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Granite boulder split in half near Glen Innes, NSW.
This type of splitting or weathering usually occurs in this area through the ingress of moisture/water into cracks at the top of the boulder. Because it is a very cold area in winter, the water freezes and expands and this cycle repeated over and over during eons eventually opens up the cracks larger and larger, each time to a bit more water and then a bit more expansion as the water freezes. In time, it just goes snap. This type of weathering is not uncommon in granite regions like this.
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For the Flickr Friday group . This weeks theme; "Split"
Remembering the British comedian Harry Worth. Part of the opening credits to his 1960's BBC show "Here's Harry" would feature Harry walking up to the corner of a shop window and performing the 'splits' which would make him look as if he were levitating.
Here's my daughter performing " A Harry Worth."
Flickr Friday 390 Vanishing Point. Zigzag fence at Ellanor C. Lawrence park. Leica M7, Kodak Tri-X 400 developed with Ilfosol-3.
Split Tone Sunrise on Ullswater, another shot from the past weekend, this one i thought i would do a bit of split tone processing.
Been pacing around in circles for hours now.
Running on it's own again Union Pacific 6312 takes one hundred and seven loads of corn from Savage, Minnesota through the farmland of the California Delta, as it blasts through Devries and Kingdon Road. The train is about an hour into it's final leg of it's cross country journey, as it heads to JD Heiskell's elevator outside of Pixley, California.
This train started it's trip for the West Coast on the thirteen running all the way to North Platte, Nebraska before becoming the rear end of the GSGAKE 15, in a masterful PSR demonstration of combining unit trains together to save on crews. Fortunately for me, due to the train needing a large piece of real-estate and a fair amount of time to get split up, Union Pacific chose to route this train down the dormant Sacramento Subdivision. Other than BNSF run through traffic, which was miserably absent, and a single local on Saturdays, this gave the crew all the time they needed to get the train split up and not jam up Roseville.
This train and a few other have a companion video available, follow the rabbit hole here: youtu.be/dw8iagTv9HY
Last shot of the series for now. Next up is a visit to the zoo. Backyard find. Shot with Fujifilm XPro2 and 60mm f2.4 macro lens in Acros.
ALBUM: NATURE IS FINE