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Still sporting it's Hiawatha scheme,the 192 west,leads a mixed freight through Oconomowoc at Silver Lake St.
Oconomowoc WI Spring 1987
The light begins to fade as 66560 heads past Duffryn with an engineer's train back in September 2017.
Fading Autumn Color. Eastern Sierra Nevada, California. October 11, 1013. © Copyright 2013 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Eastern Sierra aspen trees near Conway Summit transition from full color to bare trunks
As I've worked on a project recently, I have been going through virtually almost all of my photographs of Sierra Nevada fall color, and along the way I have rediscovered photographs that I had forgotten or, in some cases, never really looked at seriously before. I know many photographers who have this same experience of wondering why they missed certain images when they made them, and then only "found" them much later when revisiting their archives. (I have some theories about how and why this happens, but I'll save them for another time.)
There are some bands of aspens running up a narrow valley in this area of the eastern Sierra. I had seen them many times before but either they were not in the right condition, in poor light (their location makes light challenging), or I was unable to stop. On this particular visit I managed to find a place from which to view them, and the trees were at that wonderful stage when some leaves are in peak color but others have fallen, and the beautiful white trunks become more visible.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist whose subjects include the Pacific coast, redwood forests, central California oak/grasslands, the Sierra Nevada, California deserts, urban landscapes, night photography, and more.
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It was exactly two years ago today that I ventured back into photography of abandoned buildings. This Second Empire beauty was my inspiration. Have yet to find a house with a mood and atmosphere as chilling as this one, but I keep searching. This house was demolished less than two months after my visit.
Daily Dog Challenge: Dreamer
Kahn & my T-shirt from 28th August 2013.
We were in Washington for the 50th Anniversary of the Martin Luther King Jn. 'I have a Dream' March on D.C.
Kahn wasn't quite born then :)
Texture by Sarah Gardner.
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Something a little different here as a Cardiff-bound combo of a Pacer and Super Sprinter are seen at Energlyn & Churchill Park station, on a wet and grey day. The remaining daylight is fading and the dark evening is minutes away. The station lamps have yet to come on though.
Operator: Transport for Wales
Vehicle: Super Sprinter
Class No.: 153 322
Location: Energlyn & Churchill Park railway station
Date: November 20, 2020
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This little dried hydrangea head was blowing about this morning on the drive where my parents live and I thought, that's going to be my 365 picture today. But, what to with it! Lots of ideas, but couldn't figure out how to do them.
In the end I just stuck it in a vase up with a white mount board propped up behind, gold reflector to the right, window light to the left but blocked off a bit. In photoshop a bit of levels, a Kim Klassen texture and a gradient map to even out the colours and dull them down. So I've had a play, now to get on with some household chores :)
This is also for #32 "Dried Out" of the 365 Don't Stop Me Now Treasure Hunt.
The South Shore bilevels disappear around the curve and down the hill on 11th St. in Michigan City as the sun fades.
It's hard to believe that this shot was taken less than 4 months ago, but it was. Summer faded into fall, which then turned to winter.
For those of you in cold weather climates like me, I hope this reminds you that summer in the Northern Hemisphere is now less than 6 months away!
Watching the last light of day on the red rock below. Shadows playing across the textures and contours as the light fades.
Detail of Spanish revival home built in the 1920s by James Madison Chiles for his family. He was the residential developer of the town of Kenilworth, which, in 1929, was annexed to Asheville. Kenilworth is a lovely pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with homes that vary from small Arts and Crafts cottages to significant estates, like this one, which clearly is in need of a lot of TLC.
"This above all: to thine own self be true"
-shakespeare
Sometimes looking at something a different way can change everything. That and harsh, midday light really stinks for photography. So I came up with this while waiting around for a sunset one afternoon in Daphne, Alabama.
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A sunset reflected out over Lake Michigan on an August evening in Milwaukee, WI
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