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Morning everyone & happy weekend! =O)

Started the day full of colors, ending it devoid of any.

 

View On Black

 

Long exposure shot (5 mins 1 sec) with added grains .

 

Livin' easy

Lovin' free

Season ticket on a one way ride

Askin' nothin'

Leave me be

Takin' everythin' in my stride

Don't need reason

Don't need rhyme

Ain't nothin' that I'd rather do

Goin' down

Party time

My friends are gonna be there too

I'm on the highway to hell

Greene County (GA) Copyright 2021 D. Nelson

 

Yes, we are still here, but mostly staying in town and not much photo action except for phone photos. This one was taken on our way back from the coast, the first trip in 18 months.

'Cause we're hot like hell

Does it burn when I'm not there?

When you're by yourself

Am I the answer to your prayers

I'm giving you the pleasure of heaven

And I'll give it to you

Hotter than hell

Hotter than hell

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEOyePhElr4

Actually, beneath the Newcomen Engine at the Black Country Living Museum.

I cancelli dell'inferno

Tomb Raider - Downsampled from 5400x7200 • SweetFX by Natty Dread • Jim2Point0's CT - Freecam, custom FOV

And I thought Halloween was over with. But this Christmas day Urbex drive-by was a great-looking Detroit view present find on Grand River Ave.

Detroit, Michigan

 

illuminated tube

 

Tonight in my town of Saint Charles, a strong storm hit. Read more on my blog.

 

Nikon D90, 18mm f/22, 2 minute exposure.

 

Explore February 28, 2010

Dodge charger Hellcat.

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With our somewhat on-the-fly decision making for shots on the day of the T1 chase, there were a few that were absolute must-haves. One of them was down by Lake Hauto.

 

It turns out, if you park up in a gravel lot by the main road, you can really leg it downhill towards the waterfront, which is actually the site of a dam - though the power plant portion itself has been largely demolished. Still, the site is easily accessible to those willing - and boy, is it a hell of a place to catch the train.

 

Lake Hauto sits at a sort of bowl, with the mountains creating the walls, and more importantly, creating the perfect location for sound to bounce back and forth. Perhaps it's a controversial opinion, but the T1s normal whistle doesn't interest me much at all, but I love that hooter whistle it wears. Oh, the sound it makes reverberating between the hillsides and across the calm water... To die for. Simply stunning.

 

The tracks down by the water are in need of some work, so trackspeed is relatively slow, which gave us a wonderful view of the T1s arrival to Nesquehoning, and shortly thereafter, Jim Thorpe.

 

Okay, one downside to this location: getting back up. It sure does take a minute, and you won't be getting ahead until after it arrives at Jim Thorpe. However, upon arrival, it doesn't sit still immediately...

Ein Spaziergang um den Alexanderplatz nach der Arbeit.

Antelope Canyon is a photographer's heaven, and a photographer's hell.

 

This slot canyon in northern Arizona is breath taking. The mid-day light streams down into the narrow canyon creating magnificent beams that move across the walls and floor as the day progresses. This is a must see for anyone interested in photography, and general natural beauty.

 

HOWEVER, this place is the worst. The Navajo nation is doing a horrible job of limiting the number of people allowed to enter this 1/4 mile long canyon. During the last 30 minutes of my tour, there must have been over 100 people in the canyon. And trying to take photos without people walking through your multiple long exposures for HDR is difficult and frustrating. Photo tours are offered, and the guides try to keep people out of other people's shots, but it doesn't always work out. Additionally, the place is extremely dusty, it is what creates the beams anyways... I heard some stories of people ruining expensive gear from the fine grained sand and dust floating around. I completely enclosed my Canon in plastic, used a remote shutter release (the handy Promote Control) and only the end of the lens was sticking out, which had my UV filter on it (although not needed here) to protect the glass. I was not about to ruin my brand new lens or camera. So even though it looked ridiculous, my gear still works. Long story short: I have seen it once; I will probably never return.

 

So far, and I have not even looked at all my 200 shots from the canyon yet, this one is my favorite. It also took 8 hours to process and I had to break up the time over about 8 days. Why? There was a person in the other room of the canyon, who moved into my shot, and their body lit up and their shoes reflected some light which completely blew out. So, I spent 7 of those hours essentially rebuilding the bottom quarter of the light beam. There was also a bunch of color fringing. I think I created over 175 layers in Photoshop. Although I personally do not think this shot is perfect (especially at the pixel level), since there is still some issues from the person in the background, I don't think I have the energy to try anymore...

 

This is a 5 shot HDR at 1EV spacing.

"So, you like donuts, eh?"

Christmas pressie for my girlfriend <3 Hope she doesn't see this on Flickr..

I explored this canyon a little recently and look forward to visiting it again next spring to see what reptiles I might be able to turn up here.

Knwolton Church and Neolithic Earthworks

 

The most Haunted Place in Dorset has a history of Black Death and its energies the most disturbing I have come across.

 

It is said that the Devil stole the bell.

 

"Knowlton bell is stole

And thrown into the White Mill hole

Where all the devils in hell

Could never pull up Knowlton Bell"

 

I wont be going back soon

  

The heating of an old fashioned bread oven. It's nice how a camera still can reveal shapes normally lost in motion.

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Bumpass Hell, which is a hydrothermally altered geothermal area that is in Lassen Volcanic National Park, and has hot springs, fumaroles, and boiling mud pots.

Apparently this is a vision of Buddhist Hell. It is the most animated sim I've visited yet. I wonder if it's intentional irony since in Buddhist meditation one sits so still.

 

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© Cycling Trivialities | Gillian Villa

 

film. disposable waterproof camera

 

I miss this.

 

P.S. World Cup 2010 starts tomorrow!!!!!! \o/

  

EXPLORED! #479 on June 10!

"Heaven and hell"

16mm, f2.8, ISO 1600, 30 segundos y 3200k

Un foco Yongnuo yn300II para contra, un foco Yongnuo YN160III lateral desde la derecha para la capilla y linterna cálida desde la izquierda para borrar sombras.

Más en www.lightbrothers.es/2017/01/visita-asturias.html

 

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I'm hell on heels

Say what you will

I've done made the devil a deal

He made me pretty

He made me smart

And I'm going to break me a million hearts

I'm hell on heels, baby I'm comin' for you

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOKtbJfNLFk

Bso

escaleras na última planta da ampliación de Jean Nouvel

en negro mellor

Lucy (Dal Hello Little Girl) with

ice tea ^^3-\=/

War das erste mal in der Teufelsschlucht bei Trier und war wirklich sehr beeindruckt über die vielfältige Schönheit. Da die Kinder dabei waren bin ich zeitlich etwas eingeschränkt gewesen was Fotografie angeht, an solchen Orten könnte ich Tage verbringen um immer wieder neues zu entdecken.

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