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I went to shoot a sunset over Brightwell Barrow but foolishly hadn't really done a recon before and the angle I planned just didn't work, thankfully a couple of tracks in the crop provided a plan B.
An inquisitive cow wondering what I'm doing holding a little black box to my face in the middle of a farm in Dorset.
Isle of Purbeck, UK
My tracking skills are not so well honed. I think that a human and a dog passed by and they may have been walking fast. The sand was soft and a wave had washed by before they walked past. But it may have been the being who abducted with Spock and removed his brain to administer an underground colony of women....
After a day of snowboarding in Mammoth I decided to head out and try some Milky Way photography. Its really the wrong season for it, but why not. This is up by Tamarack lodge, far enough away from the town that there isnt to much light pollution, but you can see what a couple of porch lights can do with the landscape : ) The tracks are coming away from the infamous "Hole in the Wall", that I will find the cajones to board one of these days.
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Used Nikon 14-24mm f2.8
with Novoflex Nikon to Sony E-Mount Adapter
Kruger national Park SA
This leopard was tracking with a sense of impending doom.
Suddenly two hyenas raced onto the scene and the leopard scrambled up a nearby tree! Who knew leopards were afraid of hyenas - perhaps because there were two together?
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From the archives - August 2011 on a foggy morning along the tracks in Hudsonville. The cool looking power lines on the right hand side have been since removed.
I always liked those grand red arches.
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This photo was taken at The Crossing Memorial in Auburn, Colorado, U.S.A.. Where, on December 14, 1961 a school bus was struck by a train.
Update, this image appears on the cover of "Train to Nowhere."
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early morning ... walking along the fields ... close to the Bavarian river Naab ... hdr
please .... large is a must:
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With every new tide, a fresh canvas is set where the local inhabitants can leave their trails. These tracks were discovered on one of the many sandy beaches uncovered at low tide on the Georges River. It looks like multiple species frequented here on this occasion.