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stopped by Seaford pier the other day to hopefully get a nice sunset shot. the sunset wasn't too bad. haven't had a lot of good ones the past month.. this is a 5 image stitch panorama. 1m30sec each frame.7.5minutes total. thanks for viewing.
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Last night's storm moving along the shore of the Great Sacandaga Lake in Mayfield, New York. 06/25/23. 518. Pentax.
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The Palouse area is a photographer’s dream located in Eastern, Washington. And 2013 saw the largest planting of Canola in Whitman County! The gently rolling hills of wheat, barley, peas, lentils and canola mean spectacular panoramic views and the wildflowers and country roads dotted with 100+ year old barns mean you will never be short of subject matter. May and June are the best months to capture the yellows and greens, July and August for the gold and brown.
Hope I will get the chance to visit this beautiful place to catch different color of scene !
Wisconsin & Southern's Madison bound freight, L864, rolls into Lodi Wisconsin on this comfortable spring morning. Not far behind the power, one can see the tell tails that would protect brakemen from being knocked off of the top of freight cars, by ropes that would brush them and alert about a low clearance ahead.
WSOR L864
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Lodi, WI.
May 5, 2016
Another from the trip down south. The morning of the second southern run was much better than the first. When we got to the location the fog was so thick we could hardly see a thing..but it did improve!
Cheers :-)
1” mouth of a glass bottle with a few marbles inside rolling back and forth across table. Macro Mondays- motion blur. HMM
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Might not be very original contribution - but as it happened i was by the sea this weekend :)
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Heading for the interchange with BNSF at Connell, Columbia Basin Railroad’s turn out of Warden rolls southbound past milepost 173 and the elevator at Koren, Washington, on September 28, 2021.
I do not normally use a phone for Photography, but here I wanted to have as much I could of the Cloud, so I used the phone to take a quick panorama shot of the Cloud.
This monster of a Cloud was moving very fast towards me, in this image it has not reach the Power Windturbines yet. the left side of the Cloud moved faster than the right side of the Cloud. The size of the Cloud is enourmous, you have to see it in real life to get how big it is, the Windturbines are 45 meters (148 feet) high, the Cloud are several kilometers/miles wide, the distance from the far left wind turbine to the far right wind turbine is 500 meter ( 1640 feet). Just before the Cloud arrived to the Coast, there was severe Wind and when it arrived to the Coast it started with where heavy Rain.
It was very impressive !