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A view of one section of Eagle Lake, in Acadia National Park. It was lightly raining and the fog was rolling in, providing a dreamlike atmosphere. Eagle Lake is the largest freshwater lake in Acadia National Park and provides some excellent photographic opportunities. Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine.
Venice Beach, Fl.
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This is the last picture of the trilogy "Bicycling in Germany". I dedicate this series to my friend Manfred, ( ManfredKZ ) that now lives in Edmonton - Canada, but has lived in Germany and loves bikes.
This dreamy landscape was seen from the Romantische Strasse, Germany.
This was from a neat April night in 2017. I'm dreaming I get more dark clear starry skies this year.
View On Black Two rejected old Kodachromes slides were combined in the same mount and then macro captured with a Sigma 150mm macro.. This is a painted garage door in the Mission District of San Francisco, and the other photo is a close up of a Maple leaf. www.thirdeyephotocreations.com/
This photo is a composite of three different pictures combined in Ps. I am not a fan of composite milkyway pictures especially those lack scientific accuracy but this one is only an "art" attempt for my own inspiration. A place that doesnt really exist. Hope you like it.
Another ICM... Taken near the river mouth at the northern end of Sunset Beach. This is where the Waikato river ends its 425km journey, all the way from Lake Taupo to the Tasman sea.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waikato_River
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Shunga-tser Tso, which was previously a grassland was formed by a massive earthquake in this region resulting in the formation of the Lake.
The remains of the earthquake can be seen in the number of dead trees within the Lake, which gives the Shunga-tser its unique character.
The lake with picturesque snow-capped mountains & pine trees all around is a sight which is sure to be etched in one's memory for life.