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"Picacho Bloom:" One more image from a couple weeks ago at Picacho Peak showcasing the beautiful poppies and lupines in bloom.
FujiFilm GW690III
Fujinon 90mm f/3.5 EBC
Ilford Pan F Plus Film, Yellow Filter
T-Max Developer 1:4 5 1/2 Minutes
Epson Perfection V550 Photo
As we traveled west along I-10 in Arizona, between Tucson and Casa Grande, I told my husband that I wouldn't take any more pictures of Picacho Peak, as I had already taken so many of them on previous trips! However, as we got closer, I just couldn't resist, as it simply dominates the skyline as one drives along that stretch of highway! (15-02-23-2109)
I've driven past Picacho Peak a million times when I'm out chasing and I've tried to get lightning hitting it or close to it for a long time now...but never have been happy with a single one of those attempts.
Until last night. Storms blew up just east of the peak and I was shooting that mountain range until bolts started landing over Interstate 10, so I grabbed the 135mm and focused right on the peak itself and less than a minute later this bolt blasted from the sky!
I'd love to get one actually hitting the top someday, but this will have to do until then :)
Pepenadores del vertedero de Picachos se manifiestan frente al palacio de gobierno estatal pues les impiden trabajar
Picacho del Diablo ('Devil's Peak') is the highest peak on the Baja California peninsula - 3,096 metres (10,157 ft) - Sierra de San Pedro Mártir mountain range, Baja (Mexico).
Sun setting behind Picacho Peak. Taken from Interstate 10. Not bad considering it was captured from a truck going 75 mph.
Picacho del Diablo seen in photo is the highest peak on the Baja California peninsula, measuring 3,096 metres (10,157 ft).
Mountain range: Sierra de San Pedro Mártir
Seen in the sunlight and clouds is Picacho del Diablo, the highest peak on Baja California peninsula... which is 3,096 metres high or 10,157 feet. Mountain range: Sierra de San Pedro Mártir
Picacho del Diablo in the Sierra de San Pedro Mártir mountain range can be seen from San Felipe.
It's the highest peak on the Baja California [Mexico] peninsula.
I trespassed under a sharp barbed wire fence to get this shot of a monsoon cloud structure forming over Arizona's Picacho Peak.
The fences barbs were so sharp that it tore through my pants and my flesh.
Every shot has a price to be paid it seems… I stopped feeling the price I paid after a week.
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30/11/2021, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain.
A little harbour tug looking the worse for neglect & age, perhaps I should have taken this photo in the blue hour 😉
Completed in 1966 by Astilleros Neptuno SA, Valencia, Spain ( Hull No. unknown)
91 g.t., 5 n.r.t., & 10 tons bollard pull.
1 main engine: Carterpillar 518,38KV/705CV
L x B x D= 22.12m x 5.67m x 2.84m,
as:
'Picacho', and always under this name.
Formerly operated at Huelva, Spain, but for many years has been based here in Las Palmas.