Pylon
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Aaron Dehnert-...
Australia
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The last remains of the old Port Willunga jetty, South Australia. Port Willunga Beach was recently named as the only Australian location in ‘Travel and Leisure’ magazine – hip travel list of emerging destinations. This is still one of my favourite locations to photograph and is only a 40 minute drive south of Adelaide. Pentax DS. / HDR (-2,0,+2) Photomatix / CS2.
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This was taken near Clare, two hours north of Adelaide, South Australia, on New Year’s Eve. The colours depicted a hot summer and a perfect end to that year. The power lines drew my eye to the distance and in a sense to the future, and all that it held. This was taken using a Canon DSLR EOS 350D.
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The close of a warm Summer’s day at Fairy Dell, Clifton Springs with the remains of The Long Jetty stretching toward the horizon. Pentax istDS Camera. Three exposures bracketed to create an HDR image.
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The last shades of a warm day retreat and give way to the blue of the night at one of the old jetties at The Dell at Clifton Springs. Pentax istDS Camera. An HDR image with three exposures bracketed and processed using Dynamic Photo HDR.
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A misty morning along the hydro lines. Taken from Plessis Rd on the east side of Winnipeg MB CA MY BUBBLESITE
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....marching across the landscape.
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An image taken late evening just across the road from my house.
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Another image from my project on urbanisation of our coastlines and the impact upon the next generation.
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A relentless invasion of the steel men.
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Light trails toward Helsby Hill, Cheshire. Taken from the bridge over the M56, shutter open for 30 seconds.
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A continuation of the ‘car park’ theme. This one was inspired by Enrico Bettesworth’s ‘Underworld’ and Andrew Brown’s ‘Underground’. My challenge was to interpret this site differently from those two artists. I hope I have been partially successful in achieving this.
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The arched stone bridge was for the Old railroad while the pylon to its right holds the New railroad aloft and above the other. The Old tracks were removed and the State of Pennsylvania made a hiking and biking trail of it. Just downriver from Conemaugh Dam. Pentax *ist DL; 18-55mm lens; Ps CS3 Extended, / Conemaugh River – SW Pennsylvania.
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Pylons at Dawn They carry power like metal beasts / Astride the countryside / Crackling with ferocity / They’re tall and oh so wide / As morning breaks around them / The contrails fill the sky / As man and nature vie / For colours bright and high / A psychedelic mixture / As to the clouds they reach / With yellows reds and orange / Whites and pink and peach / So like leviathans / They stand so tall and proud / Across the many miles / Whilst all around are cowed Phil Sanders / 7/11/07 Dedicated to John Segon-Fisher
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Dawn on Lake Michigan on the north side of Chicago.
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Sorry there’s a few of these from different angles, but the light kept changing so I had to keep shooting :)
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Lone pylon against the sky. / / Originally taken on Fuji Provia 100F with a Lomo Lubitel 166B. / / Part of the series Against the Sky / /
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Lonely pylon on a wooden jetty early in the morning with heavy clouds after a storm.
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Unusual angle on the Anzac Bridge, Sydney.
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Sunrise on the Chicago skyline with Lake Michigan aglow. The 3 block rocks were covered with a coating of ice and along with the posts reminded me of Stonehenge. Worked in Layers by placing two widely different exposed images on top of each other and removing parts of one image to leave the deep colors of the sky and keep the highlighted icy block rocks. This done using Adobe Photoshop CS3.
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Bridge over the Hawksbury River, NSW, Australia
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The old jetty pylons at Port Willunga, South Australia, are always good for a sunset shoot, especially when the water makes such an attractive splash against them. Canon 40D with circular polarizer / Sigma 17-70 macro lens this image chosen in the TOP TEN of the DLSR group challenge, Testing the Water here
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