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Found another scenic photo taken by my wife in Washington State last year. Believe it or not, I have not gone out of my house for the past few days.
this is an old photo. i foundd it in my hard disk cuz im searching for the old photos of mine. trying my new lightroom presets which are absolutely fantastic :D
"Come on, baby, love me till the sun shines"
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DREI is doubling up the Terre Haute train on the Egyptian line using the connection track with the Decatur line in Paris, IL. A perfectly sunny day, fresh clean paint scheme, and an eastbound in the morning were enough to break my 1-year photography drought. Thanks to CT for previous posts discussing operations for this train.
Nochmal Wärme tanken vor der Dunkelheit. Warming up before the night.
Shot with the Canon FD 50mm f3.5 macro SSC, aperture 5.6
A SD60M and an original SD70M power the daily Atlanta - Detroit #288 north past Bridge on the Atlanta Terminal.
The other night offered a spectacular sunset. It was quite cloudy and dull in the evening. Until the sun appeared under the clouds, between the mountains that surround Laka Wakatipu. It created a nice glow that reached towards Queenstown.
Normally, IR shots like this create awful flares. This time however, I really like the freak flares that appeared.
On Explore February 2, 2012, highest at #10.
Looking through some old photos and came across this Royal Navy Westland Lynx deploying flares at Yeovilton Air Day 2015.
A quartet of SD45 carbodied BP SD40s lead a loaded coal train out of Buffalo destined for Baltimore.
Sometimes it's nice to push the envelope little. Normally, you wouldn't take photos looking directly into the source of light. Instead of fighting the harsh light, why not use it to get some deliberate lens flares and long shadows.
**Explore: June 2, 2014
Taken through my Solar Telescope- (Coronado Solar Max 60 II). The high flares in the 2 o'clock position extend about 72,000 miles out into space which would be the same height as 9 Earths stacked on top each other.
One of two of the Susie Q SD45s lead the southbound CLX along the Jamesville Reservoir as fall color peaks in the central New York area.
I just realized I never uploaded any photos from my time in Spain last summer.
So I'll do that now, once a day or once every two days until I run out (shouldn't take too long ha).
Self portrait in our gorgeous window in my favorite dress.
Clover & Lens Flares - Photo by Larry Brown
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