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A peaceful setting at Muirtown Basin; the Inverness end of the Caledonian Canal.
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Badwater Basin, Death Valley, California, USA, September 2018
Nikon D800
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
Manfrotto 055XPROB Tripod with 322RC2 Grip Action Ball Head
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Coal loads hammer east thru Rozet as mother nature cooks up a splendid show deep in the Thunder Basin.
The milky color of the mineral deposited here inspired the naming of Porcelain Basin. The mineral, siliceous sinter, is brought to the surface by hot water and forms a "sheet" over this flat area as the water flows across the ground and the mineral settles out. This is the fastest changing area in Norris Geyser Basin, and siliceous sinter is one of the agents of change. Siliceous sinter is also called geyserite - ups.gov
Best viewed large. You can see hot water bubbling and the steam going up in the center white area.
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I noticed that the Karma group on flickr is having a before and after for black and white conversions so I decided to upload the color version of a black and white landscape I had posted earlier. Let me know if you prefer the color version I would love to know!
This is of the Porcelain Basin area within Norris Geyser Basin at Yellowstone National Park. The high contrast scene seemed to be well-suited to black and white.
Basin Mountain, Dawn. © Copyright 2021 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
A cloudy autumn dawn on Basin Mountain in the Eastern Sierra Nevada.
This is probably (maybe, likely, could be) the final photograph in the series from this beautiful autumn morning in the Eastern Sierra Nevada some years back. Since I’ve told the story previously, I’ll keep it short this time. I was there to photograph another subject up higher in the mountains, but I thought that the cloudy skies were making the eastern escarpment of the range a more likely prospect, so I changed plans at the last minute and headed to this spot that I had previously scoped out. Beginning with the pre-dawn glow, moving on to the sunrise light on the highest peaks, and continuing as it worked its way down the front of the range I was a very busy photographer for a short period on this morning!
This is a visually striking peak along the eastern edge of the range above the town of Bishop. It has long intrigued me with its east-facing basin on the upper slopes, where I presume that a glacier must have been active in a much earlier time. A close inspection of the face reveals an old trail/road climbing up into the basin, and from some maps I’ve looked at it appears that some mining or prospecting might have taken place there.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
A beautiful hike on the Ingalls Way Trail to enjoy the golden colored larch trees and great views of Mount Stuart and Ingalls Peaks. KIttitas and Chelan Counties, Washington. This is in the Alpine Lake Wilderness. IMG_8995
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This is a view of the mouth of the Chicago River from the Link Bridge, the bridge used by Lake Shore Drive to cross the river.
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Taken at Portland Basin Museum, Portland Place.
Ashton - under - Lyne, Greater Manchester.
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Haven't had one of these for a while .. a Friday sunset - usually grey and or raining .. :-)
The storms were out to sea for a change (to return tomorrow) :-/
Pentax K1 w DFA 15-30/2.8 F11 ISO 100 -1.0ev @15mm
Raw developed in DxO PhotoLab 5 and ColorEfexPro 4
This is basin that no one really drives down to see, or very few. I saw this road several years ago and decided to drive down it to see what was there.
This year the lack of rain did affect it. Still it is a beautiful area that I will always check out.
'Bloody Basin' got its name from the Battle of Turret Peak in 1873, during which 26 Tonto-Apache Indians were killed in retaliation for earlier Indian atrocities.(From onX website)
180+º Pano of Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park featuring the Zodiacal Light and the winter Milky Way.
18 shot pano (2 rows of 9)
When we visited Death Valley last year, there was a lot of water in Badwater Basin creating Lake Manly. Note the small person on the lower right to get a sense of scale of this vast landscape. Badwater Basin is below sea level but the Panamint Mountains loom up to 11,000 feet.
The warm afternoon light shines across the upper basin of the North Fork of the South Arkansas River. Taylor Mountain (r, 13,665'/4165 m) and Mount Aetna (l, 13,745' / 4189 m) make up the skyline. The foreground willows indicate the oncoming winter. Note also the multiple dead trees below, the result of an outbreak of spruce beetles which attacked old growth spruce in the past decade.
a 3 photo panorama
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Ice Lake, Silverton, Colorado, 2020
The more you go up, the more you realize how insignificant you are.
Can you spot us? It took us 6.5 hours of hike, and 3000ft (twice the height of the Empire State Building) elevation gain to reach this point. Going down took only 2.5 hours. One hell of a hike.
A bench at the end of the trail into Blue Basin at John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
Happy Bench Monday!
Les cerisiers Yoshino en fleurs à l'entrée sud du Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial sur la rive ouest du Tidal Basin à Washington DC, la capitale des USA.
Inauguré en 2011, ce monument de granit, haut de 9,1 m et situé près de la rive du Tidal Basin, honore la mémoire de ce leader de la lutte des droits civils aux USA, le seul Afro-Américain à avoir son mémorial sur le Mall.
Au printemps, de la fin mars au début avril, dans le cadre du National Cherry Blossom Festival, on y profite de la floraison des cerisiers Yoshino en fleurs qui furent offert au pays par le Japon. L’édition de 2023 avait été programmé du 20 mars au 16 avril. Il s'agit d'un hommage annuel à l'amitié de longue date entre le Japon et les États-Unis.
En effet, plus de 3 000 arbres sont arrivés à Washington en 1912 après une coordination entre les gouvernements des deux pays. Lors d'une cérémonie simple le 27 mars 1912, la première dame Helen Herron Taft et la vicomtesse Chinda, épouse de l'ambassadeur du Japon, ont planté les deux premiers arbres du Japon sur la rive nord du Tidal Basin dans le West Potomac Park.
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I’ve been to this location a few times in the past year or two, but never really come away with an image that I’m really very happy with.
I think, with this one, we are finally getting there. Sure, I would have liked a nice sunset injecting a bit more colour into the sky, but the clouds are moving in my preferred direction and using filters on the 14mm allow me to get a long exposure without the restrictions of the 24mm. I may have cropped the final image but at least it’s due to my desire to do so and not due to the equipment forcing it. We’re certainly getting there.
Hope everyone else had a great weekend.
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Acid etched trees in the Biscuit Basin area of Yellowstone National Park, Shifting hot spots have caught up with these trees and covered the rocks with patches of color.
Storm clouds gather over the Mackenzie Basin on the South Island of New Zealand as sunlight breaks through over the distant Southern Alps on the approach to Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park.