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Always had a love for the ICG orange and famous IC death star logo. Even with age these cars look great.
The rolling mounds and hills of the Palouse.
Known for it's beauty wearing greens and browns, pretty as well with a light cover of snow.
Shot taken a few years back, not much snow yet this winter.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
Another beautiful morning in the country as the sun was breaking the clouds and rolling the landscape into Fall.
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Canadian Pacific’s wayfreight curves into Wasa, British Columbia, on July 15, 2011, with five CP Rail Action Red EMD SD40-2s for power.
A spectacular range of rolling hills and peaks in Strath Creek, we caught a great day with some blue skies and clouds rolling in to give some defintion to the shadows already there
CF&E CHFW heads east on the former Pennsylvania Railroad in Hanna Indiana with a SP SD45T-2 and a FEC GP38-2.
When I moved to the suburbs of Chicago four years ago, I noticed that a boundless area in the western outskirts was coloured green on the map. It's named Glacial Park. I had thought of going there someday, but had forgotten about it.
A month before we moved out, one of the local photographers that I follow posted pictures of sunflowers and scenery at Glacial Park. Sunflowers are my favourite flowers. I never see them in my neighbourhood. The park looked attractive. I asked her the location of the sunflower field (thank you, Michelle). I went to both the field and the park two weeks before moving out.
This is the first sight of the park I had from the highway. The barn may look close, but it is about half a mile ahead of me. This may look like a small scale field, however, it is boundlessly wide and large. Due to the strong backlight, my fatigue, and the rural scenery I saw on the way to the park, I still have a vivid and striking impression of this sight.
... in evening light near Radi again (in the western part of the Crete Senesi, Tuscany, Italy). Used my D200 with the Nikkor VR 70-200 at 70.
After the harvest...
Also this looks better in bigger size here...
A nice quartet of locomotives lead CSX train Q581 south at Wildwood, GA on the Chattanooga Subdivision.
"Rolling Shutter is a method of capturing image that does not expose the entire sensor simultaneously, but rather exposes different parts of the sensor in different points in time.
Total Shutter act as we intuitively think about shutters. No light is hitting the sensor, then light is hitting the entire sensor array for a brief amount of time, then the senor is blocked again. The entire sensor captures the same moment in time."
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Inspired by louie_imaging's Cascading Mystical Fog, which is truly one of the most amazing capture of San Francisco's rolling fog.
If you like this shot, you may also like to check out the rest of my fog photos in my Fog Fest set.
The town where I live nestles below a prominent bluff which seems to act as a lightening rod to electrical storms. On this particular afternoon, a long rolling barrel of rumbling clouds rolled above me. My first instinct was to run for cover, my second instinct was to stop and take photos. You can clearly see the rolling line of clouds heading for the bluff in the distance. The storm that afternoon was spectacular.
Sometimes you come across something that just looks interesting. This water filled depression matched well with the mountain in the background while the surrounding intense colors contrasted with the sky.
I was passing this spot and noticed the mist rolling over the hills totally obscuring the valley below , Stay safe out there everyone.
Had a chance to walk around the streets of Seattle this past week and enjoyed seeing this giant ferris wheel by the bay... What a beautiful city.
Today's WSOR L249 rolls south through Richfield after exchanging cars with the CN in Ackerville.
WAMX 3868
Storm rolling in – I got to see Garth Brooks last weekend and this photo reminded me of one of his most iconic songs. This photo is actually from a little over a week ago when a storm slid in and out as sunset almost without anyone noticing. It left me with this very dramatic scene that I was happy to see.
A shot from last year's trip to South Africa. Stormy seas. These were destructive breakers. No one was allowed near the sea. It doesn't look that bad in my shot as there is nothing to compare the scale.
Sunset comes to the Bitterroot Valley while MRL's Darby local rolls homeward bound near Florence, MT.
Evening is here and kind of sunset is coming. Than I say kind of, I really mean kind of ;)
It is so north, that at this time sun never really goes away, it is hiding just just bellow the horizon, but it is bright as day.
Although it is not a sunset as such, because the sun is so low, the atmosphere scatters light around and creates the magical yellow sky.
Perfect for super warm yellow light sunset.