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I wanna try getting my hands on some splinter camo fig part, but until then it's rusted helm and leg wraps.
Although this place looks a bit "rough around the edges", we did have VERY TASTY sandwiches and Ice cold soda here... stuff we brought with us in a cooler. All we did is use the lonely, weathered picnic table.
We were on our way up to Seymour where we were going to run south on Farm to Market road 1286, then follow back dirt roads to Westover. We decided to grab a few photos in Megargel where a number of abandoned properties and an old grain elevator looked promising. We unpacked our cooler and being careful to avoid getting splinters, had a nice lunch at the rough picnic table that hasn't been used since around 2003. We ate quickly because the sun, which was hidden by a mass of cauliflower-like clouds, returned and things got "toasty". After we got rolling again Susie took some phone pics of the temperature reading on the GPS screen, beginning when it showed an outside temperature of 109 degrees. She got as far as 113 degrees before her phone battery went flat. We knew it was a bit warm during our meal, but were glad we hadn't stopped a half hour later.
Nikon D610, Tokina AT-X 90 f/2.5 lens, Kowa 2x Bell & Howell anamorphic lens.
JLH-9669H-WSK2x
April 13, 2019
Scenes from a walk in the woods.
Ramanessin Park
Holmdel, New Jersey
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McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A Hornet
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VFC-12 Fighting Omars "Ambush"
Commander Naval Air Reserve Force (COMNAVAIRESFOR), NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach, Virginia
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Berlin, Germany. Interior detail of the mirrored column inside the glass dome atop the Reichstag, designed by Norman Foster.
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I found these old wooden trains in the seldom seen backlot of the historic Boone Valley Railroad, Boone IA.
Dead Space 3 • ReShade Framework • Jim's CE Table • FOV •
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On June 17th, Wichita experienced a powerful storm with a record-setting wind gust of 102 mph, which is the highest wind speed recorded in Wichita since records began in 1970.
Here you can see one of the after effects of one of the many huge trees falling and causing damage to a home.
Still experimenting with weekly theme of leading lines.
This weekend's adventure with Mark took us both to the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire in search of woodland wonderland.
Wintry conditions where abound with a developing mist and intermittent light show made for calm and unique photographic opportunity under the canopy of trees
Wandering around a winter's wood is very therapeutic! With the isolation from the everyday noise and troubles of daily life, it gives one a chance to take stock and breathe and the opportunity to re-engage with something natural.
A portrait shot of Castell y Gwynt high on the Glyderau in Eryri National Park. Known as "Castle of the Winds" in English, it forms a fabulously splintered summit between Glyder Fawr and Glyder Fach.
I took this on a marvellous day out with Clive Griffiths back in March when we were treated to some very clear weather. In fact Clive stayed down there camping for a good few days in fine weather. It was bitterly cold in a strong wind on the summit ridge here, but the air was clear and we got some wonderful photos to remind ourselves of a wonderful Snowdonian day.
Here's the card for Splinter camo figures. This one is one sided. All figures are slated to go out on Monday, I've got to package them all and do a whole bunch of things prior.
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Sunrise long exposure over North Head cliffs, at the entrance to Sydney harbour.
Nikon D810 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Formatt 10 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.