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Andrews Bald Trail, which is a segment of the Forney Ridge Trail, is one of the most popular trails in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Beginning in the extremely busy Clingman's Dome parking log, the trail travels less than two miles through dense evergreen forest before reaching Andrews Bald, a treeless area that is one of only two balds in the park. On a clear day the views from the bald are known to be spectacular, and a special treat occurs in late June when azalea blooms bring the bald to life. The excellent views, foliage, and lack of rapid or significant elevation changes are all reasons for this trail's significant use, In recent years the trail has undergone renovation, and hikers will find many portions of the trail have been sculpted with stairs and the like for ease of travel.
The Deer come in and finally seem relaxed after a couple of weeks since I moved my trail cam out into plain sight. At first they were very aware of a change to their watering hole environment, (location of my Trail Cam). It was funny watching them tip toe around stomping and glaring at the camera. Especially the young ones where it took them a half hour (two steps forward, one step backward) to gain trust to get a drink.
All is well for now, except for a curious bear that wanders in almost every night.
My husband poses along the trail down to Sipapu Bridge in Natural Bridges National Monument, UT. The rock here reminded me of some of the slopes in Zion.
Relatively new Chicago and Northwestern SD50's 7034 and 7013 are the training units on a potash train on the Harvard Subdivision at Deval, in Des Plaines, Illinois, on April 26, 1986.
1966 Rolleiflex 3.5f Planar, Type3 (k.4F)
Kodak EPR 64 (expired)
Marras watching trail hounds race on the fells above the Patterdale show.
The bike from The Vaporizer Pursuit MOC. I wanted to present it in a cleaner and sleek fashion, so...here it is.
I've never built a bike before, much less a steampunk one, and frankly, I'm really pleased with the result of this build. ^ ^
I wanted to avoid pearl-gold parts to give it a more realistic steampunk look and experiment with the gray cylinders and browns.
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Originally created for the Small Build entry for the LEGO Steampunk group's competition. It's a steampunked version of the Stealth Bike from the LEGO Ultra Agents set 70167 Invizable Gold Getaway.
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This 50 yards or so of paved trail is the only paved section, probably to keep the trail from washing out here
Mott Segment, North Umpqua Trail, Umpqua National Forest, Oregon USA
Seen in Musconetcong Gorge Preserve, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/depts/parks/ParkAreas/Musconetcong...
First proper attempt at star trails in my garden. Taken over about 45mins using a series of 30sec exposures at iso400 f4 then merging them.
Shepperd's Dell State Natural Area, Oregon - located along the Columbia River Gorge - about 3.5 miles east of Crown Point. This moss covered stone wall and trail leads to the Shepperds Dell Falls...
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Unfortunately the SD75IACC is trailing as CN 321 passes Turcot Ouest with CN 2882 & CN 8313 for power. As is almost always the case, the train has a large cut of gons.
Star Trails in our backyard on 11/21/2008. This is a combination of 490 30-second exposures, from 8:36 pm until 1:06 am.
London Underground 1992 stock 91265 trails one of the first Central line services to stop at Tottenham Court Road for over a year. 06/12/15
One bird we did see often this Trip to Florida were these Brown Pelicans, and were wonderful as they dive for fish.
This bird is distinguished from the American White Pelican by its brown body and its habit of diving for fish from the air, as opposed to co-operative fishing from the surface.
It eats mainly fish and amphibians as well as crustaceans. Groups of Brown Pelicans often travel in single file, flying low over the water's surface, just like this one. The low flight helps to aid flight with little effort it seems!
The previous three pictures were taken towards the end of a barefoot day, this is how it started! Walking the rough trails around Derwent Water in the Lake District National Park. The paths are mostly rough gravel and slate, challenging but great for sole conditioning. The dust from the gravel got really ingrained into my sole pads making them this amazing grey colour!
The Trail Theater in downtown St. Joseph, Missouri opened on May 4, 1951. Today, it serves as a live music bar.
Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, Coronado National Forest, Arizona.
After the final creek crossing, the Bear Canyon Trail switchbacks up the side of Bear Canyon and then levels out for the approach to 7 Falls. The trail's total elevation gain is only about 600', some of which takes place before reaching the creek.
This is a look back at Bear Canyon through the open toward Tucson. Some of the trail on the north side of the creek is visible on the canyon floor, and a few hikers can also be seen on their return hike.
I haven't shot any star trail photos since I first learned how to use an SLR some 10 years ago. I decided to take a photography class in high school on a whim. I think it was mostly because I knew I couldn't draw and I had already taken the computer graphics class, so photography seemed like the only logical choice. I used my dad's old 35mm Pentax K1000 (which is still around somewhere) with black & white film. I actually just came across a bunch of the photos I shot in that class recently. In some ways the photos surprised me at how good they were, and in other ways I can see just how far I've come.
Back to present day, I shot this star trail photo in my backyard on Saturday night. We've had some amazingly clear skies lately and I figured I should take advantage of it. The yellow light on the trees is from the basement lights that were on in the house. The star trails themselves are actually a combination of two photos. The streaks are from a 20 minute exposure and the dots at the end are from a 30 second exposure. I don't normally combine exposures, but in this case I liked the way they combined to make the sky look like it was full of shooting stars.
Star Trails in Yangshuo, China
I slept 5 hours the whole weekend I was here and was sick the following week because of it. Still, I was happy to make the trip because relaxing on the top of a mountain without a soul in sight was one of the best experiences I've had here.
Canmore, Alberta
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My first attempt at a star trail, shot 15 30" exposures as I have yet to get a shutter remote.
Shot with D3100 and 35mm 1.8G