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The stubble was left in the field and the tracks were visible where the farm vehicle had driven up and down the field.
I had to go higher and higher to find virgin snow. I hate it when the snow is all tracked up by humans, but I sure love critter tracks. Stay tuned for the pine marten pic. I waited an hour for him to come out.
another dreamy long exposure shot of Frankston pier and lucky enough to catch the undisturbed tracks of the sand screening machine.
chose b/w over colour as I considered it contrasted better.
making tracks for Talbot for a few days so will catch up later in the week. have a great and happy week everyone!!
The Paris Montparnasse train station seen fro the top of the tower.
Revisiting my archives, this is an old picture I decided to process again. Hope you like it.
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I have visited this Bulldozer before and each time the environment improves, The First image was shot over a fence which ran down the near side of the dozer, the last image was constrained by hay bales which were stacked close, this time I had plenty of room and almost perfect lighting. To view my latest vlog which includes this image, and a panorama taken from this spot. my click on the link below to enjoy my landscape adventure bit.ly/2ZLikFx
A quick tutorial as to how this picture evolved. I posted a similar shot in bw awhile back without the clouds, birds etc.
Below you will see the three images that comprise the main image. Often a shot is really great but lacks something. Something that can make it dramatic and eye catching.
Here I also used the burn tool in Photoshop and overlay layer to get the desired effects in the dune and clouds. The birds are a brush from Skeletal Mess.
This image took about an hour to produce from start to finish. This obviously excludes going on location(s) which is entirely another matter.
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EPLORE # 266
I can never resist the simple composition of tracks taken with a wide angle. This was taken the day before we got a pretty good dump of snow. I will try to go back and reshoot with more snow cover. I expect it will look quite different.
I kept the camera close to level so as to not have leaning verticals, so of course there was much more sky in the shot, and although I do really like it with all of the extra sky, I like this version as well, and decided to go with it and the extra resolution that it would allow in the tracks.
Tomorrow, an intermission and something COMPLETELY different.
Milky Way @ Stonehenge, Wiltshire UK
Well I've been a bit frustrated wrt the Milky Way core this year as when it's visible around 3am or so unless it's at a weekend I just can't shoot it as I wreck myself for work and weekends have been pretty crap so far.
I got myself a second hand fast prime lens through mpb earlier in the year and have been wanting to try it out for astro.
More recently the MWC has been 'visible' just after midnight but again far too many clouds most nights. However, the other night there was a forecast for skies to be clearing around midnight so I took a chance but wanted somewhere not to far away so despite the known light pollution I set off on the 35min drive to Stonehenge.
Experimented with f/1.4-f/2 shots and 2-2.5min exposures using the Move-Shoot-Move star tracker I have.
I can't say I think this is a great image and I'll try to convince myself it's more to do with the light pollution (I wish Salisbury's street lights went off at 10pm!) than my lack of shooting/editing skills. However I thought I'd post it just as a bit of a record of my first attempt with the Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens. 14mm would have been better but I'll cross my fingers canon will eventually see sense and let Sigma produce RF compatible glass.
For the record - the image is a composite of a 150s exposure at f/2 ISO100 for the sky and 30s f/4 ISO1600 for Stonehenge.
I'm planning on taking this lens to Iceland in October so wish me luck seeing and shooting the Northern Lights during the few nights I'm there on a Workshop.
Thanks for viewing and have a good weekend everyone..
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We crisscrossed this railroad track several times and at one point we saw where the bank was held in place by railroad ties in horizontal position and I couldn't help but wonder what happened when those railroad ties disintegrated....
I will be so much more excited about my photos when the green leaves come back! LOL Tan and grey can get old after awhile I think!
You have the past behind you...
You have the future in front of you...
But you have the present at the moment.
So keep working towards your future.
And the past will get your best friend.
Numerous quad tracks can be seen running over the hill here that vanish in the morning cloud. This is rough sheep faming country near Fruid. A lovely morning in the hills.
A group had broken this trail the day before. Phew!
Made {explore} - Highest position: 70 on Monday, January 18, 2010
KP - Treat This 341 ~ June 1st to June 7th thanks to jus tt for fun for the source image shown in the first comment box flic.kr/p/2pUgPLM