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Feldmann Titan Actros 4365 8x4 and Goldhofer 6-axled trailer with a Nippon-Sharyo Scrapedozer aboard seen leaving Weiach Historik in Switzerland.
I have been heading uphill for a while but paused again and snapped another for my Meeker series, this time in a entirely natural setting, no camp. These clouds can't seem to get enough altitude, not even after Colorado passed their pot law. The entire scene looks like it was squashed by the clouds that can't get it up. By cracky, the clouding continues to play about. How far had I trekked and how long had it taken? No eDDie here; I see a meadowish area over on the left. No eDDie over there. It looks like it opens up but where am I now? Obviously, I am further up the Meeker's slope and ski trail than I planned. Please note that the main road will be all downhill for those with a propensity to get lost. Go downhill!
How far am I going to continuing to trek up Meeker? Will I end up on its rocky face and find the St. Malo chapel meteorite? Is it heavier than others so I could find it simply by hefting it? Maybe I should use a magnetometer or metal detector to search for greater iron content. Then I could set it on the alter @ St. Catherine so the brethern could worship the rock... and would it even matter if I found the right rock? I'll find one that has pica blood on it, proof positive that it came crashing down from the heavens. That's proof enough for believers. Ah well... these clouds warrant another snap.
Earlier we turned south from Camp St.Malo to the Meeker Park Overflow Campground along Colorado's Peak to Peak Highway #7 and #72. eDDie was chasing wildflowers in a meadow above the last camp west. It took me a while to get my gear and take some snaps from the campground after he got out of my shots toward the broad face of Meeker. There was no sign of the fluffy clouds rolling around the peak in my last shot but I still lost eDDie in his ozone so I headed up the trail, toward some meadow he mentioned. I took some shots of a snag on the way up then found this venue. If there is a meadow, it appears off to the left of this shot. I suppose that I have to go over into the meadow, left, to investigate and search for the Edster.
I broke into a sort of opening and found the clouds already changed again. Today, it's hard to chase the clouds. Now, it's masking Meeker's face.
The evening sunset over Colonial Williamsburg really brought out the colors on the rust colored boot scrape and mustard yellow house.
For years there has been a couple of scrapes along this tree line. It's always a good place to set up during the rut. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
it's snowing : Christmas Times in Dortmund, NRW, Germany
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Two Curlews wandering around the scrape in the meadow & having a scratch then something puts all the birds up. still only limited numbers of these about yet. My last post for sometime.
Black-bellied Plover misjudged the water depth in a tidal pool on Bolivar Flats, Galveston County, Texas.
The Aon Center in downtown Chicago is 83 floors and 1,136 feet tall. It was the tallest building in Chicago when it was completed in 1974 and was then known as the Standard Oil Building.
Arista EDU Ultra 100 (120) shot on Agfa Isolette L, 6x6 format.
Developed 25 minutes in Caffenol CL:
9.5g washing soda
6.1g vitamin C
5g iodized salt
24.2g instant coffee
600mL water
Inversions @ first 30 seconds, 2, 4, 8, 16 minutes
Ilford Fixer
Scanned on Epson V600 @ 3200dpi
Collaged digital patches so that I am drawing and scraping drips with light. The process begins with altering a photo of a painting passing through lighting effects, cutting, pasting and using the erasor tool.
The 62-storey office block at 22 Bishopsgate is the tallest building in the City of London (the financial district), and is second only to the Shard within the whole of London.
Viewed from beneath Exchange House on Primrose Street.
Walking along the river Lea we spotted what looked like condensation coming off the top of one of the buildings in Canary Wharf, London. It almost looked like the building was "scraping" the clouds as they swam by in the sky. The photograph doesn't do the moment justice, sadly, but at least it captures the feeling of what we saw somewhat.
this game camera is set up on a 'scrape' which is that little piece of open ground between the turkey and doe....you can look in up but this is where deer mark their scent during rut. Bucks will paw and urinate on the ground, they will be located with a branch above for them to rub the facial glands in order to leave their scent as well.