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A shot from my recent trip in the Dolomites mountain range from the small chapel in front of the famous bastion of the Giau pass......
In this small rain filled pan, there was a small pod of hippo crowded in... They were very active as the water started to warm up... Pushing and shoving each other, and yawning...
Route 66 Memories
Get your kicks! Celebrating 100 years of Route 66 through my lens.
Open Road Adventure
Route 66
Yavapai County
Arizona
November 2016
A lonely, breathtaking stretch of Route 66, where the horizon opens wide between Ash Fork and Seligman, Arizona.
and let your dreams become reality...
Had a great day in London yesterday... Met up with five amazing people from diverse backgrounds... One lady I had known for almost 20 years... Another couple I have known only for a short time... And a single mum and her baby who I had never encountered until I arrived at the coach terminal for the journey home... As I said, five amazing people...
This looked to be an old restaurant of sorts - found in south west Iowa in one of the small dying communities.
I want the curtains for my house :>)
The gronk was parking nicely outside the depot. Even more handy was the entering car and slowish closing gates offering a clear view.
An open mouth can mean many things. Is it giving a warning? Perhaps a playful mouthing to another nearby bear or is this a simple yawn on a lazy day? What are your thoughts on this one?
While it's so thrilling to get direct eye contact with some action in an image, it doesn't have to be that way. Sometimes I can't resist a more candid shot of a bear just being a bear, for not every moment is an action moment. Sometimes they just hang out.
No matter what the bears are doing, I can't seem to get enough of them. :-)
© Debbie Tubridy Photography
For Utata's Iron Photographer 328, requiring:
1: Something open
2. Something closed
3. A single light source (sunshine)
There's always a scene in the detective movies, where the cops are called to a residence, and when they get there they find the front door slightly ajar. You know that nothing any good is on the other side of that door--nine times out of ten, the detectives find a previously alive stiff. That's just how I felt as I snuck up on this old abandoned shack. Fortunately, the only thing I found were a few scurrying mice and a plethora of spider's webs. Book 'em Dano.
Humbug CA
Processed in GIMP 2.8.14
Most of this stream was frozen and covered over with snow. I found this open spot where the water flows a little faster.
From the window open to Bourbon Street, the bar tender beckons customers on the street on New Orleans
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Equipment
-Canon 5D Mark II
-EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM
-Manfrotto Tripod
-Remote