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This shy little butterfly among wildflowers on the forest floor. Fortunately, it stayed on this flower just long enough for me to get a shot with the camera nearly on the ground. The photo was taken in the Malheur National Forest in Oregon.
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Lingmoor Fell, Ambleside
A new perspective to view Blea Tarn from, on my descent from Side Pike I went to investigate some strange objects and found this picturesque stump - perfect!
View of Eiffel Tower and two lines, the champ de mars, and the line 6 of metro.
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Vue de la Tour Eiffel et 2 perspectives, le champs de mars et la ligne 6.
Here's a different perspective on the sunset shot taken on my previous trip to Las Vegas. I arrived in town at around 7:00 and one place in particular grabbed my attention was the new 9 billion dollar City Center. I drove by the City Center, or rather I should say I sat there in bumper to bumper traffic in front of the Aria Casino watching as the golden hour approached. The sun was setting and I was sitting there watching as the colors magically appeared in the windows of the hotels. Frustrated I pulled the car over to the curb in the red zone grabbed my camera and tripod, crossed my fingers and locked the car. I darted across the street and up the driveway into the roundabout at it's far edge. Unfortunately the lens that I needed wasn't on the camera and at 18mm I couldn't get the full hotel in the composition. In hasty fashion I set the camera to bracket 7 exposures and did that with 3 different f-stops, this is also known as the spray and pray method. This would guarantee me at least one good exposure or combination of exposures, I snapped the shots grabbed my camera and raced back to the car. After driving off with the shot I kinda felt like a bank robber that just had stolen something precious. :)
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Detail of sculpture Triumph by Dutch artist Louis Niënhuis at Exhibition Voorhout Monumentaal 2021 in The Hague NL.
A varied selection of sculptures. Very enjoyable.
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