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The recently restored San Simeon Pier, CA

Pensacola, Florida Rokinon 12mm F11

Paris Airport , France

Quiet afternoon at the Natural History Museum, London.

Somewhere between Tel Aviv and Jaffa

Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.

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The eruption in Holuhraun, north of Bárðarbunga in glacier Vatnajökull, central highlands of Iceland.

Mr. Squirrel's Perspective on the World.

Parc Elisabeth à Koekelberg (Bruxelles), un jour d'hiver un peu brumeux...

A view of the Old-mill in Borrowdale.

A Hotel in Niagara Falls, Canada.

 

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Elsie giving me some love. Or is she trying push me into the pool.

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.

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Chateau de Monte Cristo

Port Marly - Yvelines - France

The Rhinogedd dwarfed by the vastness of the Milky Way

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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A perspective view of Amazonas street in Chachapoyas, Peru.

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