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I'l be away for the next week or so -a short holiday....with luck I'll return rejuvinated and with lots of new photos :-)
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I learned to drive on a car just like this. A 1953 Studebaker Commander. I have always thought it was one of the most beautiful cars in the world. It was stick shift and so much fun to drive.
The Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia
6:57 AM Daylight Savings Time
The CCC, Civilian Conservation Corps, was a relief program started by Franklin Delano Roosevelt during the Depression. It consisted of healthy men with families aged 18 to 23 who focused on soil conservation and reforestation within the Park. The men were given food, shelter, and clothing, plus $30 a month, twenty-five of which was sent directly to their families.
The 105 mile long Skyline Drive was built by the Army Corp of Engineers, but the low fieldstone walls were the accomplishment of the CCC. The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed numerous overlooks measuring 2.5 miles in total, picnic areas, campgrounds, graded slopes, planted trees and grass, and cleared acres of chestnut trees that had suffered from blight in the 1920s.
The walls were refurbished in 2024.
The info came from various sources.
On a drive to find some fall colors today, we came across a field of sunflowers. They instantly got me in the mood to use my camera again. We had been hiking the trails a lot this past week and I relied on my cell phone for taking pictures since I still can’t carry much weight on my back. So this Sunday drive was a chance to give myself a break from walking and find something to shoot with my good camera. It was a perfect day to celebrate all the things we can be grateful for in our world. Wishing a peaceful Thanksgiving to everyone!
I like the warm autumn light here and of course I love the muted autumn color----it is a lovely place to take an autumn drive!
HAVE A GREAT DAY---THANKS SO MUCH FOR VISITING---WORKING TODAY---CATCH UP A LITTLE LATER!
Green Bay & Western Alco RS3 (RS3u) No. 308 leads a northbound Fox River Valley Railroad freight departing North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, on a gray April 29, 1989. In the background and also crossing Lakeshore Drive grade crossing is a Wisconsin Central switch job drilling cars in their yard.
The autumn foliage was pretty late this year and I was giving up hope that it was ever going to happen. This weekend was the last real chance for any fall photos ops and the weather forecast was not good. With heavy rain and high winds on the horizon I feared the fall would just blow away. Well, on Sunday morning after overnight rain and a window of clearing I headed to the local park to see if any color remained. It didn't disappoint as the park put on a grand finale show. I was happy to have a one last chance to photograph the autumn show. This was last photo I took for the day along East Park Drive in South Park, PA.
A quick edit from last night's spooky, foggy drive through teh tiny coastal country lanes of North Devon in an attempt to capture the combination of last light and heavy sea mist that had looked most inviting from the study window! The title is from the track playing while taking the hair pin bend on the highest cliff section that crazily does not have a crash barrier!
f/11, 17 mm, 5 second exposure at ISO 200. Timer & manual exposure.
Yesterday Anita and I started out with no other plan but to go west to the mountains. It was extremely foggy first thing but as we climbed the first set of mountains, we popped out from under the fog and both wondered what it would look like looking down on it so we went to Skyline drive in the Shenandoah National Park and this is what we saw. Almost looks like snow but it is not. Cool stuff and the rest of the day was bright blue skies!
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The valley is located in the province of Aragatsotn in western Armenia, between Yerevan and the highest peak in Armenia, the Ararat massif at 5,200m.....
Hopefully, we'll be able to see more of it than just a tiny bit on the left and right.
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Das Tal befindet sich in der Provinz Aragatsotn im Westen Armeniens, zwischen Jerewan und dem höchsten Gipfel Armeniens dem Ararat Massiv mit 5.200m.
Hoffentlich können wir irgendwann mehr davon sehen als hier, wo nur ein winziger Teil links und rechts zu sehen ist.
A sanderling with significant remnants of summer plumage on the beach at Harrison Drive on the North Wirral coast.
Very quick stop off in Onehunga on the way home tonight as I was passing the Manukau Harbour view. These rays burst through and being a sky nut a few hand held shots with the Grad Filter had to be done. The crepusculars were all over within a few mins sadly.
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Shot: 1/125sec | f11 | ISO200 | 70mm | 3StopGnd (shot at -4/3 ev) | 16:9 format
There can only be one Cadillac of this vintage in Launceston and I've photographed it before. www.flickr.com/photos/luminosity7/52282423032/in/dateposted/
This time he raced past me across the intersection and was gone in a flash.
Skyline drive in May. The trees just about to turn green, nothing but warm days ahead, winter a fading memory, sigh...
I don't usually turn my long lens toward insects, let alone cars, but... Just as I was about to get into my car, I noticed a praying mantis striking a pose on the bonnet. Naturally, I couldn’t resist taking a few quick shots of my unexpected model before gently relocating him to a greener, more fitting backdrop.
There are about 100 praying mantis species in Australia—I have no idea which one this is.