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The driver of C17 971 looks back whilst setting back out of the Warwick Roundhouse before hauling a trip to Clifton
Last light silhouetted image taken in Byblos, Lebanon. Using a high ISO and a wide aperture to allow for the low light.
A setting sun
Shot at Cadzandbad, the Netherlands, where the sun is setting every evening above the Northsea. Caught in the photo: a couple of Common Tern (Sterna hirundo - Visdiefje (nl))
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This is my photo for week one of my 52 week project. I thought I'd do something representative of the photographic journey I'll be on for the next year. :)
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Summer of George (Day 54)
Ottawa, Ontario
A couple of friends share some time during the last rays of the day.
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Low on the horizon the sun shall soon set . It’s reflection on the water comes straight to the viewer .
Setting Hunter's Full Moon above the Tohono O'Odham Nation.
Southwest Arizona, USA.
Full frame. No crop. No post processing.
Lisboa, PRT 03/25
"Sculpture is an art of the open air. Daylight, sunlight, is necessary to it, and for me, its best setting and complement is nature."
Henry Moore
« La sculpture est un art de plein air. La lumière du jour, la lumière du soleil, lui est nécessaire, et pour moi, la nature est son meilleur écrin et son meilleur complément. »
Setting Out - Sony A7S II, Flipped Disposable Film Camera Lens
Click here to see how I made this flipped lens: youtu.be/Zd4Vu9L4Mik
Sunset from the roof of Greektown Casino's hotel. The windows on the Renaissance Center are great for catching light
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Smoking sunset - As the setting sun inches towards Waddington Fell, the plume from the kiln chimney at Castle Cement is, for once, a welcome addition to the landscape
We took a break from cabin chores - jumped into our truck, and Doc and I headed out. Driving through an area that is dotted with ponds - I spotted a pair of trumpeter swans sitting on their nest. I hopped out of the passenger side intending to cross the road and grab a few shots. As I shut my door and looked down, I found a large pile of bear scat on the edge of the road. I stepped over it and then looked up - to my surprise this beautiful cow moose stood in a tiny pond that was not visible to the highway due to the dense vegetation. I instantly forgot the swans, why would I capture them when a moose was just a few yards from me. She was in an ideal moose setting, and she let me get as many shots as I wanted. I guess I didn't look too threatening standing there with only a camera.
Setting up for this one and a lady walked past... coffee in hand, enjoying the quiet and the moment, "Morning", was just a murmur. Fond memories of this place, years ago I did some alterations to the lighthouse.... 12 hour days... but good ones.
Catching the sun going down before a night of observing is always a treat. Can't wait to be back next month!
A Hoboken Extra crew takes an assortment of equipment, consisting of GP40PH-2B 4208, 4202, U34CH 3372, DLW 896, and a multilevel west off 13 Depot to spot up for the "Meet Our Rail Fleet" event the following day. It's not often you see something like this in the only waterfront terminal left on the Hudson River!