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Wicklow View - Sally Gap - Co. Wicklow - Ireland
The view onto Sally Gap in county Wicklow, Ireland, early morning in April 2004. Yellow filter used.
Hasselblad, Ilford Pan F Plus (ISO 50) film, developed in Rodinal, printed on Ilford Multigrade FB paper.
Starting from black and white medium format negative that I printed in my darkroom, some dodging and burning applied. I then scanned the resulting black and white print. No Photoshop applied. Basically, traditional old-fashioned black and white photograph.
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The Kootenay Highway passing through Parson's Gap and Sinclair Canyon, Kootenay National Park, British Columbia.
Sunrise right in the gap or notch of the Coburg Hills, near Eugene, Oregon just a few mornings ago.
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"If you are tempted to criticize the size, resolution or quality of this image ~ please don't ~ I used a Sony Mavica Digital (sub-megapixel) camera, which was State of the Art in 1999 ~ Digital Cameras have since come a long way"
"The Gap" at Watsons Bay in Sydney is a dramatic coastal cliff with sheer sandstone faces that drop steeply into the Tasman Sea - it's near the entrance to Sydney Harbour. The area offers breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean, Sydney Harbour, and the distant city skyline. The cliffs are surrounded by a rugged landscape of coastal heath and are popular for walking trails and scenic lookouts. Unfortunately, "The Gap" has also been historically associated with tragic events, leading to the installation of safety measures such as fencing and emergency telephones. Despite this, it remains a significant and popular tourist destination for its natural beauty and stunning vistas.
Route Napoléon [N85] 29/06/2015 17h03
Along the N85 driving North from Gap to Corps and La Mure on starboard the real beginnging of the French Alpes with among them the Mont Pelvoux (3946 m).
Roadtrip [8] 29/06/2015
On my birthday the plan was to drive the Route Napoleon from Saint-Vallier-de-Thiey to Grenoble. The planning was 320 kilometers and a 6 hour drive. We started late this day and we had to go back to Grasse to find a gas station. About one hour and 29 kilometers extra was the result. We followed the Route Napoléon (former N85) via Castellane, Digne les Bains (McLunch), Sisteron, Gap, the Col Bayard (+1248 m), Corps, La Mure, Prairie de la Rencontre and we ended up in the center of Grenoble at a Best Western hotel. The highest temperature we experienced near Digne (+34° C).
In total we have driven 329 kilometers, all driven by Stewart. We arrived at Grenoble at 19h30 which means the average speed was quite low today. Leaving at 10h36, arrived at 19h30 means an average speed of only 37 km/h. Including photostops, lunch, rest and gas. The visit to the city of Grenoble was postponed to the next day.
This is a portion of the small fall at Bains Gap just before the larger falls. Please view on black by hitting "L".
Seen in the Lehigh Gap area of the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania.
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Fort William Downhill World Cup 2023.
What amazed me about this was how slow the entrance was for the gap, but the run out was so steep you really wouldn't want to overshoot...
The Kangarutha Track runs up over the bluffs and down into the coves for nine kilometres along the Pacific coastline through the Bournda National Park. It is rated at a Grade 4/6 difficulty by WildWalks, but the views make it worth the effort!
The lookout at the dramatic Wallagoot Gap marks the endpoint of our walk.
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EXPLORE: Highest position: 374 on Thursday, August 27, 2009
This is the view northwards past the Black Valley to the Gap of Dunloe, County Kerry. Purple Mountain (An Sliabh Corcra, 832m) is in the centre.
Shot taken from Moll's Gap.
Birling Gap, near Eastbourne in East Sussex, are part of the world famous Seven Sisters chalk cliffs, one of the longest stretches of undeveloped coastline on the south coast. This view shows the cliffs looking west towards the seven sisters.
Located just 10 km east of Alice Springs, Emily and Jessie Gaps in the Heavitree Range, are easily accessible for those exploring the magnificent East MacDonnell Ranges.
With many places in the landscape associated with the same dreamtime story, and together forming a ‘dreaming trail’, Emily and Jessie Gaps are associated with the ‘Caterpillar Dreaming’ of the Central Arrernte Aboriginal people.
With its gorge scenery and art site Emily Gap is probably the most significant, as this is where the caterpillar beings of Mparntwe (Alice Springs) originated. These caterpillars formed Emily Gap and many of the topographic features around Alice Springs, then radiated out to the edge of the Simpsons Desert. (www.ausemade.com.au)
It looked as if yesterday's sunset was going to be pretty spectacular, so I wandered off to Sandy Gap on Walney to bag a few shots; it didn't turn out to be as majestic as I'd hoped, but I snapped away regardless - this is arguably the best of a fairly average bunch - enjoy anyway!
