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Leaning Tower Of Britten
Originally a functional water tower located just outside of Groom, Texas. The leaning tower of Britten was slated for demolition when Ralph Britten re-purposed it to be used as a road-side oddity that promoted his now abandoned truck stop along an old section of Route 66. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II Aperture: ƒ/2 ISO: …
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Transcendence
I stood in awe as I watched the steely southern skies of Utah on this dark winter night. The deafening silence forced thoughts of wonder and secretly I hoped the night would never end. I could only watch and record the evening through time-lapse – capturing two halves of the galaxy colliding over an unnamed …
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Light Falls
Silver Falls State Park has numerous waterfalls but one of it’s most impressive is the South Falls at Silver Falls. The day’s end brought glorious sun beams and made this place even more magical than it already was. Camera: ILCE-7R Aperture: ƒ/14 ISO: 100 Shutter speed: 1/1.6s Focal length: 24mm
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Cosmic Portal
This is my most ambitious lighting setup that I’ve ever attempted comprising 5 remote lights, multiple static diffused lights hidden throughout the scene, and then a lot of handheld torch work. All of this was done in 20 seconds, with me running frantically through the scene triggering lights and reflecting light where I needed it. …
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Fire On The Mountain
I stood here and absolutely swore up and down that the sunset was going to be a bust. Once again, I was made the fool as the clouds broke and warm sunlight streamed through lighting up Mount Hood. I should know better by now, but I think I just like excitement when you get a …
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How I See Daylight
The view from within the long abandoned saloon of Fort Griffin Flats. This was shot on the evening of the “Super Moon” and the quality of the light really was great. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II Aperture: ƒ/4 ISO: 2500 Shutter speed: 14s Focal length: 16mm Taken: 19 March, 2011 Copyright: Todd Lambert
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Captive Light
After shooting this old blacksmith’s shed from the inside, I’d left the lantern I was using, hanging inside. Once I got out to the outside, I noticed a very cool pattern of light emanating from within. After a few tries to get the right exposure and framing, it turned out pretty neat. Camera: Canon EOS …
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Felisha
The oldest bridge to cross the Red River between Texas and Oklahoma, sit’s just outside the town of Dennison. Not much traffic other than a few odd locals in Hendrix, OK who take this bridge to avoid a much longer trip going to the next available bridge. I don’t expect this bridge to remain open …
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Step Into My World
A look at what it’s like to pilfer over google maps, wikipedia, travel websites, etc… looking for a hidden gem along the many miles of western roads. Then getting there and making the shot a reality as you see here. I used a variety of gelled flashes, and flashlights to light this shot. Camera: Canon …
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Steam Punk
A very old steam-powered thresher found on the Texas/Oklahoma border sits quietly where it has stood for decades. I just about crapped my pants when I first came out of the woods into this little clearing. This very unique and very rare piece of farming history just sits here as nature moves on around it. …
