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Update: this is actually not a geyser, but a pool at the Black Sand Basin.
From the website: www.yellowstonenationalpark.com/blacksand.htm
Temperature 180°F Dimensions 145x191 feet. Depth 23.5 feet. Sunset Lake is a shallow thermal pool with a soft sinter bottom and yellow and orange bacteria and algae edges. The pool discharges into Iron Creek, and overflows into Rainbow Pool creating a large microbial mat between the two thermal features. The 1959 earthquake triggered an eruption of Sunset Lake and the surge of hot water killed the bacteria and algae in the run-off channels. It has erupted only occasionally since 1959; during eruption it surges three feet high but may reach eight to ten feet. No known underground connection exists between Rainbow Pool or other Black Sand Basin thermal features.
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Rögle vindkraftpark
The Rögle Windfarm pictured in the distance is actually 3 miles northw west of Hasslarp, Sweden (where this image was captured) in Kattarp, Sweden.
The Rögle wind power park on Röglevägen and is tagged under Solar cell companies, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Norwegian energy group Vardar AS (Vardar Vind AB).
The company's wind power portfolio in southern Sweden includes two wind farms that are in operation, with a total installed capacity of 29 MW and an annual production of approx. 70 GWh.
The Rögle wind farm is located in Helsingborg municipality and includes 8 turbines of 2.85 MW, a total of 23 MW installed power. Rögle was completed in February 2016.
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Actually, I lie. It was shot around noon (3 shot HDR) then messed around something awful in Photomatix, Topaz Studio 2 and Lightroom.
Well, it actually is about the joy of being alive. I met this lady, known to me for a longer time, in the pharmacy and we talked about what makes us positive in getting old: moving and being physical, of course, but also being curious and interested in life. My camera (Fuji X100F) was set to 'automatic' and I was, as you can guess, shooting from the hip. And I was not patient enough, as this camera needs a bit of time to focus - hence the blurriness. But I caught her smile. What is the word used by our profit-hungry advertisers? "Priceless".
actually the lamp inside Pizza Hut / scarborough (UK) town centre.
unfortunately the window is pretty dirty. Windows photo viewer edit
Actually went out looking for butterflies today. Found two although one was camera shy...
Nothing special but it's nice to get started.
Click to enlarge as usual
I actually haven't seen the season finale so please please please don't spoil anything lol
I'm not too pleased with these figures, but I want to share everything I've been working on.
I don't have any baseball bat pieces, so Negan doesn't have Lucille...
I didn't capture Steven Ogg's likeness of the character on this fig so I will definitely be redoing it in the future.
Anyways please tell me what you think and thanks for reading!
also should I start doing commissions, I need some money and it'd be a cool way to connect with the community
actually not the moon, just a distant street light :)
another iPhone shot for the nightime "shitty gritty series" .
Actually This is my 2nd experimental photo with candle light. I don't know how its looks like. Hopely your opinion will help me out to work with different composition.
Cedar Falls is actually two falls in the same location. I refer to them as the main falls and the secondary falls. They are fed by water runoff so it's best to visit in the spring or fall if the rainfall is above average. The main falls flow down a rock surface and spill into a pond which overflows into a pleasant stream. The flume creates a strong volume of water concentrated into a tight waterfall. The secondary waterfall is spilling over the edge of a wider flat section of rock. It creates a wider fall with much detail in the many parts of water. It reminds me of 'Bridal Veil Falls' in Michigan because that is what it looks like, a brides veil. This is one of the many wonders in Hocking Hills State Park, Ohio,
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I actually don't know the name for this pond but it was in the morning ;-) This was shot on the road to Red Rock Canyon in Waterton National Park, Canada.
For those interested, 'Crown of the Continent' is the title of an article in National Geographic this month about Glacier-Waterton. The link to the article is here.
