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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Literally! These are the images I brought home from the exhibition. You might be able to figure out which is which...
I don't know why I didn't lower the camera further down - I guess my intention was to capture the supporting wires.
I am back from the SF trip!
This is part of the Golden Gate Bridge!
Explored! Highest position 41 on Aug 26, 2009. Thanks to you all!!
Dogwood2017 WEEK 16Story: leading Lines "Kinzua Bridge Ruins, a Different Perspective." Kinzua Bridge was once one of the tallest and longest Railroad Bridges in the world. All that changed in a matter of minutes in 2003 when a tornado destroyed the bridge. Today, the ruins of the bridge can be found in Kinzua Bridge State Park, which is located in Pennsylvania. A scenic overlook allows visitors to view the fallen bridge. CC Always Welcome.
Saint Tropez - 2013
Cruising around the city and having fun.
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Buildings in East London. As an image, and if you squint, it is a poor relation to the great photographer Bill Brandt's 1937 photo 'A Snicket in Halifax'.
Portugal Cove .... Ferry terminal ....
Bird's Eye View Series; Pic # 43 ....
Taken Oct 12, 2016
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The little girl was helping me scan some caboose images, and this was an image we made of her sitting on the scanner.
Macro of my mascara brush for Macro Mondays theme "Brush" I had fun with this theme, as I do with all the themes. HMM To Everyone.
World Famous Frazier Studio
Elgin, Illinois
October 14, 2020
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Technical: AB400 in socked beauty dish camera right triggered by pocketwizard
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Diving bell or Tauchglocke – walking to the bell on the first day to welcome it, and on the last day to say goodbye, is part of the ritual that marks the beginning and end of the photo festival Horizonte Zingst every year.
Riley likes to sit or lay at the top of the stairs and look down so looking up from the bottom is a different perspective for him.
Diving bell or Tauchglocke – walking to the bell on the first day to welcome it, and on the last day to say goodbye, is part of the ritual that marks the beginning and end of the photo festival Horizonte Zingst every year.
The time has come for me to talk to you
And I don't mean to hurt your pride
But everybody needs a friend sometimes
To make you see the light
In the game of life, the strong survive
We're on a one-way street
We gotta make it out alive
And never let 'em drag us down
In the game of life, we live and die
Another breath begins
Another chance to win the fight
From the moment that you hit the ground
In the game of life
You're born to hunt and never run away
And then you're hunted by the prey
The wounded deer leaps highest to the sun
Until his day is done
A simple puddle with the sky reflected in it transforms what would otherwise be a very ordinary landscape into something quite beautiful. :-)
After doing the walk up on top of the Forth Bridge (very cool by the way!)
I wanted to see it from the south side of the Firth, so I crossed the Forth Road Bridge (Queensferry Bridge) and parked here for a few shots!
This one with the phone, the next two with my Panasonic compact camera so I could zoom in!!
# 36 ....
Kent's Pond, at Portugal Cove Road - Prince Phillip Drive Intersection ...in St John's, Newfoundland ...
Taken Jan 8, 2016 over St John's, Newfoundland
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The cats seems to like it down here... but I don't see what the big deal is. I will say, she kept circling around me like I was nuts as a fired off a few shots.
Now, it's off to pack... tomorrow I'm off to Maine! Woot! Woot!
Big tree, small tree, short tree, tall tree. I don't know if I just made that up or if I read it in some Dr. Seuss book. Anyway, when I first stepped upon the Hall of Mosses trail in the Hoh Rain Forest of Olympic National Park, I looked up at this very tall tree and snapped a shot of it with my iPhone. There are some very tall trees, indeed, in this place.
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Diving bell or Tauchglocke – walking to the bell on the first day to welcome it, and on the last day to say goodbye, is part of the ritual that marks the beginning and end of the photo festival Horizonte Zingst every year.
It's gorgeous in the winter....but who knew what the view was like in the fall....not me! :)) (Smuggler's Notch) Awesome on black~
Burrowing Owl (Athene cunicularia) showing us there is more than one way to view things! Image taken in Colorado.
This is one of the thirteen images I currently have on display in a cafe. you can see the rest of the images here.