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My most horrible shot on the trip. Hand shake, not paying attention to the shutter speed and out of focus ruined the shot. Tried to bring out the mood and keep it for memory
Taken on a hike few days ago. No wildflowers yet, so looking for interesting compositions to capture instead.
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Badlands National Park
We were very fortunate to get some storm clouds rolling in as we prepared to do this hike. I checked the weather app and radar and knew we had enough time to complete. This is the trailhead entrance.
Taken from Hikespeak:
"This trek travels up a badlands canyon to an overlook with massive views over the Great Plains. The hike is 1.33 miles round trip with 125 feet of elevation gain. This hike does not have a boardwalk to follow, just a dirt trail and a steep wooden ladder. Notch Trail also traces a cliff’s edge so it is not a good option for hikers with a fear of heights. For those interested in a little adventure, this hike has a lot to offer.”
Mike D.
Terrell's Island Preserve, Lake Butte des Morts, Omro/Winneconne, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
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Sometimes I get these great ideas, or what I think they are great ideas anyway. The plan was to come up to this part of the Shasta wilderness and connect with a specific lake, hopefully to get some cool reflections and views of Shasta in the snow! Well as some of you might know that spend time in the snow... what happens to lakes when it's cold and snowy outside is that they freeze over, and get covered with snow. Sometimes this is interesting, but in this case, the lakes just looked like vast flat expanses of snow. However, climbing up high, we were able to get above a fog layer hanging over the city that night, and the milky way stretched over the city of Shasta horizontally illuminated well because the light pollution from the city was masked by the fog layer. I took two exposures, one long to smooth out the fog, and capture the foreground details, and another short to capture the sharp stars. During the process I realized that letting the star trails bleed through a little bit made for a more interesting photograph.
AT Conservancy - Boiling Springs, PA. This about 19 miles north from what is the midpoint of the trail that runs from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Katahdin in Maine.
Trail leading from the wooded forest of Cheonseong-san (천성산) to the open summit. Mountain range located in Yangsan, South Korea.
Star Trails over Messaria in the island of Andros, Greece. Lights from nearby Vilagges do not help but ...
The Apache Trail to Canyon Lake, was my chosen annual birthday ride. I wanted an epic ride to mark the special occasion.
We got the light trails we were after eventually . . . lol
A huge vote of thanks to everyone who added this as a favourite. Apologies for not replying sooner. I've been away for a few days. Really nice to come back to such positive feedback. Thanks! Really appreciated . . . made my weekend.
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The wooded, one mile trail at the barrier island opened up to a wide view of the Barnegat Bay. The previously frozen waters had begun to thaw.
"Barnegat Bay is a small brackish arm of the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 42 miles (67.2 km) long. It is separated from the Atlantic by a long barrier peninsula."
As the Sun Goes Down Over a Snowy Nature Preserve Trail
Captured w/Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max back triple camera 5.7mm f/1.5
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