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I was chasing this storm from Moab to Island in the sky, moon was bright enough to help with the foreground. It all worked out.
“It is the useless things that make life worth living and that make life dangerous too: wine, love, art, beauty. Without them life is safe, but not worth bothering with.”
-Stephen Fry-
Feat. AZOURY France - Moab for Shiny Shabby
* Date: March 20th.
* SLurl: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Shiny%20Shabby/114/71/21
* Azoury Homepage: www.azoury.fr/
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Union Pacific's Potash Local drifts along the Colorado River with 20 empties for Intrepid Potash on April 19, 2019.
Got on location and the sky wasn't look too good for photography, but then this happened. And as the sun continued to set behind us and it cleared up a little to the east, the light just kept getting better and better
Though I'm not generally a fan of HDR, this image was taken at absolutely the wrong time of day and would not have been possible otherwise. Plus the programs really have gone a long way toward realistic, easy images. Taken in the Professor Valley near Moab, Utah.
Large rock formations at the Balanced Rock area of Arches National Park. Balanced Rock is in back on the right. Very cloudy this week.
A side road off Moab's Arches National Park. Petroglyphs fill the mountain rocks for a view of the past.
Rain in Fruita, Colorado forced us to move our trip to Moab, Utah. This was taken somewhere along the HyMasa / Captain Ahab trail. I've never been so wet and dirty, but had so much fun as I did that trip.
View of La Sal Mountains across the purple mesa and the beige petrified sand dunes. So much to see in Moab, Utah! Blow up to full size. Comments are welcome.
What an incredible sight this was to see. And as the time went on the lighting just kept getting better and better.
Locomotives 4741 et 3949 UP tractant le retour de la desserte de la mine de potasse de Moab vers Grand Junction (Moab, 17 janvier 2025)