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20-Jun-2019

Two Way Traffic

Goldfield, CO

Consider that the tires are each about 13 feet tall.
Best viewed at original size.

Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II ,Olympus M.ZUIKO ED 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO
1/640s f/7.1 at 40.0mm iso400 hide exif
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Date/Time20-Jun-2019 16:09:05
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ModelE-M1MarkII
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length40 mm
Exposure Time1/640 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent400
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White Balance0
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George McCarten29-Oct-2019 00:32
Knowing that provides an even greater sense of scale. That is one giant of a strip mine, and would make a fascinating post modern theater.
Dave Petersen Photography01-Sep-2019 19:17
A stellar job of conveying scale in this stellar composition. The lighting and clarity are exceptional Dan. VVV
pkocinski20-Aug-2019 12:30
Massive operation - well captured!
Jim Coffman19-Aug-2019 18:01
This is a awesome shot, Dan! This place is unbelievably massive!!
John Vass19-Aug-2019 17:46
They are driving on the left because the are loading on the left side of the haul road! That way the loaded truck doesn’t have to yield coming out of the hole. Loaded truck has the right-of-way so it doesn’t loose momentum. Takes a lot of energy to got that much mass rolling. Stopping for an empty truck wastes time, energy and money.
Looks like they are drilling the next series of holes for blasting too.
Fascinating image Dan! BV
Marcia Rules19-Aug-2019 16:58
They look like Tonka toys. What an example of awesome scale! VVV
globalgadabout19-Aug-2019 15:40
intriguing that they drive on the left....what a marvelous, stepped setting..