as the railway was extended from Duchess to Dajarra, the company immediately took steps to lay a connecting tramway. The link was 12.3km in length.
The line was funded and built by the company under the Tramways Act. Engineering specifications were based on QR standards but were more economical in regard to the road bed and ballasting. The company sourced the rails and sleepers from QR and secured them on time payment based on a rebate from a premium placed on every ton carried. The company also paid the line maintenance fees.
Construction commenced on the 10th of September 1917 some 7.5km from Duchess at 553 miles and 21 chains, later known as Juenburra. Accommodation comprised a loop siding on the left from which was laid the branch proper which consisted of a curve to the southeast where another loop was placed on the right. From here the line continued southeast to the mine, which was 130 rail kilometres from Cloncurry.
A passenger service was offered but it was minimally supported because the Trekelano community had a road coach service to Duchess station. The coach departed Duchess at 7am on Monday and Friday for a same day return. Passenger rail journeys were around 200 per year to 1921 and then tailed off to virtually nothing, ceasing altogether soon after.
From 1941 the train day became a Monday and was worked by the Cloncurry-Dajarra-Cloncurry weekly mixed running on a Sunday-Monday overnight rest schedule. Ore loadings had dropped by half at this time to around 3500 tons due to shortages of labour and machinery spare parts. One train a week sufficed. Loadings diminished even further to less then 2000 tons by 1943. The mine closed that year and the train service ceased at this time. A small community remained until the end, and this included several school aged children who were driven to Duchess each day for their education.
The mine owners retired to the coast and after the war put the mine and tramway on the market. There were no takers for the assets as a going concern so the plant was sold for scrap. The rails were purchased by the North Eton Sugar Mill and were removed by 1947. The telephone pole line was dismantled at the same time. The sleepers had no value and were left in situ. The official closure of the tramway is the 14th of May 1947.
The original Trekelano mine produced 220 000 tons of ore over its lifetime to yield 20 000 tons of copper and 3000 oz of gold. In the 1990s the site was gone over by the drivers of Mineral Commodities NL to locate and estimated 400 000 tonnes of 2.2% copper and 0.6 grams/tonne of gold. The deposit was reopened in 2005 by Osborne Mines and worked as a massive pit, this development swallowing the remains of the original mine and tramway. The Trekelano ore was carted to a concentrating plant at Mount Osborne, south of Selwyn, and the treated ore despatched by rail through to Phosphate Hill.
The mine is no longer in use.
Source: Copper in the Curry by Norman Houghton.
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Just returned from a week on the Isle of Skye with Terry (Bingleyman). We had an amazing week, the weather was perfect for photography, this is the first of many captures from the week.
I'll try my best to catch up with all my contacts in the coming weeks.
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Originally a "commissioned" avatar . . . but, although he liked it and did a few "test shots", the client's priorities changed . . . and he decided he didn't want it after all.
I think I did a great job. But . . . c'est la vie.
Green herons are carnivorous, mainly eating fish and invertebrates. They are opportunistic foragers with a broad prey base, depending on the availability of species present. They exploit superabundant food resources, such as breeding frogs. Their invertebrate diet includes: leeches, earthworms, dragonflies, damselflies, waterbugs, grasshoppers, and crayfish. Some of the many fish eaten are: minnows, sunfish, catfish, perch, eels, and, in urban areas, goldfish. Other vertebrates eaten are rodents, lizards, frogs, tadpoles, and snakes.
Their heavy bill enables them to capture large prey. Feeding can take place at any time, day or night. Typically, prey is captured with a darting stroke of the head and neck, lunging the body towards the victim and either grabbing or impaling the prey.
"Freedom"
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The USS Inflict, USS Exploit & USS Fidelity are underway. This was taken from the USS Impervious. A Canon TX camera with 35mm film was used to take this. #USSInflict(MSO-456)
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This flower was soaking up the sun this afternoon on a hillside on our property when I decided to exploit it this afternoon
My wife was the voice activated light stand and held the Yongnuo manual flash in an 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box at camera left and just out of the frame. The flash was triggered with a Yongnuo RF-603N trigger. I used camera settings that let the background go fairly dark so that I would have separation from the background.
