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This shot was taken in continual drizzle and low cloud so I converted it to resemble an old spia print.
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Daffodils signal the emergent Spring.
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The river Trent flows slower than usual for me at Stone, Staffordshire
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building nashville, tn. being torn down. i wanted to keep these hard hats, but i have so many “things”, and yet so few….. i left them and just keep this thought in / my mind, and this photo.
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destin,florida early morning, gate to the beach / 2009
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The Block arcade has to be one of the finest examples of Melbourne’s historical architecture. Taken towards the end of the day, the golden light lit up this often gloomy place
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One of the well known and colourful laneways spread throughout Melbourne’s CBD
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One of the well known and colourful laneways spread throughout Melbourne’s CBD
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The spokes of a groovy old school bicycle in a clothes shop in Gas Town, Vancouver © Lee Trujillo – ReflectionandLight.com / Arvada, Colorado
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The 888 car out in front during the Phillip Island L&H 500, the first endurance race for 2009. The unpredictable nature of endurance racing was clearly visible with Lowndes and Whincup fighting to finish 2nd after a tyre issue lost their 1st place position and threatened to end their race during the final lap. Nikon D300 / Sigma 150-500 @ 250mm / ISO 800 / 1/250sec f/18 / Minor Post Processing
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A superbike powers out of the final turn onto the straight at the L&H 500 at Phillip Island – Sep 2009 Nikon D300 / Sigma 150 – 500 @ 500mm / ISO 1600 / 1/800sec f/8 / Noise Reduction, Sharpening and Levels adjustment Post Processing
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A superbike rider shows a huge amount of commitment as he powers out of the final turn onto the straight at the L&H 500 at Phillip Island – Sep 2009 Nikon D300 / Sigma 150 – 500 @ 500mm / ISO 800 / 1/320sec f/14 / Noise Reduction, Sharpening and Levels adjustment Post Processing
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Pontiac on the streets of Vancouver © Lee Trujillo – ReflectionandLight.com / Arvada, Colorado
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nashville, tn. / taking a photo , i heard a voice ask. / “does that thing take good pictures in the dark?” above a gentleman, a railroad worker, was watching me, / from a train. i told him it did a good job with the light i had, and we began to talk. i told him, that had i not done what i do, for a living , i would have liked to have worked on the railroad. we talked, trains, cameras, and a little about life…..... what a chance i had, and took, being there and somehow meeting this gentleman…... cheers to all you railroad men.
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the loss of thought / groundless, / in direction, / yet we move. somehow thinking, inside our heads / we are sane, .... / and have purpose. direction. / movement to a place, / real or unreal. / it does not matter, / our journey continues….. as long as we breath, / as long as there is motion to our / thoughts and deeds. direction. purpose.motion.madness
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by Rob PassmoreAnother studio session to practice lighting Thanks
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by Rob PassmoreAnother studio session to practice lighting Thanks
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by Rob PassmoreAnother studio session to practice lighting Thanks
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Picture of our cat taken with an SB600 left of shot.
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Once a bustling production center, this old mining mill near Leadville Colorado is a sight to see.. As the result of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, the Gold and Silver mining balloon burst leaving us with relics such as this. © Lee Trujillo – ReflectionandLight.com / Arvada, Colorado
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Peacock in full display
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Photo of a 100+ year old Johnny House near Leadville Colorado. © Lee Trujillo – ReflectionandLight.com / Arvada, Colorado
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