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CP 421 approaches a medium to clear signal at Leaside with an EMDX SD70ACe-T4 trailing behind. Recently, CP leased a few of these "bananas" and some have found their way to Toronto, but none leading as of yet.
After a day of solid clouds the sun made a dramatic appearance for the last hour of daylight. A mad scramble to find a train to shoot in this light led me to South Ferry on the Buffalo Line where the crew of NS 30T was calling it a day. They had tied their train down at the Appalachian Trail crossing and were heading for a crew van that had just arrived.
DiB 11/29/2015
Charlie was not happy about us sticking mostly to the paved trail. The other trails were muddy and slick so we stayed off them except for the detour to see the number '2'.
Seaton Valley Trail
Turkey Run Park
The Parklands
Louisville, Kentucky
Camera — Nikon D7100
Lens — Sigma 17-50mm f2.8 os
Prairie autumn colors along the park trail with a lot of goldenrod in the foreground and an Osage orange tree at the top.
The Joint Trail in Canyonlands National Park passes through a deep crack in between the rock formations... This YouTube video give a good idea how claustrophobic some parts of this trail are: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hITWvKozhrM
I bribed my son to accompany me last night (and protect me from any night creatures, lol) while I did some night star trail images using an interval timer. This picture is a combination of 100 images.
another shot >> i.imgur.com/yF3eEqC.jpg
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btw I use another ears and tail :D because i haven't bought them XD
This Red-shouldered hawk was sitting high above the trail at the Springfield Nature Center. The Conservation Agents say there's a pair with a nest in the area. I've seen one fairly frequently but never two and I've not spotted any likely nest. This guy/gal was just enjoying a sunny day warming up.
Ruins of the historic Vindicator Mine Ore House, Vindicator Valley Loop Trail, near Victor, Colorado
"Nature, like man, sometimes weeps from gladness." - Benjamin Disraeli
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Last week, Scott and I ventured out to the Pine Grove trail on the south side of the city to check it out.
It was very buggy and not very photogenic this time of year, but would probably be a great snowshoe trail in the winter, so we'll mark it down as a place to revisit when the colder weather is back.
Hope everyone has had a good day!
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For this shot I had the full moon behind me. I was amazed how well lit the foreground is by using the moon light.
I posted Star Trails I last week.
Thanks for looking!
Light trails from passing vehicles on Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park form in a long-exposure
This is a different photo than I expected today, but snow in April wins over what I had planned. ALSO, a photo of a stranger?? This was a quiet goal for myself, and he certainly made it easier by approaching me for a photo. But still, I count this as a "riders among us" win. Lucky me, I live right near this trail. So, I was down there with camera in hand! (I'm so glad he was riding an orange bike for the pop of color.)
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Trail does not necessarily equal fail on the Iowa Pacific-operated 'Hoosier State', as demonstrated by GP40FH-2 4137, bringing up the rear of the classy consist at 18th Street on its way out of Chicago.
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Locación: Plaza de Morro I - LecherÃa - Anzoátegui
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Aperture: f8
Exposure: 5'
ISO: 125