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Bridging the gap - The bridge carries (B767) Glasgow Road, near Waterfoot over the Earn Water just at the confluence with White Cart Water.
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!
Alpine tarns on the slopes of Mt. Rainier, just below Panhandle Gap. The V-22 in the next photo came over us from just to the right of the peak on the left.
Our Daily Challenge ~ Find the Gap
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Sometimes, I feel as if I was that glass and I was breaking inside. Watching helplessly as these gaps grow at full speed, before I could react, as if an invisible finger was pushing down on me, crushing me slowly, unable to do anything about it.
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Seen along the Winter Trail in the Lehigh Gap area in Pennsylvania.
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Bears Breast on the left, the Dutch Miller Gap in the middle and Little Big Chief on the right. Reflected in the evening light across the pond at Pedro Camp.
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Part of the Llama DMG Album
SU-GAP seen taxiing in Zurich for departure 1999 sadly the aircraft and everyone was sadly lost over the Atlantic soon after the pic was taken ....
The Seven Sisters from Birling Gap, East Sussex.
Photograph made with Mamiya C220 + 80mm lens, using Ilford HP5+. Film rated at 200ASA and developed in Moersch Tanol for 11 minutes @ 24c.
After running to Portland, PT98 gets underwater through the Water Gap for a run back to Scranton but would only make it to Mount Pocono before tying down.
"In truth, to attain to interior peace, one must be willing to pass through the contrary to peace. Such is the teaching of the Sages." - Swami Brahmanada
It was "just another sunrise at 2nd Beach Port St Johns". A few late night party chaps stopped for a while in their car to shoot selfies, two crayfish salesmen walked past, the receding tide crashed medium waves into the rocks where I was and at The Gap; otherwise the beach was empty and still. Nearby, across the road behind me, Amapondo Backpackers / Amapondo IBackpackers was still asleep.
Canon South Africa 6D, 17-40mm, F11, 2.5, ISO 320
At Port St John's South Africa.
Natural HDR via Jimmy Mcintyre LM's
A friend and I took a quick weekend away in upstate NY to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It was a perfect weekend - great food, great company, and of course, some basking in nature. It was like a salve applied to aching muscles. This was a photo taken right by the river. The choppy chunks of white are actually frozen pieces of the river that have been pushed up onto the shores.
“Mind” is not used quite the same way in the United States. For most Americans “the gap” is a retail store. I guess why that is why Americans are so tickled to death about hearing this phrase. I’ve come to realize that words and customs differ so greatly.
Having a keen interest in astro photography I knew that there was going to be International Space Station passes over our region this week so after arranging to meet up with a good friend Mike Ridley we headed up to Sycamore Gap, Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland which we guessed would be a great location to capture its Eastern fly by from a Western Azimuth at 21.49 on Monday night.
We trekked to the tree made famous by the Robin Hood movie and after a comedic scramble through the bog on the Northern side of the wall managed to capture the I.S.S in all its glory! I was amazed at how bright it was even in a full moonlit sky and it really shifts!
Soon after we decided to head back to the tree which meant an even funnier scramble through the same bog which left Mike up to his knees at one point! I thought I was going to have to rescue him with my tripod!
In the past i've took a daytime shot from this exact position so thought i'd try and recreate it at night. The tree looked great lit from the East by the full moon which was very bright!
I gave some additional lighting to the tree with my LED Lenser head torch while Mike lit the path briefly with his LED torch.
After previewing the shot in camera it appeared that as a bonus we had captured an Iridium Flare from a passing satellite but I would like some feedback on this.
Tech Info...
Canon 5D Mk3
Samyang 14mm f2.8
30 seconds
14mm
ISO 800
f5.6
LED Lenser to add additional lighting to the tree.
LED torch to light the foreground which was heavily shadowed.
Other equipment used...
Kirk L Bracket
3 Legged Thing Eric Tripod
Shoot Intervalometer/Shutter Release
Processing Info...
The RAW file was opened in Adobe Camera Raw where I used a lens profile to remove distortion and light Chromatic Aberations from the stars.
Various other slight adjustments were made such as lifting the shadows before I opened in Photoshop CS6.
Finally I removed some light noise in the sky using Topaz Denoise.
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Because I only had one full day in New York I took back to back Hop On Hop Off Buses. Some of the images are not very good as the bus would go over bumps etc,.I have kept them in as memorises of the day. I only got off the bus once so most of the photos were taken as we were travelling along. Sadly I just didn't have time to have a good walk around.
I woke to a lovely sunny day and not too cold with around 16c. As the day went on it clouded over a bit and cooled down. November 7, 2018 USA.
6029 coasts down into a dreary Goulburn during a brief ray of sun as 6S80 from Canberra to Sydney.
Monday 3rd September 2018
Just one of the millions of photos of Sycamore Gap. I was hoping to use my Big Stopper filter to show blurred clouds, but the sky was just a uniform grey.
Taken early morning on a very overcast flat day.
Thought Id try some long long exposures. This one was 10 minutes.
Little boring hanging around for 10 minutes for each shot, but I do like the super smooth effect it gives so I think its worth it.
Small tip - if you think your 5DMKIII is resistant to rain....think again, its not! Got home after this shoot with a wet non working camera. After a bit of drying with the hair dryer and leaving it in a warm room for the day it luckily seems okay. Bit scary though!
Emily Gap is located in the East McDonnell Ranges in the Northern territory, Australia
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