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This is a photo of a construction machine's tire tread tracks on the milky white concrete pad that will be the foundation for a new building in Yarmouth. I love it when practical objective activity such as this construction project unintentionally results in imagery that could have been created during some intentionally artistic process.
I was exploring along the tracks, a little north of Trinidad. I spotted an old cabin in ruins in an overgrown meadow. There is no road or driveway, maybe there was back in the day! This image is compressed from my 500. The cabin is about 300 ft from the tracks behind, and double that to me. I shot this at F4, I'm still getting used to this lens.
In the night all tractors of the surrouinding areas are coming together at this small watering place where they are unobserved and out of danger being spotted by tourists.
At daytime you can only see their tracks ledaing towards the pool...
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at dusk...otherwise know as a rail testing car. This one is 30 years old.
GCC bi-weekly comp: Panorama
Fall in the San Juan Mountains is my favorite time of year. I only got about 30 minutes (literally) to photograph it this last year. We normally spend a week there but it wasn't possible due to some work complications. I only got these photos due to having to pick up my mom for a family funeral. It was the end of the season but I was thankful for those 30 minutes soaking up the views.
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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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these are tracks of beetle larvae on partially decorticated, saturated pine. They are sometimes known as galleries. The colours and patterns on this big chunk of wet, fallen pine at the edge of the woodland, stopped me in my tracks, that's for sure.
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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!
Between Peach Spring and Yampai is the curved double track Nelson tunnel. It is the only tunnel on the former Santa Fe Transcon in Arizona. This is train Q-LABH a priority intermodal from Los Angeles to Birmingham using the Avard connection with the BN (former Frisco). This was in 1991 well before the Santa Fe/BN merger Power from both roads was typically used. In 1991, we were able to drive across the track in Nelson through a clearly never-closed gate and use former ROW that had been bypassed in 1923 when the tunnel was built to get to tunnel. I've read that the lime plant in Nelson has closed that off in recent years and getting to the tunnel is difficult.