This shows the peak autumn foliage colors at Harlow Pond in the Central Maine Highlands town of Saangerville during mid October. (image 34A4559) Please also visit: acadiamagic.com.
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After exploring some spots that Willie and I were familiar with, we set off for a new location in search of badlands and canyons. While driving along the road we saw some hills that looked like they could be interesting and we pulled over at an opening in the fence. While walking out to the hills, we stumbled upon something else...
Willie and David promptly stopped in the middle of their tracks and explained "daaayyyum". These amazing mud cracks were peeling themselves away all around us. A winter stream that had dried up left beautiful cracked mud in its place.
The sun was still quite high and made for some harsh lighting, so I was a little confused what David and Willie were seeing at first. But once I looked towards some of the shadows and the parts that weren't catching the blinding light, it was impossible not to ignore the beautiful shapes these peeling mud cracks were creating. This one reminded me of skin peeling off a sunburnt face.
Nikon D800 w/Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8:
36mm, f/7.1, 1/80 sec, ISO 200
Viewed best nice and large
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A day after a snow dump on Kunanyi (Mount Wellington), I parked at the Springs as the road was closed to the summit, and hiked up in the dark for a spectacular dawn among the snow and ice covered boulders. A memorable way to kick off our trip to Tassie from which we have just returned :)
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My favorite view in town, this is looking south atop Duncan's Ridge, a popular rock-climbing area in Fort Collins, along the east side of Horsetooth Reservoir. I was up early and looked out my window, and it looked like the clouds to the west could light up like wildfire. That did not happen, but I had a brief few moments where the sun broke the eastern cloudbank and lit up the western foothills nicely.
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Nikon d5500
35mm
ISO 4000
f/2.8
Foreground: 13 x 15 seconds
Sky: 45 x 30 seconds
iOptron SkyTracker
This is a 58 shot panorama of the Milky Way setting over a wheat farm near Wongamine, 90 minutes north east of Perth in Western Australia.
I had initially planned on placing the lone tree in the middle but when I arrived I noticed the light pollution, from the nearby town of Toodyay, and decided instead to use that as a kind of backlight for the tree. The clouds were unexpected and I was panicking through most of the shoot hoping they wouldn't make their way to the core, I've had several trips ruined or cut short by cloud cover. Thankfully that didn't eventuate. The very bright 'star' to the right of the tree is the diffused light of Venus.
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