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Hayfield sunrise with long shadows in the mist, High Peak, Derbyshire, England,

  

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"No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path." -Buddha

This is on the road to DeSoto Falls. When we rounded the corner, we had to stop and get some shots. So basically, this is a shot of Anne getting a shot.

captured in the abandoned Grand Hotel Thermal. (2016)

captured in the abandoned Haus 1900. (2016)

captured in the abandoned Castello di G. (2016)

captured in the abandoned Casa Brasileira. (2016)

captured in the abandoned Ampithéâtre du Prelude. (France, 2016)

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Morning sun in the pasture. Taken with an Infrared Camera.

  

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Taken at the Packard plant last month while exploring with Rob, Steve, and Tim (in the photo). There's more on my facebook photo page and my blog!!!

  

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captured in the abandoned Chateau des Singes. (2015)

The Road Home - Edisto Island South Carolina Dirt Road Landscape Charleston SC

 

Morning light under the canopy of live oak trees along Botany Bay Road on Edisto Island, SC. The ACE Basin in South Carolina is one of the largest undeveloped estuaries along the Atlantic Coast of the United States, and the natural beauty of the dense live oak forest dripping in spanish moss in this region is an outdoor photographer's paradise. I've spent the last couple days transferring some older archives to new backup drives and this frame from Botany Bay from a few years ago caught my eye so I figured I'd develop it and upload it. Hope you enjoy this view of the beautiful SC lowcountry y'all!

 

Nikon D700 and 70-200mm f/2.8 VR, single exposure

 

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captured in the abandoned Chateau HiFi. (2015)

captured in the abandoned Grand Hotel Thermal. (2016)

captured in the abandoned Empire Theater. (2015)

Every year around the winter solstice, the sun sets right through the opening of the key hole arch at Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur, Ca. It's pretty neat event, but as it gets closer to the solstice and a weekend, the beach gets pretty crowded. I was fortunate enough to be out there on Tuesday and Thursday. Tuesday had a small handful of friendly photographers. Thursday was a bit more crowded, with people jockeying for position for the straight on shot for the sun setting through the keyhole. I won't be able to head down there this weekend, but I imagine it will be much worse.

 

Lee 10-stop Big Stopper to get me some nice soft water to go with the soft light.

 

112 Pictures for 2012:

#101 - Soft

captured in the abandoned Villa Laura. (2016)

captured at the abandoned Outra Casa. (2016)

captured in the abandoned Effet de Serre caché. (2016)

captured in the abandoned Ford Fairlane. (2015)

captured in the abandoned Xi'An Factory. (2015)

A extraordinary prairie sunset, taken on my way from Banff to Saskatoon.

 

captured in the abandoned Chateau HiFi. (2015)

Beautiful light rays illuminating this stunning piece of history.

My friend and I got up at a silly time that morning and when we arrived, bleary eyed, there were quite a few photographers already snapping away. They waited for the sun to rise but packed up before this little show began! I was there to capture it though ;)

captured in the abandoned Chateau HiFi. (2015)

This was goldenhour over Ilfracombe harbour, North Devon, last night. If you aren't from the UK, the town is noted for having been a Victorian holiday resort made possible by the (then new) train travel. It was blissfully peaceful for a Bank Holiday Weekend when we shot here; that was probably because of the huge storms that hit the area as forecast - lots of sheet and fork lightning, a downpour and tree branch debris littering the roads back to Exmoor!

 

f/13, 19 mm, 1/125th sec at ISO 100 & manual exposure

I messed up the original version so i tried to get as much out of it as i can :-)

 

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Pylons running behind a field of wheat with a glorious sunset beyond. The clouds created wonderful light rays which I can never resist photographing!

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