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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
Located in Brooks, Oregon is the Antique Powerland Museum. Over sixty acres of “Antique Pleasure Toys”...steam powered equipment...farm and construction implements.
OK! It's kind of a boy place (well some girls, too). Actually, it's a very interesting place for all to visit. There's a lot to do and see and it's very educational.
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| 1936 Chevrolet Truck |
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| Steam Roller |
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| Antique Powerland Old Tractor |
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| Steam Tractor |
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| Antique Powerland Old Tractors |
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| Antique Powerland Steam Engines |
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| Steam Powered Sawmill |
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| Electric Streetcar |
All the photos on this page are taken in High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography. For those that don't know, three photos are taken of the same thing with the camera on a tripod. One shot is underexposed, one shot is right on and the last shot is overexposed. All three shots are then combined in a software called "Photomatix" and processed. Final processing is then done in Photoshop.
You may say, "So what?" HDR brings out the full range of a photo...much like your eye does. Take a look at the streetcar. Normally, you would see just the interior and the exterior would be too bright and hard to distinquish in a normal photo.
Many modern DSLR cameras can take the three shots automatically. I can even do it with my Nikon Point and Shoot, but I have to manually change settings each time, whereas my Pentax DSLR does it automatically.
If you want to know more about HDR, leave a comment on my blog and I will try to answer ASAP.
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