Trona Pinnacles with Machinery: Lens: Tamron LD 70-300 Camera: K7 Photo Location: Upper Mojave Desert ISO: 800 Shutter Speed: 1/6000s Aperture: F4.5 Was reviewing some archived desert...

usn ret Loc: SoCal High Desert

Lens: Tamron LD 70-300 Camera: K7 Photo Location: Upper Mojave Desert ISO: 800 Shutter Speed: 1/6000s Aperture: F4.5

Was reviewing some archived desert pics and came across this view of the Trona Pinnacles with the train in the foreground, "cropped" to landscape and ran thru Painshop Pro 'Time Machine' and selected circa 1904 for conversion. Enjoy Cliff

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lamiaceae Loc: San Luis Obispo County, CA

usn ret wrote:

Lens: Tamron LD 70-300 Camera: K7 Photo Location: Upper Mojave Desert ISO: 800 Shutter Speed: 1/6000s Aperture: F4.5

Was reviewing some archived desert pics and came across this view of the Trona Pinnacles with the train in the foreground, "cropped" to landscape and ran thru Painshop Pro 'Time Machine' and selected circa 1904 for conversion. Enjoy Cliff

Please explain "Time Machine & 1904". I've been to Trona off Hwy 178 a number of times and your image looks pretty much the way I saw in during 2013-2016. A train even went by while we were camped there (in the Middle Group).

usn ret Loc: SoCal High Desert

lamiaceae wrote:

Please explain "Time Machine & 1904". I've been to Trona off Hwy 178 a number of times and your image looks pretty much the way I saw in during 2013-2016. A train even went by while we were camped there (in the Middle 'Group).

Paintshop Pro has a Pulldown tab "Effects" and off that tab is "Time Machine" and you work in the TM selecting vintage filters to get period ageing and that is how got to the 1904 look. The 1904 look is a film look with a degree of fading and a touch of yellowing. At least that is the way I understand it. Thanks for looking.... Cliff

sailorsmom Loc: Souderton, PA

Good shot, usn ret!

usn ret Loc: SoCal High Desert

sailorsmom wrote:

Good shot, usn ret!

Thanks for looking Sue

Cliff