Today is the Teacher's Day in India. To all my friends who are connected with teaching, I send my best wishes.
MIND THE GAP.
An interactive data game that lets you explore the progress and pitfalls of girls’ and women’s education around the world. “learn more”.
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The new Indian census(2011), which put the population at 1.2 billion, has revealed an alarming trend. Rising incomes only seem to accelerate gendercide – the evocative term for the selective abortion of girl foetuses. There were 945 girls per 1,000 boys in the 1991 census, 927 in 2001 and now 914. It's now a crisis and we need to move beyond just acknowledging the issue.The PC & PNDT Act 1994 prohibits any form of sex-determination practise and sex-selective abortion.
According to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) of India; 89,546 cases of cruelty by husband and relatives; 21,397 cases of rape; 11,009 cases of sexual harassment and 5,650 cases of dowry harassment were reported in India during the year 2009.
Source: National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) India, 2009
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Photo: Firoz Ahmad Firoz
A former First Leeds B9TL/Wright Gemini 36230 BD12TBY is captured working for its home depot of Bath whilst in Paulton.
Canon A1 15mm f/2.8 Fuji 400H on camera 199A speedlite Walgreen's processed/ scanned.
Opened the camera back without rewinding film by accident.
Joshua Boothby Civic Center Library Gap San Francisco California 2010
WEEK 36 – Tanger Outlets (II)
Aha, here's a non-corridor shot! This is looking from the same vantage point as the previous photo, just turned about three-quarters of the way to the right. Banana Republic, which was on my right in the last photo, is now on the left, with sister store Gap Factory on the right of this shot. Like Rack Room Shoes, Gap FactoryStore also has another location along Airways Boulevard, although its is at South Lake Centre instead of Southaven Towne Center. Also like Rack Room, both have stayed open!
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Today's Exciting story and sketch "by me" we travel to visit Darien Gofish at his Choco Moon Pie Emporium in the
Steamy Jungle location he named after himself the "Darien Gap", a very big area of undeveloped miserable swampland,
and rain forest, that many of our Rod Blog readers may never have, or cared to read about, or see sketches of,
but for those of you who are interested in expanding your knowledge of the world, or it's alien inhabitants, or you
who are just so bored with life, and read this instead of going sideways, or those who come back to this drivel every day
to get a possible chuckle, remember that is why we are here, only to help you understand the lighter side of life,
and bits of History, small bits but important. It is all about you our reader, (oh that was hard to type without getting
teared up). Anyway back a thousand years or so ago, when Darien was in a low orbit around this area near present day
Panama, and was experiencing a gravity problem in his orbiter, the problem was the gravity was pulling the craft to the
jungle surface at about a hundred and twenty miles an hour (more useful information here) exactly falling at thirty two
feet per second. Which for Darian was a bit scary having never fallen to Earth, but at the last seconds of a sure to be
a very bad landing, Darien hit the "STFCB" Slow The Fatal Crash Button, and gently settled on the jungle floor. which was
a good thing, except he knew he would be here possibly forever, in a steamy jungle, now knowing he should have brought a
girlfriend, he would have brought Mary Kagler, his steady girlfriend, but she had booked a bunch of cosmetic parties,
and could not leave her customers without her famous shades of grey makeup, for any extended period of time.
But the happy part of this tale is that within a couple of days, Darian had located plenty of yummy things to
make moon pies, like banana's, and assorted other yummy fruits, and was the first Gofish to discover the Coco plant
used to make the dark chocolate moon pie coating, but more about that at another time. But after a few more
days, a young beautiful dark tanned native girl (named Darla, which in her native language, translates as girl
with a dark tan), she smelled the wonderful aroma of the pies and the banging of Darien building the Moon Pie Emporium,
they introduced themselves to each other, with a kind of telepathic and rude sign language and became very close, and soon
they became partners at the emporium. Their are many young Darla and Darien offspring running through the jungle, many
have become entertainers to the tourists who visit, some musicians, coconut jugglers and a few Mimes. (have I ever
mentioned in the blog, how much I dislike mimes, well more on that at another time). For now Taa ta the Rod Blog
Has anyone ever thought how dreadful a mime would be if they spoke.
This long gap or crevice in the ice was about 2 feet deep. It was about the length of a football field and divided the shore from the resevoir. A fascinating incident in nature it makes me think of the danger below.
8103 and 48130 roll through Gap with a loaded grain train heading for Werris Creek Sub Terminal.
2018-05-29 Pacific National 8103-48130 Gap 5536N