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Somewhere under the tyrebow ... and no I'm not in Kansas.
Wizard of Oz? Star Trek? My mind is blown!
Joe
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GrahamWelland
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'The International Car Forest' in Goldfield, NV. You've really got to want to be there unless passing through. If you're visiting Death Valley and based in Beatty it's relatively nearby in as much as any part of Nevada is 'nearby' to any other part of Nevada.
And yes, my reference was definitely to do with the Wizard of Oz :thumbs:
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Dave, both your words of encouragement and love of nature as illustrated by your beautiful flower images, is truly inspirational. Thank you ever so much.Fantastic!
Dave, that is very well seen and done! Thanks!
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dave.gt
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Joe,The windblown look. Used a monopod this time. Manual focus with the HC 210.
I gotta tell you, I love your bird images and my bride wants me to shoot some, but it is tedious and a lot of effort, for me at least. But you have made it look easy!
Excellent work.:thumbup:
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Another from Big Bend NP, Texas.
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Continuing my drive through the Navada great basin. Spotted this windmill way off in the brush and found the trail to it. The cattle pond was a super bonus and thank you mother nature for putting on the light show!
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Big Bend Ranch State Park, TX. XF/100/SK150
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Keeping with the red theme:
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Caprock Canyon, Texas. XF/100/SK150.
A typical dark day on the river Tyne at Hebburn, N E England. GFX + GF 23mm:
Boats on the Tyne by Mark, on Flickr
Boats on the Tyne by Mark, on Flickr
dave.gt
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Mark,
It is nice to see the images you post as it gives me a contrasting perspective of how the local environment is different from (and similar to) ours. I always wanted to do a comparative study between the U.K. and certain areas in the US, but life has always gotten in the way. Mercifully for sure.
If I had stayed in my chosen profession much longer, with the nightmare of politics, both government and big money, I would have surely gone mad by now.
It is enough to see your images and those of others here who post to give me validation for what I am doing because I can no longer travel abroad anyway. People, places and the times... always interesting and always appreciated when the photographer is enjoying the experience of shooting, and sharing. Obviously you are enjoying the GFX!:thumbup:
It is nice to see the images you post as it gives me a contrasting perspective of how the local environment is different from (and similar to) ours. I always wanted to do a comparative study between the U.K. and certain areas in the US, but life has always gotten in the way. Mercifully for sure.
If I had stayed in my chosen profession much longer, with the nightmare of politics, both government and big money, I would have surely gone mad by now.
It is enough to see your images and those of others here who post to give me validation for what I am doing because I can no longer travel abroad anyway. People, places and the times... always interesting and always appreciated when the photographer is enjoying the experience of shooting, and sharing. Obviously you are enjoying the GFX!:thumbup:
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