A revisit of some recently Posted images, but moved into a Black and White presentation.
What do you think?
Please leave your thoughts below in the comments!
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A revisit of some recently Posted images, but moved into a Black and White presentation.
What do you think?
Please leave your thoughts below in the comments!
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Being the nut job that I am, I managed to tantalize someone else to join me in the 14°F weather!
When we got out into shooting position down by the Brandywine creek, it was allot more dangerous because of the 6-8 inches of snow covering everything!
Some of the ice structures that I had seen on my visit on the 8th, were no longer around, and the water was not as dark with silt.
I still have more to process, but I wanted to get something Posted.
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I was in the area, and with this most likely the last snow of the season, I decided to visit the mill.
The last time I had been here, was last summer, and I wondered what had changed.
One of the areas I wanted to find this time, was the “Orange Room”, which I thought I saw on the last visit, but ran out of time to investigate.
As I walked further into the building, I could hear the wind blowing outside, and water dripping from the holes in the roof.
What was very startling, was how close the cars on the road sounded. There where several times, I thought they were driving in the building!
The occasionally, one of the side doors would slam a direction, and scare the hell out of you!
All in all, it was a good trip!
Thanks for looking!
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Woke up this morning, and there was 2-3 inches of snow on the ground…
The 5th Day of Spring… Go figure…
Got the kids on the bus and headed to the Marsh Creek Lake Dam area for maybe the last snow of the season.
In the woods, I was getting bombarded by snow, as it fell from the trees.
When I finally reached the Dam plateau, the snow was coming down hard, and it was nearly impossible to keep the front of the lens clean, so most of the shoots are looking south, with the wind at my back.
After about an hour of wondering around, I headed home…
I am so ready to get some real colors!
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