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The 2022 Soap Box Derby in Columbia, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM lens at ƒ/5.0 with a 1/50-second exposure at ISO 400. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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Der Soap Creek Canyon liegt im südöstlichen Teil des Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.
Das National Moument befindet sich im Norden des Bundesstaates Arizona an der Staatsgrenze zu Utah.
Soap Creek Canyon is located in the southeast part of the Vermilion Cliffs National Moument.
The National Monument is situated in the north of the state Arizona on the state line of Utah.
Happiness is like soap bubbles. It comes in small fragile doses, transparent and gentle, that you can’t catch, or hold forever.
This place has had a few names and also several owners. It made soap products of all kinds and had been in Toronto's portlands area for almost 100 years. It was a huge complex that isn't currently very accessible, both because of the location and what's also going on around it, construction-wise.
This site was supposed to be reused and had been used as a filming location for almost a decade after it closed down. Gulf originally proposed that this would remain a work-focused site, but of course, it was later sold to CF and then demolition was in order and now it's supposed to be all condos vs. manufacturing or office space. Thank god for the power of the MZO bypass! 16 new condos seem like a much better deal in an isolated location.
These are photos from different periods. I was amazed at how this was one of the few buildings that felt much bigger inside than it looked outside. It also used to have a train layup next to it - which was quite hard to find in the '90s when walking from the North as it was more closed off then. This whole area was a real mystery to me until I started riding my bike down here and finding more things concealed by the landscape.
Some images from the working plant by local Peter MacCallum : spacing.ca/toronto/2022/01/18/from-sunlight-park-to-east-...
The pinnacles start on the northern shore of Blue Mesa Reservoir and extend for miles into Soap Creek. Colors are provided by sagebrush, three-leafed sumac, Gambel oak beneath the pinnacles and aspen on the ridges.
A bay of Blue Mesa Reservoir is visible on the right, and Soap Creek flows in from the left.
I recommend you survey the scene at the highest resolution
Soap and water mixture in an 18mm ring (a 'bubble wand'). A crop of a very tiny area so doesn't enlarge much.
ISO 100, f11, 1/200 sec exposure, artificial light (no flash).
Black Background With Soft Box Above Bubbles Supported By Tin Cans. Bubbles Created: Ten Tea Spoons Of Sugar Dissolved Into Water (Which Was Heated Up) Then Added Washing Up Liquid
Someone recommended this all natural soap here on Flickr a little while back, thought I'd give it a try.
During the cold and dark winter time, it`s time for some macros in the warm apartment.
Strobist info:
I used a single Yongnuo speedlight in a 60x60cm softbox above the bubble. Triggered via YN-622C in manual mode.
I found this double ghost sign in Southtown of Ottumwa, Iowa. An ad for Ariosa Coffee and a unknown soap ad.