Mojave Wind
by rgrenaderphoto

Comment:

Originally posted by JulietNN: Absolutely brilliant, no idea how you managed this much sharpens on the blade, but it is brilliant. Love how you have brought the colours out, I am really enjoying looking at it, well done! 8

The wind was flaky and inconsistent, which got the blades turning on their axis to maximize power generation. The rotation caught the light differently in each of the 50 exposures I stacked into one final image in Photoshop.

Oasis of Light in the Endless Void
by scalvert

Comment:
That is a fine image.

where alfa meets omega
by tanguera

Comment:
Fog Plan! Fog Plan!

Infinite Path
by davwong

Comment:
Lovley

Mt Williamson Building Storm
by rgrenaderphoto

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In 1943-44, Ansel Adams spent time at the Manzanar Relocation Camp in Lone Pine, Ca. Because he was friends with Manzanar camp Director Ralph Merritt, Adams was invited to document the internees and life at camp. One of his iconic photographs, Mt Williamson - Clearing Storm was taken at the exact spot shown within the circular error probability of my handheld GPS. This was, for me, a bucket list photograph, standing in the footsteps of Giants, here is Mt Williamson - Building Storm.

Out To Pasture
by grahamgator

Comment:
I know people who would kill for these automobiles in this exact condition.

a really good head tilt
by tanguera

Comment:
Brava

Driving by my old neighborhood
by Cyrilda

Comment:
Nice, but overcooked.

Scorpion Star Trails-1
by rgrenaderphoto

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Originally posted by snaffles: love the star trails but don't get the scorpion

First off, it was cool and about 30' long. Secondly, I find it makes for a more interesting composition if there is a foreground object to provide a sense of scale.

Mojave WInd Turbines-74
by rgrenaderphoto

Comment:
This image was done in camera with the Nikon D810's multiple exposures utility. Saved as RAW (NEF) file.