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Just standing there for a moment while the water drops 128 meters into the canyon below. Hard not to stare at it a little longer than planned. The red bands across the cliffs are layers, millions of years of eruptions quietly stacked like pages in a book. A place easy to get lost in your thoughts.

 

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Reflecting Pool National Mall, Washington DC, December 20, 2015. (Light Chaser 20151220-1500)

"To die by your side. . well, the pleasure - the privilige is mine"

 

f/20, ISO100, 59secs

Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20

Lying on the hot asphalt during the summer is god idea to have some relax.

The photograph explores the tension between constraint and self-discovery, between isolation and the yearning to engage with the world beyond imposed limits. In a time when truth is often obscured, Breaktruth captures the fragile yet profound moment of revelation—an echo of resilience, desire, and the unstoppable force of human will.

Time Travel Through The 6

When the museum architecture is as inspiring as this, what’s exhibited has to be grand. The Joslyn did not disappoint. Omaha, Nebraska. Sister is on 49/50 states before the 31st anniversary of her 29th birthday in June ‘26.

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Warehouse in ATL - loads of filming here

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Friday • September 17, 2010

 

This sweeping coastal view down the fence line is for my best bud Pammy from Morro Bay, California! When I visited her last November, we cruised up the coast to Big Sur and camped for a few nights. Along the way, we found this drive up into the mountains. It was shaping up to be a beautiful sunset. This is the makai view (Hawaiian for on the seaside, towards the sea, in the direction of the sea. Always loved that word)! We sat on the hillside with some tasty beverages until the sun dipped into the sea. You can see the tiny ribbon of the Pacific Coast Highway down there! My favorite place in the world ... today!

 

*I had my tripod set up and experimented with some HDR. I loved how this one caught some sun flare.

 

Happy Fence Friday Everyone! Have to run to work ... "I'm late / I'm late / For a very important date!" I'll catch up to everyone's gorgeous fences this evening! :D

The lake turned out to be quite larger than my first impression. And that was a good thing.

 

In general people love a lake or a pond in a park. And here I was witnessing many folks really enjoying themselves while doing whatever they were doing. Jogging, walking, pushing the baby strollers or simply people watching while sitting on the benches.

 

I ended up at the spot closest to the sculpture. The water was calmer here because this recess was quite well sheltered in.

 

Loved the color contrast, particularly aided well by the primary colors of the sculpture, juxtaposed against the blue hues of the adjacent buildings.

 

To be honest, the very thing that made me highly anticipated to come around to this spot was the wooden posts floating in the lake that I had seen while on the opposite side. It turned out though that they were too far from the shore. Also way too close to the sculpture and the tiny island on which it was built.

 

Nonetheless, I really liked this particular moment in portrait mode.

LOFOTEN FEBRUARY 2018

Wow...this weather we had on the Lofoten again...for me it is photographers paradise!

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Thursday • June 24, 2010

 

Great Western Road Trip 2010 • Day 10

25 Days • 13 States • 6,930 Miles • 6,820 Photos

 

A Sunset Finale

 

We started the day at the Norris Geyser Basin. This was the smelliest geyser basin yet! We spent about three hours there. Our next destination: the North entrance. It is amazing, to see how different each side of the park is. On the way up there we finally saw the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep; a couple of ewes and their babies. Wildlife sightings are always a plus with us!!

 

At the North Entrance is the quaint little Western style town of Gardiner where you can see the Roosevelt Arch; a Yellowstone Entrance Gateway dedicated by President Theodore Roosevelt on 24 April 1903. I like one of the inscriptions over the top of the arch: "For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People."

 

After Gardiner, we headed over to Lamar Valley and the Northeast Entrance. But it was getting late, so we decided to head back to the cabin in West Yellowstone. On our way out of the park, we were treated to this glorious and spectacular sunset. The end of another beautiful day in Yellowstone.

I'm still wondering, how many places do we need to go before we can be where we are?

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To Be A Song; poem 116

I wanted to put something festive up today ... but no time to take anything new!! I have to work today so I'll catch up to everyone's streams tonight. In the meantime, enjoy this enchanting young lady 'reaching for the sky.' I loved this young girl's pose ... and the golden light of the setting sun!

 

♫ Social Distortion "Reach for the Sky" ♫

Apparently I ran out of daylight to chase. Not a fan of how dark it's getting so early in the evening. Makes me want to hibernate.

Columbia Park in the morning

 

This was taken almost 2 months ago. A lot of things happened since then, like a trip to Patagonia, so I haven’t gotten around to edit this. Till now.

 

This morning’s sunrise was pretty, of which I didn’t actually take any photos, not even using my drone, and I thought maybe it was time to pay a batch of photos that I took then a good visit.

 

I really loved how the light hit the trees and the grass. In particular, the way that it illuminated my favorite tree. I am such a sucker for beautiful light.

Autumn, Afternoon sun in Treviso

Do not trouble your hearts overmuch with thoughts of the road ahead. Maybe the path that you each shall tread are already laid before your feet, even though you do not see them.

"Get out more, take less" JC

 

f/8, 30sec, ISO100

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Los Angeles, CA / September 2014

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