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Gap Theater in the rain - Wind Gap, PA - Fujicolor Superia X-tra 400 - scanned on Epson V600 - Canon EOS Rebel G.
The Gap
My first post on here for a long while, will have to make more of an effort.
Just back from a quick visit up Scotland to the wonderful Glencoe. The night before We left I had to make a plan to be at a location for sunrise, not too far away though so We were not getting up at stupid o'clock to get there. Anyway I decided on Sycamore Gap, which is on the way and is only just over an hours journey. Checked the weather...not bad, checked the sun angle using LighTrac on My Ipad...spot on, the sun will light up the hills as it rises. Even picked My spot using Google Street View. Now all that sounds perfect but You never really know how the conditions will be and change until You are there, at the time. Thankfully the planning paid off, the weather was good, the sun came up and lit the hills as I had hoped and the spot I picked was really ideal. Planning paid off....this time. Hope You Enjoy it, and please keep checking back as I have a few nice shots from Scotland to share with You all. Thanks!
Pitillos Gap 1969 real straight, azul bien oscuro, BELLOS, prácticamente nuevos, lamentablemente me quedan chicos T_T o no los venderÃa jamás! Son 24/00r (acá pueden ver el tallaje de gap www.gap.com/browse/sizeChart.do?cid=49373) es como un 36... no creo que den para 38!
12, a menos que siga adelgazando y me queden :)
Parowan Gap
Iron County
Utah
August 2023
The Parowan Gap is a remarkable geological feature located in southwestern Utah. This unique gap, formed by the eroding forces of wind and water over millions of years, boasts a captivating collection of natural rock art and petroglyphs etched into its towering red sandstone cliffs. These ancient petroglyphs, created by Native American tribes, provide a fascinating glimpse into the spiritual and cultural heritage of the region's indigenous peoples. The Parowan Gap has long been a place of cultural significance and is recognized for its celestial alignment with the summer and winter solstices, emphasizing its importance as an astronomical observatory for ancient civilizations. Today, it continues to be a destination for those interested in archaeology, geology, and the preservation of Native American history.
Als die "Wehrhahnlinie" (niederflurige U-Bahn-Strecke in Düsseldorf) noch nicht in Betrieb war, rollt NF6 Nr. 2141 der Rheinbahn über den Graf-Adolf-Platz (GAP) in der südlichen City. Abweichend von der Standardlackierung hat der der Wagen einen schwarzen "Kühlergrill" und eine ebenso lackierte Stoßschürze.
A different view of Sycamore Gap showing the ups and downs of Hadrians Wall. I'm not sure what the small circular structure is for and who built it.
Its been a long while since I have shot this waterfall. Its very very rain dependant and we got enough rain to make a waterfall.
Our Daily Challenge ~ Find the Gap
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Series of five including two videos. Monday it was very windy and very little was flying. The sea was nearly on hightide and starting to wash the bottom on the cliffs at Birling Gap. One pic shows a recent cliff fall which has led to the National Trust cafe being closed. They intend to move it further inland. Erosion has taken many buildings in this particular area and does not intend to stop any time soon!
Went out on Wednesday night as it was the first clear skies we've had in ages. Parked up at Steel Rigg and walked the mile or so to Sycamore Gap in the dark and through the gloopiest mud I've come across in a long time. When I got there, some other mad bugger was already there and had been for an hour or so - taking a timelapse. Good god he must have been cold!
As it was, my timing was perfect for the shot I was after with the milky way rising over the tree.
Technical information for those who want to learn this stuff.
Stars were done with a 19s exposure at f2.0 ISO 5000. I find that 19s is about as long as I'm willing to risk it before stars start to blur, even though the 500 rule would suggest I could get away with about 25s.
Foreground was done with a 3 minute exposure, f2.0 ISO5000. Should have turned long exposure NR on, as it had tons of hot pixels which needed cloning out!
Loaded into photoshop and used the quick mask tool to select the foreground and blend the two.
Sony A6000 / Samyang 12mm f2.0
1910 Replica 1/2 KW Synchronous rotary gap transmitter. This image was 'Photo of the year' in QST magazine, and used in the 2011 ARRL annual calendar. I retain copyright. Blow the image up and view the rear electrode. It is firing at 1800 arcs per minute. Current in the arc is approximately 1,000 amps.