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CSX 3110 and 5410 lead Q409 off Iona Island, viewed from the South Ledges at the base of Dunderberg Mountain.
Crackington is a small bay in Cornwall the tide was on the ebb unfortunately still managed to fill my wellies with sea water.
The rising tide comes in quickly best to take this shot on the ebb.
Fine-grained bedrock, near terminus of Franz Josef Glacier, New Zealand. This glacier undergoes rapid advances and retreats; it's currently retreating rapidly. It's not clear when it last covered this rock, but it did a fine job of smoothing it off whenever that was.
I had some very good news at the end of last week - this image was Commended by the judges in the Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year Competition 2011 and will appear in the book and also in the exhibition that runs at the National Theatre on the South Bank from 5th December 2011 until 28th January 2012. It is the first time I have entered this competition, or any competition to be honest, and also it was a very last minute decision to put anything in - and by that I mean that there was literally hours to go to the deadline when I decided to quickly dig through my pictures to find something. So I'm really pleased.
The shot was taken at the end of a walk (of course) and I got lucky because the tide was just right, as was the light although the clouds could have been kinder ;-).
Zeiss 35-70 f/3.4 - 30 sec @ f/16 with a Lee 0.6 hard grad
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As usual, I think it is better viewed on black.
Managed to get out last weekend with the camera for the first time in a few weeks, so headed for the coast.
After seeing this cracker from Graham Stirling - www.flickr.com/photos/grahamstirling/5264349880/in/contacts/, I was keen to checkout the area it was taken. I've shot down at Torness loads of times, but always near the Power Station itself rather than further along the coast.
Sure enough there are some great rock ledges exposed at lower tides, plus a superb rock that pokes out the water at low tide and looks like a shark's fin! Hopefully head back this weekend to try shooting that with the zoom.
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A favourite spot of mine, out on the ledges at Whitburn, behind Souter lighthouse.
In the grand company of Alan & Ian, we had a perfect viewpoint to watch the sunset colours change across the sky.
Exif data....
CameraCanon EOS 5D Mark II
Exposure 4.0
Aperture f/16.0
Focal Length17 mm
ISO Speed 50
Lee 0.9GNDH & 0.6GNDS & 0.3NDS Filters
© 2012 Michael Ridley
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Catch the sun at the right time, and ledges on the beach light up beautifully.
Another image from Black Nore lighthouse in Portishead.
Heading up to Northumberland this weekend and hope to get out on a shoot or two. Soooo looking forward to it.
I see that LR 4.1 has been released but disappointed to hear that the upload problem with Flickr has not been fixed.
Nichols Ledge, Vermont. A short but steep hike leads to a dramatic cliffside view of prime fall color of Vermont.
After a day of shooting trains on the CN a few miles south, it was somewhat bewildering to find an SD75I leading Q335 with a CEFX SD40M-2 tucked behind it. The yard at Grand Ledge was full of stored cars at that time, mostly former Conrail boxcars awaiting eventual scrapping.
I am testing my wife new point and shoot Camera. Works pretty good to me.
Ledge Light lighthouse at the mouth of the Thames River, Southeastern, Connecticut
More than the required amount of "flare."
Taken using a Flyer 6x6 pinhole camera. The film is Kodak Plus-X 125, which expired in 2009. Developed in D-76 1:1.
© 2009 Steve Kelley
view from 30th street and 7th avenue in New York City (NYC) looking south towards Chelsea and Jersey City. was trying to do a ledge theme however in the previous shot "fetish" it clearly takes away from the image. once i post something though and there are comments I don't change the image. i find the feedback very helpful.
HDR (5 exposures) processed with Photomatix
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A nice bird on a ledge, with a landscape as background. Contributed by Albert van Gent.
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Rising morning sun highlighting a small frosted rock ledge in the shadows of Hay Bluff. The large hill across the valley is Twmpa.
A favorite place for rock climbers this wall goes straight up for 700' and then curves at the top. Multiple people have died trying to climb this ledge.
I found that as soon as I drove into the Valley of Fire, I was out of the vehicle with my head spinning around, oblivious to where I was walking, looking for my next shot.