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In fading light two QJ's work the lower horseshoe in Simingyi blasting east with two perfect plumes.
The lower cascade of the South Falls at Silver Falls State Park, Marion County, Oregon. The trail offers several viewpoints of this waterfall as you descend, and leads right behind the waterfall. It was late in the day when we made it to the park and the waterfall was completely in the shade, but the sun lit up some fall foliage behind the fall.
This is the lower falls in Letchworth State Park and is definitely just as nice as the middle, just not as tall
The Motorman of a trolley at San José History Park, lowering the boom at one end before raising the boom at the other end so he can go back the way he came.
The Grund district on the banks
of the river Alzette.
Luxembourg - la ville basse
le quartier Grund sur les rives de
la rivière Alzette.
Lower Antelope Canyon, Page, AZ. Some of the wonderful wave patterns in the sandstone. Handheld - thank goodness for image stabilization, I don't have steady hands.
The first evening of our trip to the Highlands, after a 9 hour drive and unpacking I decided a quick trip out on to cliff top path with the camera would be a nice way to wind down. 30 mins later I was watching this beautiful sunset. Diabaig is a remote coastal fishing and crofting township in Wester Ross, in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland. Diabaig lies on the north shore of the sea loch of Loch Diabaig, an inlet off the north side of Loch Torridon.
And...another shot of the Antelope Canyon, june 2015. :-)
35mm CZ.
adding this one to the album... :-).
Please no more invites to the "Apollo and dyonisus" -award group !! Thank you.
XL:
This is one that has been on my list for years and it didn't disappoint. Coming in at 200 feet wide it's the widest falls that I've seen yet and the first vertical block. From here it's hard to tell that it drops 43 feet, but the roar lets you know it. :-) The emerald water is caused by the Lewis river being born of an inactive glacier (from Mount Adams) so it doesn't have the silt like White or Puyallup and it is just stunning to see. I was here on a Friday and I kid you not, I didn't see a soul until I got back down here after hiking up to the other two drops. It was a bit spooky. :-)
Lower Lodge in Cockington Village, Torbay, is a Grade II listed building that dates back to the early to mid-19th century. It is made of local stone rubble with red sandstone quoins and Bathstone detail, and has a gabled slate roof. The lodge is terraced into the hillslope, and a sunken drive to Cockington Court passes through the middle of it, while a lane is carried over the drive behind the lodge.
A view of W. Main Street as seen from above Capitol Ave. in the heart of the Mount Sterling Commercial Historic District. The district includes four entire city blocks and parts of four others. Nearly all of the buildings in the district are Italianate commercial buildings; the only exceptions are a Classical Revival bank building (a portion of which is seen in the lower left) and the courthouse (shown previously), which incorporates both Italianate and Classical Revival elements. The district was added to the NRHP in 1987.
Mount Sterling is the seat of Brown County. The city had a population of 2,006 at the 2020 census.
Sources:
National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form: Mount Sterling Commercial Historic District; Mount Sterling, Illinois (Wikipedia); Mount Sterling Commercial Historic District (Wikipedia), Brown County, Illinois (Wikipedia)
Lower Silver Falls is located in Michigan's Baraga county on the Silver River. The Silver River has many drops, and they are lumped together into the Lower, Middle and Upper Falls. The Lower Falls are very easy to visit.
The falls consists of two chutes where the river is constricted to a narrow channel. The second is the larger of the two, and the river drops about 15 feet in a thirty foot stretch while taking a turn.
This secluded waterfall in Hamilton, Ontario is definitely a great location to photograph, particularly during the fall season.
Lower Largo is a small coastal village in the East Neuk of Fife.
The tide is low in the harbour and active fishing from here ended a long time ago, deep-sea fishing from Lower Largo actually ceased way back in 1909.
The old railway viaduct is testament to a different era when steam trains used to pass through here.