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Welcome to the 'Christmas Week' in Sydney, 2024.
The scene last evening at Darling Harbour, near Barangaroo.
Photographed from the end of Darling Island Road, Pyrmont.
This photograph is similar to a number that I have taken previously (see my 'Pyrmont' folder), but it is actually different because in this image all the tall buildings have been completed, whereas in the previous images they were incomplete and had cranes 'decorating' the upper levels!!
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
The Susan Ann lies high and dry in low tide at Findhorn…
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Spotted this early morning sprinter and thought I’d give it a shot.
Have a Great Weekend Friends !!!
It was dusk on the Monaro High Plains back in 2008, when I stopped to take this landscape panorama. The old gnarled Gum tree was never the subject, but it was the star.
The romantic sounding Monaro High Plain is a tableland, 900 metres above sea level, lying between the Great Dividing Range to the east, and the Snowy Mountains to the west. It is a naturally treeless plain covered in native speargrasses Stipa spp that since its discovery by white explorers in the 1820s has been used for extensive grazing of sheep and cattle.
Shooting these lovely birds in the mangroves can be so challenging, except when they decide to take on a higher profile, as this Great Egret did this morning. Their beauty, once a magnet for slaughter, is now safely on full display.
WLE's Solon Local works Glenwillow, OH on the north end of an industry-heavy branch south of Cleveland, OH. 2 High Hood GP35's suffice for power on this switching-heavy local job.
Europe, Spain, Andalucia, Malaga, Centre, High rise facade
An interesting modernist high rise in the centre of Malaga with its colour scheme and the trellised bay windows and parapets (historic reference).
It's number 795 of the Minimalism/explicit graphism album. here.
The light was horrible and the loco LHF but freight was in short supply on this trip so you take what you can get. 2062 019 roars uphill with a hopper train.
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High Lane in West Witton, Yorkshire - like in the Faroes, I got some terrible weather but it made for dramatic clouds :)
An account of my visit to the Yorkshire dales, including an encounter with a talking raven (seriously):
is England’s biggest waterfall, spectacularly drops 70 feet (21m) into a plunge pool below.
From its rise as a trickle, high on the heather covered fells at the top of the North Pennines, to the top of the whin sill rock at Forest -in-Teesdale, the River Tees steadily grows and gathers pace.
Please enjoy the scenic details in Large. Thank you so much for your visit!
A black-necked stilt cruises the shallow waters searching for prey. Stilts have the second longest legs relative to their body size, just behind the flamingos. Black-necked stilts are found throughout the Americas, south of Canada to Chile and Argentina. They are related to the larger American avocets, genetically similar enough that they can produce viable hybrid offspring, though this occurs very rarely.
One from the archives, a typical family day out in the Lake District high up on High Street. Fond memories of last summer.
Looking from the frozen summit of High Seat (1995ft, 608m) past Bleaberry Fell to the snowy tops of Skiddaw and Skiddaw Little Man.
The fact that it was frozen up there was the (only) reason we headed up onto these fells which lie between Thirlmere and Derwentwater since normally it's just one big and very unpleasant bog!