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Natural slate from Welsh slate quarries is globally recognised as the finest roofing slates in the world. It is the heritage and durability which sets Welsh Slate roofing tiles apart from other roofing slates, this is derived from its density and the unique geological formation found exclusively in North Wales.
Part of a new series:
"Welsh slate quarries":
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ISO 100, 24mm f 6.8, 1/250 sec. handheld
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During the early stages of the pandemic, carload traffic was dropping, especially on last mile segments. On the NS Dayton District, there was still product to be moved at a few major industries. NS L12 works one of their regular customers off the Dayton District at Atlas Roofing near Franklin, OH. The crew is busy shuffling covered hoppers in the industrial tracks before heading north towards Springfield.
A new house with shadows on its side, with angled roofing beyond. A colour shot with only whites and greys.
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The sharp angles of the contemporary church at Olafsvik on the Snaefellsnes Peninsular.
Iceland, May 2016. © David Hill
Just a quick sketch while waiting in the car.
ink, pencil and some nice brown recycled sketchbook paper.
This is a two-image in-camera multiple exposure of corrugated iron roofing material. It was part of a fence on one of the paths in the village. The two images are both ICMs moving the camera along the lines of the corrugations, but with the camera held at 45 degrees first one way and then the other. The blend mode was Lighten which keeps the bright parts of the image and throws away the dark bits. This results in the principal diagonals in the pattern being bright.
There was a little bit of rust on the iron, which gave the original an almost imperceptible colouring. So, for Sliders Sunday, I walloped the sharpening and colour and waved some magic onto it using Nik Color Efex, and here we are.
I’ll post a link to the plain in-camera original in the first comment so that you can see where we came from.
Thanks for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy New Year everyone, and Happy Sliders Sunday :)