Colorado Springs

Reflections of the Prospect Park Boathouse located in Brooklyn, New York

Pic épeiche ♀ adulte plumage nuptial

(Dendrocopos major - Great Spotted Woodpecker)

Battersea Power Station, London.

Aigrette garzette

Moustache, aime chercher et trouver..! son repas

Stopped off at Prospect on route to Peggy's...I can never pass the turning without going down there to snap one of my favourite and most familiar views.

This is the view across the fields to Turville, seen as I emerged from Poynatts Wood towards the end of my walk

Grèbe castagneux

collage, graphics

(c) Drager Meurtant, 2019)

....or what's left of it. This was a 19th Century commercial adventure that failed: bringing well-to-do adventurers from Lake George to the peak of Prospect Mountain turned out to be not very lucrative.

Prospect Hill tower / park in Somerville MA is a great sunset view spot in the winter, since the sunset has migrated further south and most of the trees have lost their leaves. It should get even better for the next few weeks as the sunset moves further south till the solstices and the last of the fall foliage falls off.

(In the summer, it's just an ok sunset view spot - it's pleasant to be there, but much of the sunset ends up behind thick tree leaves.)

Prospect Park located in Brooklyn, New York

Prospect Park (Brooklyn)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospect_Park_(Brooklyn)

Canon EOS REBEL T3i

Taken on October 9, 2016

Prospection

Trees reflected in the Lake at Prospect Park in Brooklyn.

The Frank Gehry designed apartments at Battersea Power Station, London

Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York

Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York

Looking across the Lake in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, from the Peninsula.

Prospect Hill tower / park in Somerville MA is a great sunset view spot in the winter, since the sunset has migrated further south and most of the trees have lost their leaves. It should get even better for the next few weeks as the sunset moves further south till the solstices and the last of the fall foliage falls off.

(In the summer, it's just an ok sunset view spot - it's pleasant to be there, but much of the sunset ends up behind thick tree leaves.)

Winter trees, wispy cirrus clouds and aeroplane trails reflected in the Lake at Prospect Park, Brooklyn.

First film role with a Makina W67… great experience using this iconic camera. This building was designed and built by Frank Gehry. It’s situated next to the Battersea Power Station in London

He is not prospecting gold or catching fish. He is collecting boulders to be used for construction of roads, buildings and infrastructures to enrich our civilization. Someswary River has been carrying stones alongwith sand and silt from the mountainous upstream for hundreds of years. After days of hardwork he earns a meager amount to feed his family only.

Brooklyn, New York.

Iced Lake

One for you,

and one for me.

When we look out,

we'll see the sea.

(for Carol Berney, but no haiku)

Pic mar, Middle Spotted Woodpecke

(Dendrocoptes medius)

Lake

Colley Hill, Surrey Hills.

December 5, 2002. Do your back ups.

Just a little play on words..a 3 shot pano merge of the village of Prospect, near Halifax, on a calm September afternoon. We drove past this spot and the water was rough, but when we returned it was calm, so hubby patiently waited while I ran up the road and took "the same" shots all over again to get the reflections.

Winter trees reflected in the beautifully landscaped Lake in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.

Yoho National Park, Canada

The overlook at the Opabin Prospect, looking out over Lake O’Hara and Mary Lake, is one of the best hike-rewards I’ve ever seen.

Thanks for looking! I appreciate all your comments and faves!

Another shot from Disney Hollywood Studios.

HCS!

Looking across the Lake from the Peninsula.

Prospect Hill tower / park in Somerville MA is a great sunset view spot in the winter, since the sunset has migrated further south and most of the trees have lost their leaves. It should get even better for the next few weeks as the sunset moves further south till the solstices and the last of the fall foliage falls off.

(In the summer, it's just an ok sunset view spot - it's pleasant to be there, but much of the sunset ends up behind thick tree leaves.)

UP 2646 sits in a prime spot in the East Minneapolis Yard underneath the distant Prospect Park Tower. With fences and other obstructions, I was waiting for the ideal time to get a train and the tower together in the same frame. East Minneapolis has been a busier part of the UP's local network with the addition of intermodal container service making for a higher likelihood of getting both objects in the frame.

Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York

I was lucky enough to stay in this tiny circular tower, standing on the boundary of a cricket pitch in a Kent park estate, which can be rented from The Landmark Trust. Built in the early nineteenth century by lord somebody, it was later used as a changing room for cricket matches. Inside is a lot of cricket memorabilia, and I watched (a few minutes) of a game from the roof terrace.

This was the first time I’ve used a rangefinder. I got it cheap because the meter was dead, but I use a handheld one anyway. It just needed a clean and new light seals. I really enjoy using it, it’s light, sharp and much easier to focus than the Retinette.

Negative: Canon Canonet QL17, yellow filter, Kentmere 200, Caffenol CL-CS 50 minutes.

Print: LPL C7700 Pro, Minolta C.E. Rokkor 50mm f2.8, Kentmere Select VC Fine Lustre 10x8”, +3 stops, homemade lith, 5 minutes.