Carmel, California
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Back from our road trip up the CA coastline. One of our fav spots has always been Carmel. This is a cell phone shot...have so many pics to download from my camera but this one from my phone spoke to me. No editing. The cypress tress were incredible to see on this particularly windy afternoon and so well known for this area.
As we strolled a neighborhood in Carmel-By-The-Sea on California's Monterey Peninsula, we walked past this fence with interesting vegetation growing on both sides of it. Most of the property lots in this section of town are quite small and cramped . . . and this photograph should give one the 'cramped' feeling. I have chosen to render it as if it was a painting.
a siding of rock and shore vegetation- pumped up with numerous filters in Topaz & PSE
Happy Sliders Sunday!
There were clouds in constant motion with the tantalizing intermittent rays of light around me. The road finally rose to a point where I could just get a glimpse of these hills. This is what I had been looking for! The beautiful canvas is the springtime hills of Carmel Valley, California. Thanks of sharing the view...
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My friend Steffen took me on my first adventure down Carmel Valley Road on this adventure. The road is windy and has some great views like this one along the way. Eventually the road connects back up to Highway 101 and we did a loop back towards Santa Cruz. I love traveling on these back roads and discovering what is out here. There is a lot of remote country through here and it is sparsely populated. Hard to believe that a few miles away and thousands of people are living near the beach.
Carmel College, with extensive buildings and gardens leading down to the River Thames at the village/hamlet of Mongewell in South Oxfordshire, was founded in 1948 as a Jewish boarding school for boys. Since its closure in 1997 and after arguments about the sale of the site and an abuse scandal, little use seems to have been made of the property - much is now seriously derelict - other than as an occasional film & TV location.
Carmel Market (Hebrew: שוק הכרמל, Shuk HaCarmel) is a marketplace in Tel Aviv, Israel
The Carmel market was established in the 1920s.[2] It is bordered by Allenby Street and Magen David Square and is principally located along Carmel Street (which becomes King George Street after Magen David Square), but has expanded over time to streets such as Nahalat Binyamin Street.
The market is open every day of the week, except Shabbat (Saturday), and sells mostly food but also a variety of items such as home accessories, and flowers. Tuesdays and Fridays are the signature days at the market as several independent artists and vendors sell unique crafts, art, and jewellery along Nahalat Binyamin Street.*
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmel_Market
no interesting foreground this time except the branches of the tree and the outcropping rock of the bay
The Guardian !😁
Walking the street in the Arts Quarter of Carmel, California, and I saw this beautiful dog watching me trough the door ! 😁
I've always liked this colorful corner of Depoe Bay. It especially pops at sunset, which is when I shot this.
The Difference: The main difference between "caramel" and "carmel" lies in their meaning and usage. "Caramel" refers to a sweet confection made by heating sugar, often with butter and milk or cream. "Carmel," on the other hand, is typically a place name, specifically Carmel-by-the-Sea, a town in California. While "carmel" is sometimes used as a misspelling of "caramel," it's not the standard or correct spelling for the sweet treat.
Thank you, AI! =)
This was taken on a photo trip a couple of years ago with a friend of mine and his son. There were a lot of people enjoying the beach area here and I wanted to capture the view with one the Monterey pines that are prevalent here. This wasn't the best subject, but there weren't any people with cell phones taking selfies here so I took what I could get. We continued down the road into the Big Sur area and the search for more photo ops.
Just another frame from this scene that made it all worth it....I think!
Continuing the chase of Pan Am train NMWA-13 I couldn't really find another side shot so figured I'd do one of the signature shots in the area. When I arrived at the US Route 2 overpass looking east toward the old granite milepost denoting 73 miles Mattawamkeag and the out of service automatic signal the light was simply spectacular.
I was a bit dejected knowing that the nose door was going to be open marring what would otherwise be a perfect shot, one good enough to redeem the otherwise endless string of failure and mediocrity over the prior day and a half.
As they curled into view at their blistering 10 mph pace something totally unexpected happened. Having seen me up on the overpass the conductor got up from his seat and went down to the nose and closed the front door for me! With the temps still in the mid 90s there was no other reason. He gave me a big smile and wave as he passed and I mouthed a grateful and exaggerated Thank You and proffered a thumbs up.
This would happen time and again and with only one exception the nose door would be closed for me at the following seven spots until my chase came to an unexpected and abrupt end...but more on that later!
I wish I knew the names of this crew on this 9 AM Waterville extra because I truly owe them a beer or three. Finally in the 11th hour of my District One adventure they made it all worth it...because I will never get a second chance before the Pan Am flag falls.
Here again I present the trio of MEC 510, 316, and 7545 (a GP40-2LW, GP40, and C40-8 respectively) with their 4261ft long train of 59 loads and 4 empties.
Carmel, Maine
Saturday May 14, 2022
Second Place winner in the Digital Art Photo Manipulation category at the 2012 Exhibition of Photography, San Diego County fair.
After my friend got off work and made it to Monterey, we took off for dinner in Carmel. Before eating, we took in the sunset. I wasn't sure if we would get much color in the sky because of the clouds, but as the sun was setting, we got some really nice light. This was the best effort of the night.
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