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A storm had just blown over and the ocean was still a little restless. Otherwise, shaping up to be a nice day at Moss Beach, just north of Half Moon Bay, California.
Another shot from my April visit to the western coast of Japan. So rugged and lovely. If anyone noticed, so sorry to be slow to post. Work keeps getting in the way. Ha! I look forward to visiting Japan again in 2025. Storm Coming Again 04..24.2024 70
Taken during a walk at Lytes Cary in Somerset. Lytes Cary is a manor house, chapel and gardens near Charlton Mackrell and Somerton in the county of Somerset, England.
The storm clouds made for an interesting sunset last night as we were heading home from a fun day near Lodi, California.
Continuing the chase of Pan Am train 16R (NS East Binghamton, NY yard to PAS Ayer, MA yard) with the visitors from New Jersey stop number three was Charlemont. I warned them that the shot up on the hill wasn't nearly as good as the one down at the crossing but they wanted to try anyway. I've only done this once before for obvious reasons, but the pickup with plow made for a nice moment in time that will serve as a reminder of the storm years from now.
A local looks ready for the impending snow as he drives over the 8A crossing in front of the train. At right is the former Boston & Maine freight house standing between West Hawley Road and the Deerfield River at MP 407.4 on the the old Fitchburg Division, modern day District Three of Pan Am Southern's Freight Mainline.
Charlemont, Massachusetts
Friday January 28, 2022
Another storm over the ore mountains.
This picture is a panorama taken with five upright photos 12mm on APS-C.
Und wieder zieht ein heftiger Sturm übers Erzgebirge. (April 2022)
Panorama aus 5 Hochkant Aufnahmen 12mm an APS-C
Along the river Tees. The far riverbank has been stripped of undergrowth after February's storms and high river levels. A lot of shingle banks have moved around.
Some more shots taken whilst Storm Herminia was passing through at Porthcawl. These were taken from the harbour side of the breakwater and I think they are more dramatic than the usual shots of Porthcawl.
Storm clouds dumping rain over Atlanta. Midtown skyline silhouetted in the background
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I saw this storm coming on the weather radar and chose to set up at this point. I was fortunate to have enough time to set up and take a few practise shots before the storm moved in. After this one, it was time to go!
We went for a drive yesterday and ended up chasing a storm!
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