MON - Museu Oscar Niemeyer

Curitiba - Paraná

Brown Pelican

View through the tunnel

View from the Surselva, Switzerland of two mountain ridges

Big Vista Overlook

Broad Run Park

The Parklands of Floyd’s Fork

Louisville Kentucky

doe ..... beim Damwild im Wildpark

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Sunset in Lariño

Atlas Moth

Big Four Bridge

Pedestrian bridge across the Ohio River

Louisville Kentucky

Again taken at Bushy Park on foggy day.

Big Four Bridge

Waterfront Park

Louisville Kentucky

No post-processing done to photo. Nikon NEF (RAW) files available. NPP Straight Photography at noPhotoShopping.com

Well today is the BIG day. My Vols plays Alabama in college football. I hope I'm not crying later on.

Go Big Orange!!! ❤

A big thanks to ALL of you who makes this effort everyday to like and comment on my work.I appreciate your support😊.. keep supporting keep loving😊 Love u all😊

This heron had caught a few tiny fish, then came up with this big catfish. Likely won't have to eat for a while after this!

A view from the Empire State. NYC

Grande Roue

From the same boats as in the previous picture, (in first comment box) now with a new experiment processing.

First, I treated the image with light, color, sharpness. Then a thin layer of filters from Topaz Impression, with low opacity. Flatten.

And on that picture I used Sevenstyle's Watercolor action.

It took me a while to first change PS from Swedish to English version to use Actions from the US, then to understand how Sevenstyles works.

This is an initial attempt.

I usually don´t share two pictures on the same day, but maybe it's fun to compare similar motives with two completely different processing.

Wish you all a wonderful day.

A great horned owlet takes in his new world.

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Early winter morning on the

Atlantic

One of my huge peony buds covered in water drops after a morning shower. You can see the refraction of the hanger from a hanging flower basket in the big droplet...it kind of looks like a hook ;-) Please view large.

Have a great Saturday and awesome weekend, my friends!

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bhrnwh

Insect & flower.

happy caturday from big eyes! 😸

Waitemata Harbour and Auckland City Skyline - 25 photos 5 different captures with 5 different exposures - 5 sets of exposures merged in HDR LR and then the 5 HDRs merged into pano in LR

Großfamilie

A beautiful day spent following the herd, very quiet.

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Canon Eos 760D

EF70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM

f/5.6 188.0 mm 1/1250 ISO 800

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The 'big hoose' is a Scottish term for a prison. This is the old prison at Peterhead, Scotland, which housed some of the most notorious criminals in Scottish history.

Two fascia balls

The stretch of Route 1 through the rugged Big Sur Coast is, probably, the most beautiful road I've had the pleasure of driving along. The views are fascinating, and every turn (and there are many) opens up a new perspective. It is a very slow road, and not just because of twists and turns, but also because I feel compelled to stop every few minutes and take pictures or just enjoy the scenery.

Bixby Creek Bridge, seen at the right of the image, is essentially the Northern entrance to the fascinating Big Sur Coast area. Before the opening of the bridge in 1932, residents of the Big Sur area were virtually cut off during winter due to blockages on the often impassable Old Coast Road, which led 11 miles (18 km) inland. The bridge, at 360 feet (110 m), was the longest concrete arch span on the California State Highway System. It is one of the tallest single-span concrete bridges in the world. [Wikipedia] The whole road through Big Sur is an amazing feat of engineering.

Un alligator dans la « Big Cypress National Preserve »...

La photo est prise en bord de route... le long de la Loop Road qui traverse sur plus de 10 miles ce paysage de forêt immergé... Les alligators sont là facile à voir et peu farouche... ceci-dit, c’est toujours très impressionnant combien ils parviennent à se rendre invisible malgré leur taille et alors même qu’ils sont très proches.. A cet égard, la photo de cet individu qui se fond sur le reflet des cyprès est très représentative de l’impression un peu angoissante qu’ils laissent... « oh mon dieu... il était si proche... comment ai je pu ne pas le voir??!! »

I liked the way the foliage framed this upper portion of Rainier's Narada Falls. This is perhaps half of the fall's 168 foot (51 m) tumble. Taken in mid-September when flow was lower. Really roars come spring.

This is the largest waterfall on the Paradise river. A great example of a horsetail waterfall.

"The name Narada was proposed by Arthur F. Knight and adopted in 1893 for the Narada branch of the Theosophical Society of Tacoma. Narada is a Hindu word meaning 'uncontaminated' or 'pure'. Early variants on the spelling include Neradah, and the common mistake of Nevada Falls.

Curiously an 1897 map produced by Henry Sarvant and G.F. Evans marks a "Big Paradise Falls" along the Paradise River which is assumed to represent Narada Falls." worldwaterfalldatabase.com

Just one of the many impressive waterfalls at Rainier National Park.

Big Eyes are watching us......... alien?......or in disguise?.......

For the Macro Mondays theme: “Speckled”.

Covered the the lens with a kind a textured glassine paper and got this result. You could get the same textured result by using an artificial texture in PS or Lightroom or an other program, but this is an easier way to do ;-))

Happy Macro Monday everyone!

Big and fluffy, you know them, you love them.