Jackson, Michigan
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UP YSPBN charges uphill through Jackson Street behind a trio of SD40Ns with mostly traffic for the BNSF at Northtown.
UP YSPBN is in full throttle up the grade at Jackson St. as they head west to Northtown yard. Several railfans were on location, and this quad set of SD40Ns did not disappoint!
Lifer
Cascade Mountains - Jackson County - Oregon - USA
Habitat : Forests
Food : Plants
Nesting : Ground
Behavior : Ground Forager
Conservation : Declining
"One of North America’s largest grouse, the Sooty Grouse used to be considered the darker, coastal subspecies of the Blue Grouse. Recent DNA evidence supports the spilt of the Blue Grouse into two separate species, the Dusky Grouse and the Sooty Grouse. The male’s deep booming call is hard to locate." - Cornell University Lab of Ornithology
The 'Jackson' cruise ship passing by the Sydney Opera House.
On the eastern, less fashionable, side of the house.
(i.e. not the bridge side, lol)
In the distance, across the harbour, is Kirribilli.
One of my favourite cafe destinations.
Photographed during the late afternoon on one of my many walking treks around Sydney harbour.
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
Overlooking Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park. Shot a little before noon, not the best light.
Jackson ist Durchgangsstation für viele Touristen, die nahegelegene Sehenswürdigkeiten wie den Grand-Teton-Nationalpark, den Yellowstone-Nationalpark und das National Elk Refuge besuchen. Nahe Jackson gibt es attraktive Skigebiete. Wikipedia
Another oldie but a goodie scanned from Fujichrome Velvia slide film. I don't remember the year this taken but it was on a workshop in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. A location that I would like to revisit and shoot again with digital.... so many places to see and photograph.
Bien fuerte con King Crimson Dangerous curves toda la potencia.
Si te gusta grande y con la luz apagada con View On Black
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
The Grand Tetons seen from Jackson Lake Lodge, Moran, Wyoming.
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Blue sky over Jackson Lake in Wyoming.
This is the picture on the wall on my previous picture, dont know why I never put it on Flickr before as its one of my favourites.
From our room in the Four Season's we were treated each morning to this view of the sunrise over Jackson Hole Wyoming. I could get accustomed to this.
The TC&W Saint Paul Turn resumes its uphill battle out of the Trout Brook ravine after getting stopped at Jackson Street for a systemwide PTC outage on BNSF.
Four GP38-2s drag the Saint Paul Turn over the hill at Jackson Street with mostly CPKC interchange traffic.
Jackson ist eine Stadt im Teton County im US-Bundesstaat Wyoming. Sie liegt im Tal Jackson Hole. Im Jahr 2010 zählte die Stadt 9577 Einwohner auf 7,4 km² Fläche. Benannt sind Tal und Ort nach David E. Jackson, einem Trapper und Pelzhändler, der in den 1820er Jahren mehrfach im Tal überwinterte. Wikipedia
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Jackson ist Durchgangsstation für viele Touristen, die nahegelegene Sehenswürdigkeiten wie den Grand-Teton-Nationalpark, den Yellowstone-Nationalpark und das National Elk Refuge besuchen. Nahe Jackson gibt es attraktive Skigebiete. Wikipedia
In years past this area would have water in it and there would be ducks and geese and who know what else but the last couple of years have been very dry so we have no water and people can hike some of the area.. Happy Fence Friday, Everybody!!!!
Looking down Jackson Street at the SF-Oakland Bay Bridge, the colors of Chinatown on full display. I've spent many a day roaming the streets in the City, and never tire of the endless urban landscapes that present themselves to my lens. It's like shooting ducks in a barrel.
San Francisco CA
Wow...first 24 hours and this much attention...thank you all!
Ok, the story:
I arrived in Jackson, Mi a little too early for a job. I had been watching the eastern sky and the roads leading back into the farm fields. I found one and drove to the end where a barking St. Bernard greeted me. I rolled down the window and we made friends. He was running around loose and the back door to a nearby house was wide open. I walked around to the front of the house and rang the doorbell until someone answered. I explained to the lady that I had assumed that her dog had escaped and that I just wanted to make sure she knew he was running around. ( I really had to pee, btw). She brought the dog inside and I went off to snap some photos.
I was upset, since the original light had changed during the time I was fooling around with the dog and I now really really had to pee. I snapped about 20 rushed photos and then bolted for the nearest gas station. I figured that most of them would be blah...but then I found this one that captured the sparkles and warm light on the snow exactly the way I wanted.