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Just took my second visit to Spruce Flat Falls in the Tremont area of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. A really beautiful waterfall luckily photographed in nearly perfect conditions. I only had to deal with some light breeze created by the waterfall itself.
The hike is about 2.2 miles roundtrip and is of moderate difficulty.
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Looking across to the Southwark side of Blackfriars from The Embankment in The City during the blue hour, just after the sun had set. The 'Vase' apartment building (No 1 Blackfriars) dominates the skyline here although it appears to have a smaller sibling being constructed adjacently.
The Northern Pacific Office Building is a three-story historic office building in Tacoma, Washington that served as the headquarters of the Northern Pacific Railway's Tacoma division. Built in 1888, the brick, stucco, stone and cast iron structure stands on a high bluff overlooking the Commencement Bay harbor and extensive railroad switching yards that fan out across the tide flats below at the mouth of the Puyallup River where it flows into Puget Sound.
This was meant to be just a recce as I favour a good sunset (ok we don't seem to get those atm) but the walk from where you park the car is longer then I expected especially when I've been suffering from a bit of a Lyme flare up this week. However for me poppies are enough of a motivation to shake off any aches and pains!!
The light and shadows I think were enough for me to come away with a couple of shots that weren't completely flat but I do favour that golden light
I hope to return before they go over! And summer where are you?
Another from the way-way back machine of my archives, this image harkens back to my film days sometime in the late 90's, digitized a few years back. Original image was shot with an Olympus OM-1 and a Tamrom 90mm ƒ2.8 Adaptall mount.
A view of Ottawa from the Canadian War Museum located in the LeBreton Flats in the City of Ottawa Ontario Canada
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Early morning drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Flat Rock Ridge is short hike up to a flat granite knob overlooking Linville, NC and Grandfather Mtn. (the peak to the far right)
Another Light Trail shot from my last morning in NYC, this time of the Flat Iron Building, again using the Live Composite mode. This trip was the first time I had used this particular mode, despite having had the camera for over 18 months. It’s great for these types of shots as it takes the guess work out as you can see the image build up on the screen and just close the shutter when you’re satisfied 😀
I had hoped for a clearer sky in order to get some colour as the sun came up. Unfortunately it it was just leaden skies which then turned to rain, which was nice (not).
Olympus em1 mk2
Panasonic-Leica 8-18
Flat White drifting up the Derwent River towards the finish line of the Sydney to Hobart yacht race. After all the storms at the beginning of the race journey I wonder if this almost complete state of stillness is welcommed or considered a burdon. I was standing by the shoreline for a while and they were moving slowly in the right direction. I imagine they will probably finish late tonight.
Scanned Kallitype print
Digital negative
Hahnemühle Platinum Rag 8x10" exposed for 2,5 min in UV-box, developed in Sodium Citrate, cleared in Citric Acid and fixed in Hypo.
Testing adjustments of the curve to avoid burned out highlights. Resulted in decreased contrast...
But good detail and pleasing tone with this "sepia-developer" :-)
Untoned
White PS border
Bull Creek Flats, Avenue of the Giants, Humboldt Redwoods State Park, CA, October, 2024. We accessed this from a spur off the Rockefeller Forest loop.
The Flatiron Building at the south corner of Madison Square, where Broadway intersects 5th Avenue, is one of the best known skyscrapers of New York City and certainly belongs to the list of most photographed buildings in the world. Completed in 1902 it was designated a New York City landmark in 1966. Today, it is an office building, but there are plans to turn it into a luxury hotel.
In this scene I like the arrangement of the taxicabs, giving depth to the image. The dark-blue of the sky (thanks to Photoshop!) is intended to provide an agreeable contrast to the yellow of the cabs.
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