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"Be bored and see where it takes you, because the imagination's snowy wilderness is worth crossing if you want to sculpt your soul."
-Nancy Gibbs-
On May 21, 2024, 6:43 a.m., I was on the Margate City Beach when I saw these huge tire tracks in the sand.
Ispica 1988
Analogue Slide scan
Plustek Scanner
Kodak Film Kodachrome 64
Camera Canon A1
South sicilia italy
You may look at this and say "that's not a bridge", but it actually is the vey end of one. This track is in Parkersburg, WV, and the curve in the distance is the bridge across the Ohio River. It is actually pretty high up over the water, but the slope of hill rises to meet the track at this point.
I also think this is one of those "you had to be there" shots that is more impressive to behold in person than in a picture. I personally found it very compelling to see, though, especially when the train went back and forth several times a day, including a few minutes after I captured this.
Amtrak 682 crosses the Charles River and passes a track gang inspecting the switches of the approach to North Station.
The tractor tracks decend down into the valley and up the other side , I don`t know what the crop is that is growing here but i`ll be following it until it is cut later in the summer .
Taken down at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Delaware while on a quick shoot with flick good buddy Michael Lawrence. Not sure what kind of birds they are but there were hundreds pecking away in the mud flats for breakfast. The sun was already above the horizon to the left of the frame but the color hung in for awhile.
Griffin, Georgia
Leica II, Elmar 50mm f/3.5 lens and Rollei Infrared 400 film, used without IR filter because of the overcast.
On the black sand of Urenui Beach - on New Zealand's west coast. The east coast of NZ has white sand.
iPhone 8 + Blackie App
A black and white photograph of tire tracks in melted sleet on our neighbor's driveway, with a little bit of shade from the afternoon sun in the top right and bottom left corners of the frame.
Again, other tracks into the unknown ...
Well, to be honest, not so unknown: Sunday, early morning, a photo-stop on my way for a mountain hike. Railroad tracks running from Zurich to Chur / Switzerland
PS: quite a contrast to my recent uploads of the same day: winter dreamscapes in the middle of nowhere, far away from any human-made landmarks