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Penmon point taking a battering at high tide last Saturday morning. Always ignored these cottages in past visits but the fantastic moody light and high tide made for some compelling shots
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These falls are fairly big. You may notice at the bottom left side of the rock feature, what looks to be a string. In reality it is a rope where the dare devil type like to climb back up after they have jumped off into the water.
I was glad too see some water flowing over these falls again. Although I know there could be alot more water, still it is a possitive sign our extreme drought is easing.
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Right now I am off and on of flickr. My uncle (my moms twin brother) passed a few days ago, and we are all still in shock over it.
Happy Father's Day out there to all you dad's!
I hope everyone has a good weekend.
A pano-sabotaged photo of the shops in a local high street manipulated in Topaz and PS.
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Depressingly, my DJI Mavic mini is terrible in low light. No problem though. just crank up the grain and make it look like a Monet painting.
Here's one more shot from the freestyle exhibition at the Bikes On The Bricks motorcycle festival in Flint, Michigan, earlier this month. This fellow was one of two riders jumping his cycle from a ramp to perform airborne stunts and tricks. At the conclusion of the performance, he made a run down the line of spectators, getting lots of low-fives from the crowd (right). (Wicked Family is a brand name maker of dirt bike gear.)
I posted a shot last week that shows how high these guys actually fly during their stunts; that shot is in the first comments box for anyone interested.
High Seat, the highest of the hills above Mallerstang and the fourth highest in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
As the water levels went down the first Yellow-billed Spoonbill arrived in Braside. We spent some good half an hour together because it had been showing all the signs indicating imminent departure from that tree where he landed shortly after 7 AM. The sun was getting higher and higher, I had the feeling it would fly away from me anyway... Finally I got what I wanted, after all.
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Well I've been meaning to get up here this winter and it seemed a decent forecast, so after a dawn shoot and a couple of other locations in the Lakes I headed over to Dufton, near Appleby and went for it.
It was good walk all the way up to the head of this spectacular valley and it took me a good hour and a half to get to this point. On the way up I saw two men speeding down the Pennine Way and said good afternoon to both of them, but they had their heads down like they were somewhere else and resolutely moved on silently!
Anyway, after a 30 minute shoot up at the top in freezing conditions, I had a couple of decent pano's in the bag, as my 16-35 wasn't wide enough to get the full vista in. I set off back down and I was stopped twice on the way down, (which took me just under an hour), by two chaps who asked me if I was in the "Spine"?
I hadn't a clue what they were talking about and it wasn't until I got home later and watched the news that I saw there was an endurance "Montane Spine Race" on this stretch of the Pennine Way! So, I at least found out why my “backbone” was being questioned on my descent!
This is a spectacular glaciated "U" shaped Valley where the Great Whin Sill runs horizontally through this area creating sheer sides and some spectacular columnar rocks. I had hoped to stay here for sunset, but as you can see there was a bank of cloud in the West. So I managed this shot with the light before things closed in. Great day out all in all!
Fire
above
soaked
under
golden sun
dancing
in
sound vim
of bright skies
and tender breeze
then taste some
under
the
tuscan
suns, good times
warming
joy
freshness
high!
- O.E. Guillermo
How does it feel
to be so high
so far removed
warmed by the sun
in the vast blue sky
connected and released through compassion
Karminsky Experience Inc ~ Exploration
These fences high up on the French Alps always amuse me, as they aren’t always where I as a visitor would put them. For example a few feet to the left there’s a hairy drop and only a rope fence to protect one from a perilous descent, whereas there appeared to be some run off past this. There is I’m sure a very sensible explanation and may a further few feet beyond there is grave danger.
This was taken last Friday and knew that it would be on a Friday that I would post this. The view from this point was absolutely beautiful from every angle.
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The High Falls on the Pigeon River in Minnesota's Grand Portage State Park. The river flows for 31.2 miles out of the BWCAW east to Lake Superior. It forms part of the Minnesota/Canada border.
Looking east from the Sierras, near Bishop to the mountains of Nevada, and the high, sagebrush desert.