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The rough Lake Huron is battering this Southampton Ontario Range Light. Shes looking a little worn, we have already lost the Lions Head Range Light. I wonder how much more this one can take.
I think an appropriate title for this photo is "Cloud Bear". I photographed this black bear as it was headed up the mountain as the clouds were burning off.
Ohau Range, MacKenzie Country, Canterbury, New Zealand. Contax 139 Quartz, Carl Zeiss Distagon 2.8/25, Fuji C200. © All Rights Reserved. This image may not be copied, reproduced, distributed, republished, downloaded, displayed, posted, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including electronic, mechanical, photocopying, and recording without my written consent.
Lost City / Bungle Bungle range / Purnululu National Park / Kimberley / Western Australia / It was taken from air
I travelled Kimberley region on September and October 2013. The Kimberley is one of the nine regions of Western Australia and it is in the northern part of Western Australia. The Bungle Bungle Range, in Purnululu National Park, is one of the most striking geological landmarks in the Kimberley. To visit the park was one of my dream goals and finally I was able to have two months holiday and without hesitation I headed to the park.
Purnululu National Park was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2003, for its outstanding universal natural heritage values. But the Park’s domes, gorges and wet season waterfalls were almost unknown to the outside world until 1982 when aerial pictures of this outback jewel were released. To view the park from air is still the best way to see this maze of orange-and-black striped sandstone domes, often likened to giant beehives. So I took a scenic flight (helicopter tour) over the towering domes and took this shot.
The photo has been posted the following site:
www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/13/bungle-bungle_n_5485355...
www.comolahice.com/2014/07/la-ciudad-perdida/
“Entre septiembre y octubre del año pasado viajé hasta la región de Kimberley, al oeste de Australia. La cordillera Bungle Bungle, en el Parque Nacional Purnululu, es una de las formaciones geológicas más impresionantes de la zona”, explica Ian I Lee, autor que hoy nos ocupa, para añadir después que visitar este parque era uno de sus sueños y como disponía de un par de meses de vacaciones no dudó en lanzarse a la aventura.
“Hasta 1982, cuando se hicieron algunas fotos aéreas de la zona, las maravillas de este parque eran desconocidas por el gran público. En 2003 fue declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco.”
“La mejor opción para disfrutar y deleitarse con todo lo que ofrece el parque sigue siendo volar por encima de él con un helicóptero. Así que no lo dudé y me subí a uno. Entonces pude disfrutar de este laberinto naranja que se asemeja a un nido de abejas.”
“Australia es un país enorme y hay un montón de sitios bonitos por visitar. Muchos de ellos solo son accesibles con un coche todo terreno. La cordillera Bungle Bungle es uno de ellos. Visité muchos lugares durante mis vacaciones, pero este fue el más espectacular y memorable de todos.”
“Antes de subirme al helicóptero preparé dos equipos fotográficos: una Sony DSC-RX1 y una Canon 5D Mark III con un 16-35 mm f2.8. En mi cabeza también llevaba una cámara GoPro para grabar video.”
“Desde el helicóptero tenía unas vistas magníficas ya que no había puertas ni cristales de por medio. Tenía algo de miedo de que me cayera una cámara cuando me acercaba al borde. Además, no tenía mucho tiempo para pensar ya que todo iba muy deprisa. Al final hice la foto con la Sony DSC-RX1 y disparé a 200 ISO, f18 y 1/250 segundos.”
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Lydd Ranges is a military firing range south of Lydd, in Kent, England. It extends as far as the coast.
It has been used for military training for over 150 years and is part of the Dungeness, Romney Marsh and Rye Bay Site of Special Scientific Interest. Because the range is used for live firing access is sometimes restricted - red flags are flown during these times, access is prohibited along the foreshore and Galloways Road.[1] Also red lights are shown at restricted times due to poor weather. The Danger area extends out to sea and mariners sailing to and from Rye Harbour must pass south of the Stephenson Shoal to avoid it. Firing occurs about 300 days a year. When firing is not carried out, it may be possible to walk along a designated path along the shore.
Dawn in Lariimer County, Colorado. I snuck out of the house early one morning while visiting recently and enjoyed a drive on nearby country roads.
Another stone cold classic, not quite sure how a bunch of engineers stumbled upon such a seminal design, but they did! The really early cars featured body coloured C pillars as well as front wing mounted mirrors. To get the right proportions I built at 7-wide, rather than my usual 6-wide.
Once the negotiation of the climb up the Jerrawa was completed, 8037, 4477 and 872 drop down through Mundoonen Range or otherwise known as "Rifle Range" at the 303 km peg, with 2SM7 containerised cement from Minto to Vic Dock.
Beautiful sunset on the front range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. .
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673 Rally Range Rover
673-1 "Rally Repair Crew' (1978) always struck me as intending to be a Series 1 (aka 'Classic') Range Rover.
So I did one.
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Then I did some classic colours
Five wide, custom window print. (Rear)
Front with A Pillar print is from Mini Cooper kit 2019.
A bit 'chibi' but one stud longer and I couldn't use that roof.
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The Tatoosh Range is a very beautiful mountain range as well, just outside of Mt. Rainier park. You can see a glimpse of Mt. St. Helen's is the upper left corner of this photo.
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Completed in 1934, the Dotsero Cutoff was built by the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad in order to shorten the journey between Denver and Salt Lake City. Previously, westbound trains at Denver were routed south to Pueblo, Colorado. From Pueblo, trains would travel through the Rocky Mountains along the old Tennessee Pass Route.
The Dotsero cutoff provided a more direct route through the mountains, shaving off 175 track miles between Denver to Salt Lake City. Today, the Dotsero Cutoff is still active, unlike the abandoned Tennessee Pass Route. Amtrak, BNSF and Union Pacific trains use the cutoff as they travel through the Rocky Mountains along the incredible Moffat Route.
In this shot, a Bill, Wyoming to Provo, Utah empty coal repo races west through Range, Colorado. In the distance, a cold storm cell envelops the colorful red mountains of Burns, Colorado.
UP 6559 --- CMUPV1 06 --- Range, Colorado
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The skys lined up for a great light show tonight. This rainbow over the Crown Range lasted for some time.
The, Malvern, Hills, are a range of hills in the, English, counties, of Worcestershire, Herefordshire, and a small area of, northern, Gloucestershire, dominating the, surrounding, ountryside, and the, towns, and, villages, of the district, of, The highest summit of the hills affords a panorama of the Severn, valley, with, the hills of, Welsh, mountains, parts of thirteen, the Bristol, Channel, sunrise, misty, fog, autumn, panorama
Hayden Peak is on the left side of the image. It's the highest point in the Owyhee Mountains at 8,402 ft. (Lamp and Owyhee Mountains DSC_0351.jpg)
Snowy Range, Wyoming - August 2013
Portra 160 4x5, 90mm Caltar Lens
1 second af f22, 2 stop GND filter
A wonderful place to spend some time alone in the wilderness, this was my view when I got out of my tent in the morning. I think Portra did a great job at capturing the subtle colors and feeling of a late summer sunrise.