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Sometimes, you just get lucky!
Framing this shot, I was just about to press the camera shutter when I heard the clip-clopping of an approaching horse (and rider). Then, from the opposite direction, a couple of ramblers.
Suddenly, the overall composition went up a notch – so pleased with the final result.
Can't help but feel it has the look of the sort of image that would make a great jigsaw.
The location is Lower Slaughter in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds and its quintessential England at its best.
While the guys are out fishing on the tailwater end of Nickajack Dam, Marquette Transportation M/V Divine Mercy is easing around the bend with 4 on the tow. The Corp Engineers has the gate on the low-end open and ready M/V Divine Mercy to navigate into the chamber. The whole process took about 45 minutes to get the small tow from the lower end of the river to the reservoirs side of Nickajack, after that M/V Divine Mercy quietly continue northbound up the Tennessee for Chattanooga.
Since Vernal Falls was half in the sun and half in the shade...and wasn't very full, I decided to focus on the lower part of the falls that was in the shade. I stopped several places along those 600 steep :) granite stairs to take a few shots from my monopod, which luckily, also came in handy as a hiking stick.
Lower Surry Church - Part of what remains of a wall of the Lower Surry Church. Surry, VA USA - Nikon D810 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Brick_Church_(Bacon%27s_Castle,_Virginia)
View of the Lower Falls in late morning light that nicely illuminates the northern canyon wall. This photo was taken from the lower observation area at Red Rock Point. The trail is paved, but very steep and with many switchbacks, about a 1/2 mile roundtrip. Take water, the hike is worth it. It is the yellow rock, visible on the north rim here, from which Yellowstone National Park gets its name. Just to the right of the falls is an observation deck on the brink of the falls. The people on the deck provide some idea of scale. Smoke from the forest fires are keeping part of the sky somewhat grey. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming USA.
In contrast to the crowded Upper Antelope Canyon, known for specatular sunlight beams during the midday, Lower Antelope Canyon is considerably less crowded and boasts spectacular colors in the early mornings.
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A few shots of Lower Kananaskis lake , it was a lovely sunny day, and I suspect the last warm one for a while, the snow will fly soon and this will all be white for about 8 months.
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37 408 Loch Rannoch shunts timber wagons in Crianlarich Lower Yard at the site of the former Callendar and Oban line station closed in September 1965
The West Highland line viaduct can be seen crossing in the background.
Crianlarich Lower Yard closed in 1993 and apart from the first 400 yards of track after Crianlarich Lower Junction has been lifted
Location: South Carolina
Just past the picture posted before this along the creek is a lower section of falls. This one set up nicely, even with the downfall it was a really cool section to shoot.
Find out more about this waterfall and others in the eastern US by checking out the Eastern Waterfall Database
Check out the BLOG post on the visit to Issaqueena Falls
Lower South Falls, Silver Falls State Park, OR.
Lower South Falls, which often plays second fiddle to the bigger South Falls upstream, is quite a sight during spring. Here, the Silver Creek falls into the canyon as a sheet of water from about 93 feet. Just like many waterfalls in Silver Falls State Park, the trail takes you behind the waterfall and brings you very close to the water. The trail to this waterfall is about 0.8 miles from the parking lot and travels along Silver Creek through lush green forested areas of the park.
I like to shoot around 1/4th of a second for waterfalls. I prefer this look better than the 1s-2s cotton candy look. I exaggerated the ‘stringy look’ (for the lack of a better term) of this waterfall by compositing parts of frames shot with 1/4th, 1/8th and 1/5th of a second. Post-processing involved optimizing ‘highlights’ and ‘clarity’ in PS CS6 for the final ‘stringy’ look!
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183 second exposure, Yellow gelled flashlight.
Lower Fox Creek school, built in or around 1882. This little gem is located in the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve.
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Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest. It is located on Navajo land near Page, Arizona. Antelope Canyon includes two separate, photogenic slot canyon sections, referred to individually as Upper Antelope Canyon or The Crack; and Lower Antelope Canyon or The Corkscrew.
The Navajo name for Upper Antelope Canyon is Tsé bighánÃlÃnÃ, which means "the place where water runs through rocks." Lower Antelope Canyon is Hazdistazà (advertised as "Hasdestwazi" by the Navajo Parks and Recreation Department), or "spiral rock arches." Both are located within the LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation.
Lower Mill Falls is located in Ancaster section of Hamilton.
Taken on 35mm film with Mamiya camera on April 24, 2000.
First of 18 visits to Lower Mill Falls.
The final 320-foot (98 m) drop adjacent to an accessible viewing area, provides the most-used viewing point for the waterfalls. Yosemite Creek emerges from the base of the Lower Fall and flows into the Merced River nearby. Like many areas of Yosemite the plunge pool at the base of the Lower Fall is surrounded by dangerous jumbles of talus made even more treacherous by the high humidity and resulting slippery surfaces.
This waterfall is located just outside the City of Antalya in Turkey. The River Duden plunges 40 metres over the cliffs into the Mediterranean Sea.
Is this the most depressing photo in the Museum of Transport's collection? It must come close, portraying the slum clearances of the 1960s and 1970s that re-housed people with better facilities but ripped the heart out of many communities and replaced them with soulless high-rise 'developments'.
We don't know much about this photo except that it was taken in Lower Broughton some time after April 1974. The bus carries the service number 2 on the side display, and if it is correct then it is travelling along either Littleton Road or Moor Lane as it travels between its termini of Kersal Bar and Salford Docks.
The 'Open All Hours' on the left has probably sold its last pack of Benson & Hedges 'Pure Gold' advertised on the sign, and the desolation is palpable. The bus seems to have no passengers at all, so the expense of having two doors - one for entrance, and a separate exit to speed up boarding at busy stops - is an unnecessary extravagance.
If you'd like to know more about the Manchester Museum of Transport and its collection of vintage buses, go to www.gmts.co.uk.
One of the many neon signs in Pike Place market in Seattle. The market houses the world famous Pike Place Fish stall. I remember reading a book called Fish many years ago where the idea was to make the art of selling fun. They definitely do that there- getting the crowd involved and if someone makes a sale, fish go flying!
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Beautiful place! Definitely should be on your bucket list. Went there during my road trip across western states. Breathtaking!
Even though it was 25 years ago, I still remember this day well. Basing myself in Waidhofen am der Ybbs, I travelled the length of the Ybbstalbahn to the then terminus at Lunz am see, and then travelled back part of the way to get some lineside shots, walking between stations in the valley.
The line beyond Lunz had closed several years earlier, but had been rescued as a preserved line, although on the day I was there, no trains were running on that section. Most of the Ybbstalbahn itself was closed down by the OBB in 2010, which was a shame for such a scenic route. But at least the preserved railway took over the line west of Lunz as far as Gostling and this became operational in 2013.
However, the scene pictured has now seen no trains for the past seven years, although the track may still be there? 2095.010.1 passes the small halt of Mirenau with a lunchtime service bound for Lunz am See.
Mirenau, Lower Austria
18th September 1992
Pentax MX, Kodachrome
19920918 45038 2095.010.1 12h13 waidhofen to lunzamsee train nr 6913 @ 12h36 trn 6913 mirenau clean std