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Mount Jefferson is a stratovolcano in the Cascade Volcanic Arc, part of the Cascade Range in the U.S. state of Oregon. The second highest mountain in Oregon, it is situated within Linn County, Jefferson County, and Marion County and forms part of the Mount Jefferson Wilderness. Wikipedia
Lower left side is the Three fingered Jack. Three Fingered Jack is a summit of a shield volcano of the Cascade Range in the U.S. state of Oregon. Formed during the Pleistocene epoch, the mountain consists mainly of basaltic andesite lava and was heavily glaciated in the past. Wikipedia
Secret Spot, South of Kununurra.
Phase One 645DF & IQ180 with 80mm Schneider Kreuznach lens.
1/1000 second @ f6.3, ISO 200
This is as close as Australia gets to ruined castles sitting on the skyline. Well, it's as close as I've seen, but maybe you have some other candidates. The location is south of Kununurra in the Kimberley and I'm heading back there with Christian Fletcher and Tony Hewitt on a PODAS workshop this May (you can see details here). We will also be taking a helicopter flight over this area.
For this shot, we asked the pilot to swing around these small buttes several times and from different heights. I still don't think I have the perfect angle and while I struggled with this image for a long time, the more I look at it, the more I'm starting to like it. There's a sense of mystery in the contra jour lighting.
And that's the challenge, that we're looking into the light and although there isn't any flare (I don't believe) on the lens itself, there is lots of flare in the highly humid atmosphere. Rather than fighting it, I've tried to incorporate it into the image - I expect the viewer's eye strays into the upper parts of the photo, but it being lower in contrast, is gradually drawn back down to the main subject. That's the theory!
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This shot was taken last year of City Hall at Open House. This is the one day of the year when the public have open access to the inside of the building. This year it will be 20th September. This is the second of 3 images I used to form a Panel for the Bognor Regis Camera Club Print Panels competition and it came 3rd in the judging.
The camera used was a Sony A700 with a Samyang 8mm fisheye lens taken handheld
3 image HDR.
HDR Processing in Photomatix.
Topaz BW Effects for the mono conversion and Topaz Adjust clarity to bring out more detail .
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from North Marsh Creek Road, Bannock County, Idaho
16:40 2 January 2022
"The Portneuf Range, which begins east of Blackfoot and extends southeast for 60 miles, is broken by the Portneuf River, which cuts through it at Lava Hot Springs. The northern section of the range begins along the Blackfoot River and gradually climbs up to the summits of North and South Putnam Mountains. Moving south, the crest undulates, reaching its highest elevation southeast of Pocatello at Bonneville Peak (9,278 feet). After being broken by the Portneuf River, the range again climbs steeply, reaching high points at Sedgwick Peak, Baldy Mountain and Cottonwood Peak. Sedgwick Peak (9,167 feet) is the highest point in the southern section and the second highest point in the Portneuf Range."
The Kanyaka Station sits in the Flinders Ranges about 40 km north of Quorn and was established in 1852 as a cattle station but later switched to sheep.
It grew in size and stature becoming the largest station in the district with seventy families living and working there. The settlement constructed a sixteen roomed homestead, overseer’s cottage, stables, men’s kitchen, sheds, huts, a massive woolshed, carpenter and blacksmith sheds and nearly forty kilometres of dry-stone wall fencing.
In 1864 41,000 sheep were shorn there but over the next few years extensive drought cost the lives of over 20,000 of the flock. The station continued for some time after but provided only employment for 15 single men rather than the previous large number of families.
In Parachilna Gorge east of the town some land was donated to the Soldiers’ T.B. Aid Society to establish a tuberculosis sanatorium in the pristine air there. Partly due to the efforts of Ella Cleggett the Angorichina hostel opened in 1927 and treated patients until 1973. It is now a hostel for travellers.
Everard Ranges, Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjnatjara Lands, South Australia.