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Château de la Belle au bois dormant, Ussé (Indre et Loir)
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4528 ! 20 nouveaux articule viennent de rejoindre le parc du réseau TAG, premier tour de roues sur la ligne C1 pour ces Scania Citywide LFA GNC avant d'être exploite sur la ligne C5.
A protected species now, in Brazil, because it has been excessively exploited for food.
Itamambuca Eco resort - Ubatuba - Brasil
Meeting aérien "Air Legend" 2019 (Melun-Villaroche)
Patrouille de France 2019 - Dassault Alpha Jet
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Originally a "commissioned" avatar I made last year.
He was supposed to look edgy, powerful, successful . . . etc.
Although the client said it was great and took and posted a few "test shots", . . . his priorities then changed and he decided he didn't want it after all.
C'est la vie.
I "reserved" it for a long time . . . but I guess now it is mine to use.
Giustiziata anche KJ1.
Sarebbe troppo bello se il Papa dicesse una parola contro l'abbattimento degli orsi, contro lo sfruttamento degli animali nei circhi, contro gli zoo che li sfruttano, a migliaia di chilometri dal loro habitat naturale....ma quando mai? Tante lodi al Creato (Papa Francesco, Laudato si', 2015) ma nessuna parola mai di pietà nei confronti delle Creature non umane.
Ma si accorgerà che le mancate parole di pietà nei confronti degli animali, porteranno lentamente ma inesorabilmente a far sbiadire come un'ombra la sua voce quando poi parlerà dei diritti umani. Già adesso è così.
Papa Francesco, quale rivoluzione?
KJ1 also executed.
It would be too nice if the Pope said a word against the culling of bears, against the exploitation of animals in circuses, against the zoos that exploit them, thousands of kilometers from their natural habitat.... but when ever? Many praises to Creation (Pope Francis, Laudato si', 2015) but never a word of pity towards non-human Creatures.
But he will realize that the lack of words of mercy towards animals will slowly but surely lead to his voice fading like a shadow when he then talks about human rights. It's already like this now.
Pope Francis, what revolution?
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Exploitation of salt in Colchani on the salar of Uyuni.
That's the biggest desert of salt of the world and one of the most extraordinary places that I have never visited.
"Waterfall"
Les Gorges de la Diozaz, Vallée de Chamonix (Hte Savoie)
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The pit Bindweide is a visitor's mine in Steinbach / Sieg in the administrative district Altenkirchen. The history of this pit decreases to 1837, at that time the claim of the pit field occurred. However, already about 1810 a deep tunnel was attached in the area. In 1852 the mining law were lent, and in 1864 the mining company began work.
Spavin and brown iron ore was extracted before all hematite, besides also. In 1869 the annual support amounted to 7.393 t of ore, in 1880 there were already 26.142 t of brown iron ore and hematite as well as 218 t of spavin iron stone.
Already in 1889 one reached a support of 99.491 tons of hematite and brown iron ore as well as 14.912 t of spavin iron stone. The extraction per month lay with maximum 10,000 tons. All together one promoted 5,123,810 t of iron stone. On the 30th of September, 1931 the company was concluded, but because of the rest stocks of approx. 11 million tons the pit was led as a reserve mine.
Hence, it was possible to alter the pit Bindweide in a visitor's mine. This happened from 1981, in 1986 the visitor's mine was opened. In June, 2006 300,000 visitor's borders was crossed.
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(Étang De Bétineuc
Il y a un siècle, l’étang de Bétineuc était une prairie de 50 hectares . Durant la seconde guerre mondiale, les Allemands en firent un aérodrome de secours. Un aviateur américain y perdit également la vie.
En 1967, on découvre que le sous-sol est sableux, la prairie est vendue et devient une sablière pendant des années. A la fin de son exploitation, le conseil général et la fédération de pêche la rachètent. Le site a été aménagé petit à petit, il est aujourd’hui la base de loisirs de Bétineuc.
La faune et la flore y sont intéressantes. Le marais présente de nombreuse espèces d’oiseaux dont de nombreux canards. La pêche est possible.
Le tour de l’étang est un circuit de randonnée de 3 km accessible aux handicapés. Il a été homologué en mai 2002)