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Queenstown is a resort town built around an inlet called Queenstown Bay on Lake Wakatipu, a really huge glacially formed lake.
The resident population of the Queenstown urban area is about 12,000 which is about the same as one of my favorite places anywhere, Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
The dark clouds of a storm moved in while we were along the Ogden Point Breakwater in Victoria. We were glad not to be in that kayak.
Electric Dream. The approach to Crewe station from the south with a Central Trains Class 158 right and a Postal Class 325 EMU left.
A lot of my approach shots were a bit soft thanks to too slow a shutter speed (my fault) and some pretty good bumps and bounces but it's still London and that's what matters.
I think this is the same spider whose web is often the one on the lawn covered with dew in the morning. This guy had managed to build a web higher up in the goldenrods. The web still lies flat.
NS SD70M-2 #2766 leads an eastbound manifest out of the west side of Cleveland, approaching the drawbridge over the Cuyahoga River.
HDR. The old siding to the right used to serve a small network of lines in the large quarry just the north of the railway here. Despite its shiny appearance here (just wet) it hasn't been used for decades.
Final approach into LAX after a long flight from Bangkok. We were coming in as TG794, Thai Airways Airbus A345. 15 hours journey was about to be completed.
Approach to Manchester Airport on a British Airways Boeing 737-400 operating a morning flight from London Gatwick.