View large - 'Morning Pond' On Black
View the Entire - Glacier National Park - June 2007 Set
View my - Most Interesting according to Flickr
Actually it's not so easy for wildlife but anyone who decides to live in my garden has a much easier day to day way of life. This chipmunk spent his lazy summer days in the coolness of my fern last year. He would roll and cover himself with the cool damp soil and then rest. It was a good life.
This young pup was only born last night. Already it was well adept at wooing the crowds.
Grey Seal Pup - Halichoerus Grypus
Donna Nook Nature Reserve
As always I extend my sincere appreciation to all those who take the time to stop by and comment on my photos.
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Actually taken a couple years ago on our fishing trip in Montana. I found this following a dirt road for 14 miles across ranch lands. It looks like the rancher was mimicking the "3- pink caddy's" artwork only his own twist on it.
What I couldn't figure is where they were located who would ever see them except a few stray cattle or maybe some lost fool like myself.
Its U-shape betrays the glacial origin of the Zêzere valley. It is named after the river Zêzere, one of the longest that springs in Portugal, actually at Covão d'Ametade, as we will see later.
The houses at the far end of the valley belong to the village of Manteigas, whose surroundings offer spectacular views
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Leica M10-M, Apo-Summicron 2.0/75 Asph., EI 160 ISO, 1/360s, f/8, Affinity Photo 2
Actually a rather lucky capture of a bluebell meadow ... in mist at Hembury Woods ... utilising the cosmicar tv lens on an old Panasonic Lumix G2.
Great effect I think :D
Lol, actually this lovely nanna was helping what I guess to be her little grandson to wave jump. I have my outrageous hat on today because my mood isn't so good....Alas Beau my Golden Retriever has misplaced one of the two ancient teddies (well the lost one is a Lion actually but was soft and raggy ) the same as the old Teddy we purchased quickly for when I bought him home from the whelping pen. I rubbed both into his smelly fur and and he has suckled on one or the other over the ten years of his life... we have searched for days but can't find Lion anywhere. I woke at 4.30 am and at 6.30 am was almost sick with tiredness trying to think of new places to look. Even my son joined the search yesterday and both Jon and I resumed this morning. No Lion ........
Several hours later 4 worn knees ( I even knelt on the bar divider between a cloak room and hall and am limping badly. We are going to try the shed in a little while when we feel a little recovered…Beau keeps lying all morose in his dog bed in the kitchen 😞
This one actually makes me smile. I was out in a local town shooting a roll of film through a camera that I intended on selling just to make sure everything worked. There were some stairs going up to a parking lot on top of a building and I was looking at the stairs to see if there was a picture there to be had when these two young lads bustled past on their way up the stairs. They had noticed my camera and when they got to the top of the stairs one of them turned around and shouted down - did I want to take his picture. I laughed and said sure and he gave me that pose and "attitude" before laughing and running off.
35mm Film Photography
Phenix DC303K 'student' camera
Pentax-M 50/1.7
Bergger Pancro 400 B&W film
I did this shot a couple months prior with a blue leaser in the lead as seen here: flic.kr/p/2nFRZeX and have been wanting to attempt a do over with a proper red leader. And here it is.
Vermont Railway train 263 is slowing for a stop beside the Chester depot for the crew to grab luncc in this view ooking down the rusty rails of the Back Track that loops around the station. Leading the way is SD70M-2 431 built in December 2006 for the Florida East Coast, and one of only two six axle units on the roster. She is trailed by three geeps and thirty cars destined for Riverside Yard in Rockingham here at MP B13.5 on the Green Mountain Railroad's Bellows Falls Subdivision. This line dates from 1849 when the mainline from Bellows Falls to Burlington opened for business by the Rutland Railroad's precursor company.
