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I moved my trail cam to include the Spanish Peaks and my little windmill. I propped the camera against a small dead stump I dragged out of the woods. these Deer are so cautious, it took the buck 20 mins to get the courage to tiptoe around the camera because it wasn't there 2 days ago. This view is better but only for the morning light. I wish we had some nice clouds over the mountain which we always do, but not tis morning....
I'm thinking of setting up a real blind this Winter so I can use my good Canon gear. This trail cam is pretty bad for detail and resolution, although the Deer and other animals would probably never come in with a larger blind in the meadow, even if it was camouflaged well.
The trail to Grinnell Glacier. A truly remarkable trail, to an incredible destination. We spotted/encountered deer, bighorn sheep, grizzlies, mountain goats and moose in addition to the jaw-dropping scenery.
The second in my Peak Hill Trilogy.
Taken just below the the hill is this cairn and views over Burrator Reservoir.
Because of the interest in the sky showed less of the landscape in this image.
In the distance can be seen Plymouth and the Sound.
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The Virginia Creeper Trail is a 35-mile multi-purpose rail trail. Located in southwestern Virginia, the trail runs from Abingdon to Whitetop, Virginia, near Mount Rogers National Recreation Area and the North Carolina state line.
Batsto Mansion Star Trails - Batsto Village, NJ
Stars swirl over the former residence of ironmasters from the past. Simply known as the Batsto Mansion,it sits at the center of the village that produced bog iron from 1766-1867.
I got to hang out with my friends Jay of Cass Imaging & Ben of Reclaimed LLC for a bit to explore Batsto last night. I've actually never been to the park during the day, but after last night I'll definitely be heading back when it's a little easier to explore. Definitely a fun night. Be sure to swing by their pages to see what they caught!
Very exciting post coming soon!
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A long exposure traffic light trails experiment I always wanted to try... View On Black
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The trail left behind long ago by a slimy snail. The angle of the sun was catching this dried up slime at such an angle as to reveal an incredible range of hidden colours. My eye was very fortunate to pick up on some of these colours in the corner of my eye and compose a truly unique shot. Art by Snail.....who knew.
60 images, Taken over a period of 40 minutes, Stitched in Photoshop to produce this Star Trails image. Taken from Spittal Point, Berwick-Upon-Tweed.
My first attempt at star trail photography. 350 frames automatically captured with the D500 build-in interval photography, with the 10-20 f4.5 DX lens. Processed in Aperture, staked in StarStaX. Foreground blended in using photoshop C5.
Notice the airplane or SpaceX satellite "star link"(??), moving from north west (top left) to south east (bottom right), one Perseid meteor (almost in the middle), and lots of fireflies (green streaks in the sky and over the lawn). Moon at 40%, shot between 10:20pm and 11:55pm (astronomical dusk ands at 10:40pm, producing the reddish clouds). The second image w/o clouds, ~200 frames, with comet trails added in software. I am hocked now..... More to come!!!
(I replaced the post with one image in which i increased contrast over the trees, to get the fireflies a better chance to show)
Trails that naturally succumb into your subcouncious logic, opening the new horizons for one's mind. Only far away from masses of people and their greedy egos one can find it's true self and freedom within it.
Press "L".
Fuji GA645i, Fujinon Super-EBC 60mm f4, B+W MRC CPL, Tiffen 0.6 GND, Kodak Portra 160 self-developed with Fuji Hunt XPress C41 kit, wet-mounted drumscan (scanned through PhotoMultiplier Tubes - PMTs - no CCD nor CMOS used in the light detection process).