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Baby turtle are only quite small (roughly 4 inches long) but they have to walk a long way to get to the sea. These are closeups of some tracks they left behind.
a collection of stuff found on the track at the middle school. The color markings are painted on the track at various places - not sure what all of them mean.
MIAA Track Meet at the Herschel Neil Stadium. (Photo by Jay Bradway | Northwest Missouri University)
Found the tracks of a large wolf in the soft dirt of a buffalo trace below Specimen Ridge. I wish I would have put my boot in the photo for scale...it was scary big. Wouldn't want to meet its owner out there in the backcountry.
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Nov 21, day 326 - After driving past this many times, I finally had my camera with me so I could stop and take a picture - old train tracks, Wicksteed Ave., Leaside/East York
This image qualifies only marginally for inclusion in my album 'Where Trains Once Ran' but makes an interesting abstract. This piece of railway track is embedded in the verge of Station Road, Coultershaw Bridge at the top of the access road to the former Petworth station, now The Old Railway Station Hotel.
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I've started shooting more in manual mode. I'm not so quick to change settings yet, but I think I like the result more. I think a bit more about what's okay to leave "too" bright or "too" dark, actually making the decision myself (rather than letting the camera choose for me). Even if I don't like the result so much, I learn something. For instance, in this shot I turned the noise reduction off, which I won't do again. :)
Anyway, I was playing with longer exposures and tracking in broad daylight. So I had minimum aperture (f/36), focal length of 55mm, and a shutter speed of 0.1 seconds. I managed to track the first thing I tried pretty well. It was ten shots before I had another car shown this well, beginners luck I guess.
I'm not sure if I like the color version, or this bw better.
Oulton Park Trackday 2nd Feb 2016 with Opentrack Track days
With all Full Day Opentrack Track Days, Tuition, Photography and Garages are included in the cost of the day.
Free Refreshments are included at all non MSV circuits.
Dinosaur Tracks is an archeological site now belonging to the Navajo Nation. Men from the tribe learn about the site and then take people on tours for a tip - usually about $15 a person. Sean was our guide and had loved dinosaurs since he was a little boy. The day we visited was the day after a heavy thunderstorm so many tracks were easier to spot, but there were also a few really muddy spots. These are dinosaur skeletal (including a head) remains and sea animal fossils.
Friday 15 & Saturday 16 April 2016
Overnight flight LHR to Delhi, with Jet Airways and onward flight to Kathmandu to rendezvous with Charles and Val back at the (seemingly unscathed) Hotel Marshyangdi.
Dinner at Thakali Bhanchha - a local Thali / Mo Mo place - then back to repack for the trip!
Read more on SparklyTrainers: Val Pitkethly's On and Off the Beaten Track through Solukhumbu.
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Got my sister one of those track day experiences in and Audi R8. Ogled over the other supercars too.