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The day I went, I did't see many, as it's an international road between Chile and Argentina what you see the most are semitrucks, sometimes it's a pain to overtake them

marcial4 wrote in post #19459332

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2o7w​Ppg Downhill by Marcial Quintero, on Flickr

Wow! What a road!

Had a freezing rain storm here in the pnw - made for an interesting walk in the neighborhood.

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markesc wrote in post #19459666

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Chris,

You are a real MASTER at getting shots like this!!! Well done!!!

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19459667

markesc wrote in post #19459666

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Chris,

You are a real MASTER at getting shots like this!!! Well done!!!

How do you get a shot like this with opposing arc shots?

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19459670
How do you get a shot like this with opposing arc shots?

It's usually from shooting in a more east/west direction.

LeeRatters wrote in post #19459673
It's usually from shooting in a more east/west direction.

Interesting, thank you!

Yeah 15mm - so you're seeing some lens distortion

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19459674
Interesting, thank you!

A nice spot in the middle of the town The Hague Netherlands

The summit of Raggedstone Hill.

There are several versions of the story but the twin peaks are said to be haunted by the spirit of a former monk from Little Malvern Priory. The monk is said to have confessed his love for a woman and as a penance was condemned to crawl on his hands and knees up the rough side of Raggedstone Hill every day. In time the monk became angered by the severity of his punishment and is said to have climbed to the peak where he hurled a curse upon the church and anyone who had the misfortune to have the shadow of the peaks fall on them. On uttering the curse he dropped dead.

The shadow fell on me this morning, I'll let you know how I get on. If you don't hear anything assume the curse worked...

Njal wrote in post #19460108
The summit of Raggedstone Hill.

There are several versions of the story but the twin peaks are said to be haunted by the spirit of a former monk from Little Malvern Priory. The monk is said to have confessed his love for a woman and as a penance was condemned to crawl on his hands and knees up the rough side of Raggedstone Hill every day. In time the monk became angered by the severity of his punishment and is said to have climbed to the peak where he hurled a curse upon the church and anyone who had the misfortune to have the shadow of the peaks fall on them. On uttering the curse he dropped dead.

The shadow fell on me this morning, I'll let you know how I get on. If you don't hear anything assume the curse worked...

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Hey Neil, Will check back in a few days to see how it is going. That is a great story and shot of beautiful location.