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Will try to take multiple shots of this view at different times and with different gear to try to improve it but this is the starting point.
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Eastern Sierra - Mt Agassiz
A series of high ISO multiple exposures at f4 20 secs iso 1600. I pushed the EV in post pretty far on this one. It was just the first warm up shot of the morning literally.
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Ralston's Cairn, Glencoe, Scotland
As I’m shortly to set off for a 2 week trip to Glencoe & Isle of Skye I thought I’d post an image I took in Glencoe a little over a year ago.
I’d seen photos of the Ralston Cairn on Flickr and saw a YouTube vlog on it a few years ago so I knew roughly where it was but had not actually tried to find it before. It’s one of those ‘honeypot’ images that divides opinions and given the main subject of the image is man-made even I wondered about shooting it. However, as I’d never shot it before I thought it was worth tracking down and seeing if there might be a nice sunset too. Alas there was nothing going on in the sky so I just fiddled around with various focus-bracketed compositions and chose this. No points for originality but it will do for me and it’s crossed off my list of Glencoe shots…..unless I’m in the area and it looks like a decent sky will be likely. Who knows, might happen this month when I’m up there although I want to seek out a few new places as well as some ‘tried-and-tested’ ones. If I’m absent until later in March you know why!
The Ralston Cairn is dedicated to Ralston Claud Muir, a train driver on the West Highland Line and avid hiker, especially within the Glencoe Glen.
Sadly Ralston fell ill on Christmas day 1999 and died 16 days later on 10 January 2000 from multiple organ failure caused by Leukaemia. He was only 32 years old.
The Glencoe Glen was his favourite place to hike and his friends and/family thought it fitting to erect an everlasting monument to his memory. His ashes are also interred at this spot. His friends and family still visit the monument, often with a wee dram of whisky to toast to his memory.
www.livebreathescotland.com/ralston-cairn-glencoe/
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spiral staircase x 3
(Spiral stairwell at the John Hope Gateway Building: three shots blended, and the last in this series of stairways. Thanks for looking everyone.)
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It's a Panorama image of 78.5 MP. stitching 17 images together.
I did work on few portions of this image to have a decent finish. I don't print big , hence mistakes if any may not be noticeable :)
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The view ahead as one walks along Smith Rock's Crooked River urges one on to see the wonders that lie around each corner. Multiple memory cards are recommended.
I just returned from a camping trip to Idaho's Sawtooth mountains. The Sawtooths don't receive the attention of their neighbors, the Tetons, but are similar. Not quite as high as those iconic peaks, but there are many more peaks in the Sawtooths to admire.
Think I got some good shots.
Weather was challenging, as usual. Looking forward to processing and sharing the Sawtooths with you.
Hope your July is off to a wonderful start.
1952 Chevrolet Styleline DeLuxe Series KK 2100 Model 2134 Convertible Coupé Customized (Fisher body)
^)(^ SORRY: I have to "slow down" (probably fewer photos, fewer input in groups, fewer comments and slower responses, etc.) for the next coming weeks, because we renovate our house ♫♪
I am very sorry about possible inconveniences ...
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Snapped on December 2007.
Multiple exposure RAW HDR.
Don't have the tools to edit them back then.
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You could always count on the Santa Fe for an incredible consist. In this particular case 5 F45s lead the charge up Cajon Pass it was quite the sight. It was one of my favorite encounters with the Santa Fe F/FP45s.
Morning light on the vertebra that make up the backbone of the foothills above Boulder. I had headed out with the hopes of clouds above the Flatirons at sunrise, as a potent winter storm was heading our way with high winds out of the northwest. The clouds were present, but not in the right place for good compositions (note however the lenticular in the distance). They mostly blocked the early morning light, which has made its reappearance about 5 minutes before this shot was taken (subtle shadows are still visible in the sky). Today there is around 8 inches (20 cm) of snow on the ground, with near zero visibility in low clouds.