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Ptarmigan Ridge, Mount Baker, wildflowers, a mountain stream, and the Ptarmigan Ridge Trail, Mount Baker Wilderness Area, Washington State.
Re-imagined "Lone Ranger" themed hoverbike, built for the LEGO Speeder Bikes Contest 2016
This one was inspired by this "East of West" cover
www.previewsworld.com/Home/1/1/71/977?articleID=129666
... hmm... I might have to make this one my entry, instead of the "Scout"...
Press "L".
Pentax 67ii, SMC 200mm f4, Fujifilm Velvia 50 (RVP50) 220 roll, self-developed in Fuji Hunt Chrome 6X, IT8-calibrated & wet-mounted drumscan.
I rode my bike along part of the Banks Vernonia Trail on Halloween day. It's a great fall bike ride because of all the brilliant yellow bigleaf maples along the route.
By the way, I didn't arrange any of these leaves. I never do that in my photos. Mother Nature did all the leaf-placing for this shot.
Beaver Meadow Falls in New York's Adirondacks.
If you take the the East Side trail from Ausable Lake you cross a small wooden bridge to get to Beaver Falls. But there has been some erosion and downed trees that have obliterated the trail to the falls. So you need to bushwhack about 100 yards to the falls. Not that bad since you can hear them and catch glimpses through the trees. You burst out of the forest and are greeted with this view. Not a bad reward for your efforts.
Took this picture while on the 101 trail. In Tre Cime Naturepark in the Dolomites. Shot with Sony A7ii.
Wearmouth Trails Obviously being a Newcastle lad, I would say the Wearmouth Bridge is not a patch on Tyne Bridge ;-). Never the less, this is an impressive piece of architecture, designed by Mott, Hay and Anderson, the current bridge being the 3rd in this position (1929 - Present ) and was built to accommodate growing volumes of traffic.
Got a great vantage point from the car park next to the bridge, in order to get up high and take this long exposure shot to catch the traffic light trails.
A cowboy trailing a herd of black Angus cattle while driving cattle down a quiet country road near Chinook, Montana.
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Taken with a Canon 1100D and basic 18_55mm kit lens.
Polaris is the central star that doesn't appear to have moved, while all the other stars are rotating around it. A few airplane and satellite trails my be visible as well.
Looks are deceiving. This is cropland seen as it gently rises apparently to the sky
and
then drops down in a gentle slope.
January 19th shot included in comments for comparison.
This was a beautiful view in person, but I admin I would not feel comfortable driving on this road 😅. Historically it was a trail that sheepherders used to drive their flocks down the canyon. Occasionally they'd fall and die because it was such a perilous path for massive flocks to crowd through. It looked extremely tight, narrow, and steep the whole way down.
This picture is a panorama of about 8 vertical shots.
I put out the camera and allowed it to absorb some light while staying inside, playing cards.
White dots, not displaying any trail, are geosynchronous satellites.
“Beautiful colourful trees at the Simcoe pioneer cemetery at the waterfront trail in Squires beach this autumn , Martins photographs , Pickering , Ontario , Canada , October 18. 2023”
“Simcoe pioneer cemetery”
“Weeping Willow tree”
“Squires beach”
“Duffins creek marsh”
“Dead tree”
Blossoms
Autumn
“October 2023”
Shrubs
“Oak tree”
“Large Oak tree”
Trees
Stones
Reflections
Reflection
blue sky
“cloud cover”
“Waterfront trail on Lake Ontario”
“Waterfront trail of Lake Ontario”
“Black eye Susans”
Autumn
Shadows
“IPhone XR”
“iPhone SE 2020”
“Lake Ontario”
Fungi
Heron
“Gravel path”
“August 2023”
“Duffins creek marsh”
Log
“Wild Asters”
“Flowering trees”
Goldenrod
“Cropped photograph”
Family
“Old orchard”
“Apple tree”
Sunset
Shrubs
“Oak tree”
Trees
Stones
Reflections
Reflection
Dogwood
“Duffins trail”
“blue sky”
“cloud cover”
Autumn
Shadows
Reflections
“cropped photograph”
“closeup photograph”
“Martins photographs”
Ajax
Ontario
Canada
Favourites
Mushroom
wildflowers
“Lake Ontario”
“Mouth of Duffins creek marsh”
“white Deadnetles”
River
Dogwood
Woods
Favourites
“Duffins marsh”
“Duffins trail”
Ferns
“Large tree”
The Trail Turn trundles down the Plummer Line in eastern Polk County on the final leg to the Strata Corporation five miles away. Two GP20C-ECOs and 22 cars are making the trip crossing the fertile plain carved out by Glacial Lake Agassiz. I heard train activity in Thief River Falls and saw the Trail Turn depart. A chase to collect Plummer Line scenes was in order. First time I have been able to gather photos east of Plummer in three years. I cut off the chase here but gestured my thanks to the crew for being able to leapfrog them for 15 miles and an hour and half of their day.