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Inside Canyonlands National Park in Utah is False Kiva. This place is not on any park maps or literature but if you ask a ranger - they will explain to you how to get there. It is a fantastic spot - beautiful, remote, spiritual. No one is quite sure what the Native Americans used this place for but the inspirational views and isolated location were undoubtedly a special and important place.
It was snowing and blowing but not very cold. The snow occasionally turned to mixed snow and rain. A truly mediocre day to go for a walk along the seawall and even worse day for this shot of the big 'golf ball' at Science World.
Sysimbrium loeseli is flowering everywhere these days (along walls and paths, and in parks and forests).
Sysimbrium loeseli blüht derzeit überall (an Hausmauern, neben Wegen, in Parks, im Wald).
False Kiva The trail to false kiva is a social trail not maintained by the park service, because of its archeological significance. There are small cairns along the way to mark the meager trail, but you have to be attentive. I walked right past it, but I found it while backtracking. Heavy fog rolled in as I arrived near sunset, but didn't last long. If you look at the large version you'll see clouds nestling around the rock formations in the distance. I carefully cloned out some manmade barriers that protect some areas to the left of the false kiva.
(Parce que y a pas à dire, phonétiquement ça sonne bien en anglais !)
La fausse heure dorée en pleine journée de grand soleil ? Challenge accepted !
(Oui bon, ce n'est pas dur à imiter, j'avoue...)
Et un petit instant graphisme de plus à ma collection !
On Burrard Bridge looking East, Vancouver BC. The bridge in the photo is Granville (Street) Bridge, below it to the right is the popular Granville Island.
It seems this ferry is not in service, if you enlarge ther photo, you can see inside the ferry is full of cargoes, and not one passenger!!
Could someone tell me how in the actual world Fuji Q Highland made it through 60 years of operation with it's history and conditions? How did they dodge the lawsuits and the safety inspections. It's only redeeming factor is going in for free and for what? Photos I suppose I still got some good ones, despite the terrible status the park was in.
This shot looked a little cleaner compared to the others. Got a very good backdrop with multiple buildings, the coaster Takabisha in the background (the world's steepest roller coaster), and Fuji behind it. Because of the complicated composition being behind the coaster I couldn't enlarge Fuji even though I really wanted to. This does not look like Fuji Q's true state, but rather how it's advertised. So when I came to editing I tried to do a challenge I've never tried before: To INTENTIONALLY make it look fake.
Changed the shadows and hues in multiple places including the sky and the building on the left. And sized down the image as best I could (the frame was bigger originally for no reason). And for the first time I opted to use a white gradient instead of a black one.
I guess I'm chastising a bit too much cause if we're talking about the big open spaces this is actually what the place looks like. But I would not advise people to come here for amusement purposes. Uh, I mean: World record coasters! 5 star customer service! All in Fuji's shadow! Best local theme park in Nippon! Totally not questionable at all!
Feeding off the faith of others, the forgotten gods use new faiths as their shells
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Made for Biocup R2, Subtheme 'Fraud'
Not too happy with some areas of it, but for my first organic build I'm pretty happy
False Creek buildings in the evening sun.
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The rising sun warms an abandoned barn that once woke to a new day with the promise of a fresh start. When we are young, we relish fresh starts but in old age fresh starts are scarce.
This is the fifth image that was captured near Frome, after spending the night capturing the milky way.
I can't claim this image to be a true infrared depiction. During editing, I decided to try something different by using false infrared settings in Lightroom. This is a photograph that maybe re-edited in the near future.