I managed to obtain some permits to travel to the APY lands to photograph a frog that is only found on two mountain ranges on the SA/NT border. The southernmost range is the Everard Range which provided a scenic backdrop for parts of the drive.
The fast gathering storm clouds in the west made me anxious because all the roads are dirt and I wasn't keen on being trapped out there for an indefinite period.
There's nothing like having a little variety in your photo stream! lol This is from this summer when we visited the beautiful state of Colorado......yep one of my favorite places!
Being so used to seeing later, higher-spec models as a 4-door it's still odd for me to see them like this in France.
Back one seems to be a 4-door.
Ilford FP4+, 4" x 5", 100 iso, Normal development in Perceptol developer, 1:1, 11:45 minutes, 24C. Taken November 2019. Ebony SV45TU. Nikkor T ED 500mm.
The Colin Range as viewed from Medicine Lake, Jasper National Park, Alberta.
one of my mums pics, glencoe. now disclosed in comment, the river is the river coe, thanks for that rob.) mountains are bidean nam bian, aonach dub, one of the three sisters, and meall mor, scottish highlands, scotland.
A pair of Range Vipers make their way back to camp on their Ferret ATV, when one of them swears that he saw something. His annoyed partner stays behind, while he decides to investigate on foot.
The Range Rover was introduced to the public back in 1970.
Combining the comfort of a Rover Saloon Car with a Land Rover’s tenacity, the early Mid Size SUV came with spacious accommodation for driver and passengers.
The powertrain with a modified Buick 215 V8 engine, Rover’s groundbreaking gearbox and permanent four-wheel drive system on long-travel coil springs made the Range Rover well capable on an off road.
Musée du Louvre exhibited an early model as an „exemplary work of industrial design“. Early models had very basic interiors, Rover’s Saloon Car features like power-steering, carpeted floors, air conditioning, cloth seats and wooden interior trim were fitted in later during production.
Like the real car, the model features a Technic ladder frame chassis on coil spring suspension and rigid axles.
The build is Creator Expert sized, length 39 studs, 14 width, height about 17 studs.
Thanks a lot to The Lego Car Blog : )
Lovely lovely early Range Rover! Registered as a 1976 in New York, but built in September 1975 and considered by British Leyland themselves to be a 1975. Of course, what the US importers got up to is another story altogether. Is this Bahama Yellow?
Mustang Ridge, Monterey County, California
Along route 25, south of Hollister and east of San Lucas, one of the most active quake zones along the San Andreas Fault.
A most magnificent valley surrounded by two beautiful mountain ranges, one being the Lost River Range, the other the White Knob/Pioneer Mountains.
A Canadian Pacific AC4400CW leads a westbound train of oil cars past the Viterra elevator near Dalemead, AB.
Ma première trouvaille devant le nouveau palace parisien "Peninsula"
Pour émirs corpulents ne pouvant plus entrer dans une Lamborghini Aventador.
Surprisingly basic looking for a late Classic Range Rover, although the export European models were different to ones sold in the UK, including a longer lifespan for the three door models.
From my 2015 trip to Western Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming. This is one of my favorite spots in all the world, and was one of my Dad's as well. I wrote at modest length of my trip here with my Dad and family back in 1960 for the two previous photos I uploaded from here. ( www.flickr.com/photos/80014607@N05/21826377425/in/album-7... and www.flickr.com/photos/80014607@N05/21237983879/in/album-7... ). I was so thrilled that the beauty here more than lived up to my memories, I just had to share my feelings with someone. I was there by myself, so I buttonholed the only other person there and share my memories and my feelings about my return. I practically had to sit on him to finish my story! (Not really :-) Next time I come here, I will spend a couple of days here at least, and take photos when the sun is more favorably positioned.
To be clear, the whiteness of the peaks here isn't due to snow--there was none (but try coming here in a couple of months!). What accounts for the whiteness is that these mountains are made largely of quartzite--something I have yet to run across anywhere else.