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Inspired by the following tutorial: www.psdstack.com/photoshop-tutorials/photo-manipulation/h...
I used a combination of different images and with masks, blend modes, adjustment layers and finishing off with some birds and a bit of Topaz Labs Restyle, here is the end result.
at dusk...otherwise know as a rail testing car. This one is 30 years old.
GCC bi-weekly comp: Panorama
Did I mention that I find these tracks in the fields fascinating? Here's another one.
In a last minute edit I reduced the contrast to make it slightly less dramatic. Yes, I do read your comments, Bernd. ;-)
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Enjoy!
123 Pictures in 2023 #105 "Tracks"
I had originally intended to use actual bear tracks, but we were not able to get off the boats we were using for a bear viewing trip. (we could get fairly close to the bears while the hunted the fish, but could not go into their land based territory. So I used these painted track at Rust Flying Services in Anchorage, who flew us to the lodge we used for viewing bears. THey lead from the lobby waiting area to the restrooms in the other building.
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On my last desert shot, many of you have suggested to try B&W, so here it is! This is the track leading to the Fossil Rock on the far end.
The desert would surely look better without those tracks...but we gotta get there somehow. Well, the most ecological way would be the camel, walking is definitely not an option! ;-)
Merry Christmas to all of you my dear friends!. Hope you had a nice Christmas eve with your loved ones!
Kyiv cycling track is a sports facility in Kyiv. The first “cyclodrome” was built in Kyiv in 1899, the second in 1913. In 2009, one of the oldest cycling tracks in Europe was destroyed with the consent of the city authorities and a residential building and parking lot were built in its place. In 2016, the dilapidated track was restored and opened in 2017.
I am happy to share here my first mountain landscape photo made in.... France, my native country! Travelling a lot and living abroad for a long time has given me the possibility to look at my home country differently, and I can see and appreciate more some beautiful things and places, and, on the contrary, get upset or disappointed by other issues that I was not seeing before.
(France, Haute-Savoie, May22)
Once the "National Limited" got me to NYC, I had an afternoon and evening to walk around viewing the amazing city and the amazing people in it. Departure from NYC was on the "Montrealer", and more scary track until we entered the Central Vermont's main line (ownership of the main was shared by B&M and CV south of White River) north of White River Junction. I slept pretty well! The service stop at St. Albans was a chance to stretch my legs and get some pictures. The grand red brick building in the background served as general offices for CV, and as the Amtrak station. It once had a trainshed attached, but that was gone shortly before the beginning of Amtrak.
Crossing the tracks at Goathland station waiting for the next train to take us to the next stop on the lines I couldn't resist a chance to get a shot along the lines to and from the station.