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On any given night this is a view that I often get to see. As an aurora tour guide in Alaska I get to see some of the best northern light shows. I really like this image because of how much there is to look at. Dead center you have a brillant multi-colored dsplay of northern lights. Yellow, a color rarely seen by most, surrounded by red, orange and green. Also in the sky are shooting stars and satellites. At the base of the mountain you have the alaska pipeline. out of frame you have Pump Station #4 illuminating the side of the mountain. This image is a single shot with Nikon Z9. Nikkor Z 14-24 mm. Antigun River, Alaska
Vehicle passes by our group, at the top of Antigun Pass, as we captured the extraordinary show in the sky. Sitting at the top of the mountain it almost seemed as if we could reach out and touch the sky. Interesting bit of info about the auroras. The color red happens about 190 miles above the earth's surface. While green happens about 60- 155 miles. This was shot at Antigun Pass, Alaskaon September 29, 2024 at 2:43 am. I just wanted to thank everyone for all the support I have been receiving lately. Your likes and comments have been greatly appreciated.
If you ever wondered what the aurora would look like while you sat at the top of a mountain. Then this photo is for you. Antigun Pass, Dalton Highway, Alaska
This beautiful mural stretches across almost the entire block so I had to capture it in sections. I was so impressed with its massiveness, imagery and messages--mainly anti-gun violence.
The mural is a part of the Groundswell Community Mural Project in collaboration with American Friends Service Committee & Assemblyman Karim Camara (as stated on the mural
Seen on Brooklyn Ave. in Crown Heights
--the right side of the mural
What looks like a landing from a UFO, is actually the headlights of a truck parked in a patch of fog along the Dalton Highway at Antigun River Bridge 2. This shot was taken on September 28th, 2024 at 10:52pm
This is a world at war. Why is it that in the guns versus butter choices the guns always triumph? Saturated fat ain't exactly good for you but it's a damn sight healthier than bullets.
This beautiful mural stretches across almost the entire block so I had to capture it in sections. I was so impressed with its massiveness, imagery and messages--mainly anti-gun violence.
The mural is a part of the Groundswell Community Mural Project in collaboration with American Friends Service Committee & Assemblyman Karim Camara (as stated on the mural
Seen on Brooklyn Ave. in Crown Heights
This beautiful mural stretches across almost the entire block so I had to capture it in sections. I was so impressed with its massiveness, imagery and messages--mainly anti-gun violence.
The mural is a part of the Groundswell Community Mural Project in collaboration with American Friends Service Committee & Assemblyman Karim Camara (as stated on the mural
Seen on Brooklyn Ave. in Crown Heights
Atigun is the highest (and in my opinion most majestic) mountain pass in Alaska. Shortly after taking this photo a large avalanche demolished the road, which was closed for nearly a full day. I was unfortunately on the wrong side of the pass at the time (on the "North Slope" as they say) and was forced to spend the night (at a balmy -27F) photographing auroras from the middle of the road -- which was happily free of traffic, courtesy of the avalanche.
They lit up this Coit tower with Orange Light last night and the new SalesForice tower with blue light too :)
Orange - Anti-Gun Violence
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Sharing my latest creation- Evolution. Inspired by a world peace song “We are the world” in 1985.
#evolution
#peace
#anti-gun
#anti-war
#anti-violent
Student-led rally to end gun-violence in Oakland was one of hundreds held world-wide. POWER TO THE PUPILS!
Winchester Western .41 Long Colt
I have known my friend Mike, a retired FBI agent, for over thirty years. April 6th, 2012 was his 56th birthday; I asked what he wanted for his birthday, and he eMailed back that I should take a picture of a box of ammunition for a gun he would never own. That’s a tall order -- Mike is also a gun collector; and I had to dream up something I would have access to that he didn’t -- and probably wouldn’t -- ever have. Hmm… 8mm Schönberger M1891? 2.7mm Kolibri? Ammo for both of these pistols is rarer than the guns; I have held a Kolibri cartridge in my hand, but I may never see the only known Laumann- Schönberger round up close and personal.
Then I remembered that Mike likes to collect autoloading pistols. He has a few revolvers, but they’re primarily carry guns: .38 snubbies, .357 Magnums, a .44 Magnum. I like rare, old and oddball cartridges and the .41 Long Colt is a good choice for my purpose. A so-called ‘Cowboy’ caliber developed for Colt’s first double-action revolver, it was a longer version of a cartridge designed for an earlier Colt pocket revolver, that a centerfire adaptation of the .41 rimfire frequently seen in derringer-type pistols. Oddly enough, the bullet diameter was not originally .41 inches; it was closer to .38, although later developments allowed the evolution of a .40 bullet. Colt also released a .41 LC revolver in a modern style revolver, the Model 1892. I bought one in decent shape several years ago; this box is one of a half-dozen I picked up at a flea-market price (for talking all six). No, I still haven’t fired the gun.
So, happy birthday Big Mike!
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