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© David K. Edwards. Near Yachats, Oregon. No, I did not make up the name Yachats. And it is pronounced weirdly differently.
On EXPLORE February 10, 2009
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What we focus on usually expands, so acknowledging the positive events, and writing them down, can only create more desirable circumstances to appear in our lives. It is the way the Universe and the law of attraction works...
Wishing to all of you my friends a superb Wednesday from me and - Willem
No Post Processing used - no treatments, no cropping, and as is from the camera. The only thing added is the water mark - signature.
Took a photography trip today. One I have to re-do soon because there were some issues with several things. But I don't mind because it was fun. I'm so lucky to live withing a cycling distance from some really magical photography spots. x3
Clouds sliding through Yosemite Valley from a few weeks back. Most beautiful Yosemite I've ever seen.
This is the Seaton Burn which runs through Holywell Dene in North East England. Not much water in it - we've not had much rain recently - but there's loads of leaves.
Today I brought a 5th grade class of a small village in the Alps to analyze their creek.
A rainy day, but such a good time.
A steep hike in Auburn we viewed several waterfalls in the area and several more an hour prior at the Steven Creek Falls. This scene was interesting a surprise as I passed the main waterfall. However I didn't notice the leaf on the log when I was there. My friend was able to catch a good composition with it and I didn't believe it was there I thought is was placed there somehow? Then I looked again at my photos and sure enough it was right there. Auburn has a great sense of natural beauty and always looking different all the time. I hope you enjoy this Ultrawide vantage.
MEC 352 leads Sappi-3 with the 315 on 11/1/20. The train would run into issues trying to get onto the main at CPF-110 and would stall out, and would require a rescue locomotive to be sent from the yard.
Another from Acadia National Park on Easter Sunday...we stopped to explore a trail and I heard running water...found this stream, and fortunately there was a walkway over it that I was able to rest the camera on to take a longer exposure.
Running down from the tops at Kinder Scout. Created in the same way I make my landscapes pictures of wide views, out of many images to really capture the fine detail and textures.
You can see more of my landscape work here andrewbrooksphotography.com/view-main-gallery.php?id=14
A photo of a set of stairs, taken in Wickham, 100 Acre woods on a Mamiya C330f with a Mamiya 55 F4.5 wide angle lens with Harman Phoenix 1 film. Metered with a Lunasix Gossen. Developed by Ag photolabs and scanned with a Nikon Z6iii, Tamron 90 macro DI iii F2.8 and Negative lab pro for lightroom. Final edits made in photoshop