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Traveling up Mason Street in Fort Collins, Colorado, is a northbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight on June 1, 2002.
word soon gets around as to where the next wave is landing! We rarely see surfers on Dollar cove at Gunwalloe but this day it was the chosen spot for a few surfers. I expect the surf is well up in many parts around the UK with the storm thats blowing across the country right now. I hope you all survive unscathed, Alan:-) have a great W/end too………
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UP 1705 heads west over the Mississippi River with 7 cars from East Minneapolis. An often morning run through here was a delighted afternoon run as the crew had to dog catch the train at Plymouth before collecting the day's cars out of East Minneapolis.
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A tier 4 EMD is on point of this grain train heading east through Buffalo. I've seen these a couple times in the past, trailing/not moving, but this is my first time getting one on point of a train.
After missing last year in our annual February quest to capture Horsetail Fall on El Capitan, my buddy, Steve and I were determined to not let it happen again.
We'd heard that Horsetail had a great flow a couple of weeks earlier, and a big storm was forecast for the weekend, but never materialized.
I had seen a couple of images capturing the spectacle from a different vantage point, including this killer one from Bill McIntosh and contacted him to see how on earth he found it.
Well, paraphrasing Bugs Bunny, we probably should have turned left at Albuquerque. We think what we found was his route, a dried up creek bed that looked MUCH more difficult than we had expected. I think we needed to keep walking farther west; I'm not sure, but looking at his photo, I think so.
We tried to see if we could capture something similar by taking 4 Mile Trail to above the tree line.
As you see, our angle was such that we couldn't see if the light was closing in on Horsetail, but the view regardless from about the half-way point on 4 Mile was pretty stunning -- lens flares and all.
Reached Explore 43 on Tuesday, March 3, 2015.
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image of the day and could not decide on just one!
visited the usherhall with two contacts (rod2king and skimask001) and looking forward to seeing their shots!
this shot is a long exposure with my camera simply placed on the floor looking up. i also flashed the image
UP 555 was in the perfect place with the sun to not take a photo. A remnant of early flight navigation is visible up on the bluff in Mounds Park.
Ouvert en 2018, le concours Close-up Photographer of the Year vise à mettre en exergue les plus belles photos en macro, en proxiphotographie, ou en microphotographie.
Les photos primées offrent ainsi une plongée extraordinaire dans le monde fascinant de l’infiniment petit, des plantes aux insectes en passant par les champignons – et bien plus encore.
Cette année, les organisateurs de ce concours ont reçu plus de 9000 participations, de photographes venus de 55 pays. Le jury était composé de professionnels de l’image, spécialisés dans la photographie de nature.
Bien le bonjour les artistes 😉
This is probably the most colorful old gas station I've ever seen! Just had to have a few shots of it...