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Out Now for The Saturday Sale

Taxi to Mainstore

 

:Credits:

Head - Genus - BabyFace

Eyelashes - Wednesday

Skin - Glam Affair

Eyebrows - Suicidal Unborn

Eyeliner - Suicidal Unborn

Ears - Pumec

Eyes - Buzzeri

Tattoos - Lilithe'

Outfit - Candydoll

Episode 1 Pg4

altered book pages from the book out of sight

KN35 races past the Page loadout seen in the background in Page WV as they head down to Mullens WV to hand off this loaded coal train to NS in Elmore yard

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Aqui

2020 sketchbook selection

You folks are amazing - thanks to you A Monument to the Age of Faith made front page! Thanks so much!

 

Captured by ClipYourPhotos

Too late; nothing stands still that long now.

Explored Front Page - Jan. 18, 2009 - Thank you all so very much!

Thanks for the screen shot Kimberly!

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What:

Barrett's Lumber Mill

A few logs in the ice and snow waiting to go to the mill?

 

Where:

Beaver Bank, Nova Scotia, Canada

 

About:

I pass this lumber mill everytime I go out to visit my buddy in Beaverbank. Mmmm...beaver ;-)

I keep meaning to stop and take a few pictures of this place. It just looks cool to my and there in a big pool of water in front of this...um...er...wtf is this thing anyway? Some kind of smoke stack I guess? (Edit: this is a "teepee" burner, used to burn the waste from the mill; thanks snohomish). Anyway the pool of water always looks cool and reflects that "thing" most of the time. Well last night on my way home to get ready to meets up with friends for sushi... Mmm,...raw fish :-) ...damn! I lost my train of thought! Oh yeah! On my way home the sunset was just too amazing that I just had to finally stop and get some shots. Obviously that pool was frozen solid as it's been almost -20C here which is about -55F ;-) for you Yanks! So anyway I just concentrated on the sunset and light on the snow and logs.

OMG, I sure do babble! Well I hope you like it. BTW, it looked much more vibrant before I uploaded it. The snow is much duller viewer on the web browser (I use Firefox & Flock) and this is the first time I really noticed it. I will have to check my settings I guess? If you have any criticisms just keep them to yourself! LOL

 

Tech crap:

I shot this in the typical 3 frame bracketed (-2ev_0_+2ev) in Aperture priority and dialed in +2ev ExpComp to compensate for shooting into the light.. It was getting quite dark so I used 30seconds as my baseline and the 2 more shots at +2/-2ev.

Merged the raw files in Photomatix. Layered in the -2ev sky in CS4. Did the usual layer of curves. Lowered the saturation (yeah, right! :-). Resized, sharpened etc... and it looked ok until i saw it on the browser, now it seems dull or flat to me. At least compared to the PSD file. I meant have another look and replace it although I don't like doing that.

 

Touch me and make my wood bigger baby!

(Don't even think about it Artie! :-)

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Nikon D90 : Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm : 30seconds + -2ev & +2ev @ f/11 ISO200

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Black Vultures (Coragyps atratus) on Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris))

Freight train graffiti

Macro Mondays - Evolution - The Book of Knowledge Page 342

More fun with the Pages prompt and some autumn appples. Edited with kk_Lilly

I have always admired the book pages turned into a HEART, so I decided it was time to give it a try!!!

Having grown up near Chicago, getting to see the Belt Railway of Chicago C424 #605 is always one of the highlights of a trip to the A&M for me. This one is sitting in the dead line (along with the 604), but still looks every bit ready to lead a transfer out of Clearing.

 

I don't know how long this one will continue to look like this, but I can only imagine how good it would look in Union, IL, reunited with their BRC transfer caboose.

weaving late night tales.

I liked the concept of yesterdays shot, so I decided to make a series of images out of it called "An Evolution In Books" This will be a 5 part series.

 

Images for sale at:

www.redbubble.com/people/elliottratt

 

Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark 2.

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