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6029 coasts down into a dreary Goulburn during a brief ray of sun as 6S80 from Canberra to Sydney.
Monday 3rd September 2018
The Newfound Gap Overlook is just a short distance from the Morton Overlook I posted my previous sunset shots from. We got a few shots in here and were planning to shoot stars but the park rangers decided to close down the mountain because of snow and ice and we had to leave. I can't believe they actually closed outside... bummer.
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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!
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.
Emily Gap is located in the East McDonnell Ranges in the Northern territory, Australia
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"Mind the gap" (in inglese Attenzione al vuoto) è una frase resa popolare dall'uso nella Metropolitana di Londra. Fu introdotta nel 1969 per avvertire i passeggeri dello spazio che si viene creare in alcune stazioni tra la banchina e la porta del treno. La frase è diventata tanto nota da essere spesso stampata anche su souvenir e gadget turistici londinesi.
Newfound Gap (el. 5048 ft./1539 m.) is a mountain pass located near the center of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park of the southern Appalachian Mountains in the United States of America. --Source Wikipedia
Once a homestead, this frame house is one of what used to be many homes in what is now Land Between Lakes National Recreation Area. I shot this a couple of weeks ago (10-21-2018) during an abbreviated trip to LBL. I'm not sure of its history or why it was not torn down or moved like so many of the other homes in LBL, for it was simply fenced off (the fence has also seen better days, in fact, for there are now large gaps and it's obvious the homestead has been used as a gathering site for more than a few over the years), probably by TVA to limit potential liability. It's easily found not far east of the Great Western iron furnace site on Road 204's north side.
Enjoying the last moments of the sunset before it vanishes behind the clouds.
Taken at Birling Gap on the Canon 5D Mark 3 using the Zomei 1000 ND filter.
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With my beautiful Goth girlfriend Shannon in Key West Florida. Our 25 year age gap made no difference to our fun & loving
relationship. It was my experience when living in the USA that younger American women preferred more mature men
'Earl of Mount Edgcumbe' accelerates away into the night after a brief stop at Chesterfield with the returning "Christmas White Rose".
Ive been out of Ireland now for almost 11 years. My home town, Dublin has changed and changed again and is entering into a modern maturity. It's quite a fascinating place, more so then I ever remember it before.
Gap Crazy Stripe
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The Gap of Dunloe on a frosty morning. Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland. Can't wait to go back there again. =) via 500px ift.tt/2fWr2YU
Broad Run, VA
One of my favorite old trees. Legend has it that on August 28, 1862, Robert E. Lee and James Longstreet stood under this tree while overlooking the battle taking place in the gap. The Confederates were moving eastward to join Jackson at Manassas, but found the gap held by Union forces. They forced the gap, after some fighting, and moved on toward the Battle of Second Manassas.
www.civilwar.org/battlefields/thoroughfaregap.html
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