At left is a classic old time Vermont Institution, the R.B Erskine feed store. While the sign says established 1952 there has actually been a feed store here much longer. The original R.B. Erskine was elsewhere in town but moved into this spot around 1962 when they purchased it from Park and Pollard that had operated a feed store going back much longer. It was a feed store at least as far back as 1939 when a young Richard Bedford Erskine started managing it before striking out on his own and from what I can find online it appears that it was a feed store as far back as 1917 though I don't know exactly how old the simple false fronted building actually is. To read a little history of the store if you're interested in that sort of thing check out this link: vermontjournal.com/featured-articles/erskines-feed-store-... And happily the store reopened in January 2021 under new ownership but keeping the name and this Vermont institution alive.
Chester, Vermont
Tuesday October 18, 2022
Actually taken a day after the full moon so it's waning. A blue moon is the last of four full moons in a season when there are usually three. A fairly rare event, hence the expression "once in a blue moon". This one is also a 'supermoon' which is when it is orbiting closer to Earth and appears slightly larger in the sky.
A clear night last night so I nipped out the back garden for a quick hand held shot of it.
Actually yes just a hole in the ceiling in a building, but what a great historic building allows here in Aix-en-Provence the great view of the blue summer sky of southern France free.
Actually managed a day out with my camera today, and had the chance to tick 2 locations off my ever-growing bucket list. This beautiful old abandoned church really tickled me, with the oak tree growing up through the middle. Unfortunately we were plagued with very harsh sunlight today, so a return trip is on the cards....;-)
Actually it lasted a long time. These two were hooked together in one of our Tomatillo plants for quite a while. I was impressed by the stamina of the smaller male. The next day the larger female was still there looking contented and a little fatter than the day before while the male was nowhere to be found. Hmmm
Actually the first Burr Truss covered bridge in Lehigh Valley that my sweet west coast damsel and I ventured to that October day last fall, ironic that it’s image would be the last of the three Burr Truss covered bridges that I post, located in Northampton Pennsylvania is the Kreidersville Covered Bridge, built back in 1839 over the Hokendauqua Creek. In 1959 a grass roots movements by the local citizens recognizing the historical significance of the vanishing covered bridges when the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation State Highway Department wanted to knock down the bridge replace it with a concrete bridge, banded together to save the 116 foot long Hummel's - Koch's - Solt's Bridge as it was then known, named after the families that resided near the bridge and organized & formed the ‘The Theodore Burr Covered Bridge Society of Pennsylvania’ named after the gentlemen whose patented truss design was used in the construction of this bridge and actually the other two which my west coast damsel and I visited on that day. The state has 250 of the remaining 1500 covered bridges left in the United States.
Actually one of two cubs. Luluka is pretty well known around Masai Mara and her two cubs are certainly star attractions.
Here is one simply chillin' in the morning sun. Life is good eh?
Actually it looks like a broccoli/cauliflower hybrid, writ large.
I asked around for answers as to what this is called.
Mary says “Crepe myrtle.”
Tom says: Melaleuca linariifolia. Also known as Paperbark or "snow in summer" tree. www.marinatreeandgarden.org/treelist/melaleuca_l.html
Actually, a young looking Australian reed warbler, having a fine time singing in the water-lily pads. I could hear this little guy for twenty minutes or so before the head suddenly popped up!
A Russ Hillier photo charter on the single section of the GCR on 25/4/2013. The locomotive is actually 6023 from the Didcot Railway Centre and was sent to Loughborough for repairs with the ultimate ambition of putting her on the main line. Unfortunately this did not happen..
Actually quite a sizeable river for the Lake District. Flows into Derwent Water just to the north of this spot and ultimately into the Irish Sea at Workington
I actually had to turn around to pull over on the side of the road to take this image.... I will never do that unless it is abandoned or like this one for sale. Living in the country myself I honestly would not like my home being photographed without my knowledge, so I try to always think about that over the past couple of years. This place had so much character and I enjoyed doing some landscape photography for a change of pace.
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Nikon D750, Nikkor 20mm / f2.8D
Actually, taken in April 1992. I went to Newport with my husband and while he spent the time in a work conference, I got to visit the Cliff Walk and a few mansions. Wonderful memories!
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