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To often we do not look at the back of the beautiful creations in nature; to see the intricacy that creates the wonders of nature.
I got chance to get out a couple of nights this week before the end of milky way season
an opportunity to re do this image I took 3 years ago at the sea stacks in Trefor
5 shot panorama stitched in lightroom
Looking back toward Boulder City with the River Mountain Trail switchbacking between Red & Black Mountains. An easy trail, mostly because of the work of the Civilian Conservation Corps between 1935-1937. They built quality, and they built to last.
Processed on GIMP 2.8.14
Just walking about on a snowy day. This machine shed was at the back of the farmyard.
I chose the title for this shot for two reasons: one, this beautiful tiny pond sits on the property of a preschool called Back To Basics Childcare in Lebanon, Maine and two, because as I was pondering poetic words for this photo, I realized that the serenity in the image reminds me that sometimes we just have to get "back to the basics" of life; air, water, breathing -- to achieve harmony in our lives.
A closer shot of a photo I posted previously but using my other camera with a long lens.
Lower Sabie Camp area (H10)
Kruger National Park
Mpumalanga
South Africa
The City of Long Beach reflecting the morning sun back at me on a wonderful morning on the Queen Mary.
Prairie Line SW1500 number 1002 returns to the historic Anheuser-Busch brewery in St. Louis to spot another load of corn for Budweiser production.
Last month I traveled to Mt Rainier NP to capture the early wildflower bloom in the Paradise area of the park. After a long day, I decided to hike down the Skyline Trail a bit after sunset to try some Milky Way shots.
This shot of the trail winding back to the Paradise Inn was one of my favorites of the night. That's the Tatoosh Range in the distance rising from the base of the Milky Way. The wonderfully named Unicorn Peak is just left of dead center.
You can see more shots from my recent photo trip to the Pac NW at: www.firefallphotography.com/photographic-highlights-of-ad...
Have a great weekend!
Jeff
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'River Esk' heads away from Muncaster Mill with the 11.50 Dalegarth - Ravenglass on Sat 12th November 2022.
The modern towers of the Back Bay seem to grow out of the old brick city of Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Las modernas torres de Back Bay parecen surgir de la antigua ciudad de ladrillos de Boston, Massachusetts, EEUU.
Black-backed woodpeckers forage in dead trees (especially recently burned trees up to eight years postfire) looking for wood-boring beetle larvae. The yellow crown patch indicates this is a male. The white underneath is smudged gray from the soot.
Deschutes County, OR
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