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Vanishing Point, Seoul, South Korea, 2014. Seoul's exclusive Myeongdong shopping district, People's Republic of Korea. Photographed by Steven West on October 12, 2014.

or that point where I finally merge with everything

 

Lake County, Oregon, 2024

 

Zenza Bronica S2A, Nikkor 75mm, Kodak Tmax 100

Point Reyes National Seashore, California, USA

When getting to this location I realised that I had forgotten to charge the battery up for my camera which lead me to experiment with my mobile.

 

This enabled me a certain freedom with my expectations, so I started to wonder around to see what I could capture. This seen I found to be rather moody and spoke to me a lot.

"Thelma & Louise Point" on the Colorado River from the "Potash Road" below Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah USA.

 

This is where "Thelma and Louise" drove their car off the cliff at the end of the movie of the same name.

 

This is accessed from Utah Highway 279 along the Colorado River northwest of Moab, Utah. This road becomes the "Potash Road" that weaves through the colorful potash ponds and eventually ends up in Canyonlands National Park as the "Shafer Trail".

 

13 Jun 2013

 

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Lighthouse at start point, Devon, UK

taken at Hastings Point, northern New South Wales, Australia

Love those colours and how those reeds are pointing towards the sky!

Sunset from Race Point Beach on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.

Thunder Point at Warrnambool. The cliffs overlooking a pretty wild Southern ocean.

For Flickr Friday #Point, I noticed the edge wood piece of the porch railing has a point.

 

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From the island, across the bay, to Burri Point.

 

Broulee Island, N.S.W. South Coast

Sun Point provides a remarkable view across St. Mary Lake to the impressive peaks along it's NW shore.

 

From left to right: Dusty Star, Gunsight, Fusillade, Reynolds and Heavy Runner mountains.

 

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„LA DIAVOLEZZA“ - DIE SCHÖNE TEUFELIN

Da oben hauste vor vielen Jahren eine wunderbare Bergfee. Sie lebte in ihrer Felsenburg hoch oben zwischen Chapütschöl und Munt Pers, dort wo – eingefasst von Felsentürmen und grossen Geröllhalden- mitten in einer blumenbedeckten Bergweide, ein tiefblauer See die Sonne widerspiegelt, dort wo ganze Rudel von munteren Gämsen sich tummeln und im saftigen Gras weiden, dort wo die Berghühner gackern, hochfliegen, dann im elegantem Gleitflug landen, um zu weiden und weiter zu gackern, dort wo die Schneehasen mit offenen Augen träumen und schliesslich aufgeschreckt in gestrecktem Galopp davon sausen.

Das herrliche Weib wurde nur selten und flüchtig von Jägern erblickt und mit Vorliebe dann bestaunt, wenn sie über die Felsbände des Munt Pers zum „Lej da la Diavolezza“ hinüberwechselte, um dort ein erfrischendes Bad zu nehmen. Dann allerdings wurden die jungen Jäger ganz vernarrt und unvorsichtig. Sie folgten ihr, die stets von ihrer Gämsherde bewacht war, über die Felsgänge bis hinüber zu ihrem Felsenschloss.

Was dann dort geschah, das weiss man nicht, man ahnt es nur. Ein Jäger nach dem anderen verschwand und verlor sich am Munt Pers (verlorener Berg). So auch Aratsch, ein stattlicher Jüngling aus dem Dorf. Er kehrte von der Jagd nicht mehr zurück. Überall wurde vergeblich nach ihm gesucht und schliesslich musste man annehmen, er sei auch in die Gletscherbrüche am Pers gefallen oder irgendwo abgestürzt. Denn wer bis Einbruch der Nacht sich in der Region des Bernina-Massivs aufhielt, hörte, vom Winde getragen, die Klagestimme der Diavolezza, die ausrief: „mort ais Aratsch“ (Aratsch ist tot).

Das erzählte man sich von Generation zu Generation und nannte dann die schöne Alp im Kessel der Berninagruppe Alp Morteratsch. Aber die Diavolezza hatte keine Ruhe bis nicht der Gletscher vorrückte und die ganze Alp bis hinunter ins Tal mit Eis und Geröll zugedeckt war. Dann verliess sie die Gegend mit dem Klageruf: „davent dal Munt dal Pers“ und wurde nie mehr gesehen.

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Made it back to High Point State Park last month and was lucky to have some interesting skies to work with.

 

The monument is located on the highest point in the state of New Jersey and offers some really beautiful views. It also means that it can be pretty windy and the clouds were scudding by at a decent clip.

 

Standing there looking up at the monument with the clouds moving behind it makes your head spin a bit. Good times! :)

BN 8128 leads a loaded grain train westbound through Reed Point, Montana on January 30, 1993. This train was operating over MRL.

The New Lone Cypress Tree in the Allan Memorial Cypress Grove Trail

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The lighthouse in Santa Cruz, Calfornia

 

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The lovely Start Point lighthouse in Devon

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Take a walk to the end of Exmouth beach and you'll find Sandy Bay which is accessible by the beach at low tide or via Orcombe Point via steps. Walk along Sandy Bay where you can stop off at the South Beach cafe and walk back over the cliffs back to Exmouth.

 

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Zabriskie Point at Sunrise

Even if you’re not a morning person, drag yourself out of bed and get out to Zabriskie Point for sunrise. The good news is that this overlook is only a six-minute drive from the recently renovated, historic Inn at Death Valley, which can serve as your base, so you won’t lose much shut-eye.

Nor will you have any regrets as the first light of day begins to illuminate the golden badlands below the point, including the prominent triangular spire of Manly Beacon, while the towering Panamint Range across the valley takes on a pinkish-red glow.

 

Zabriskie Point is a part of the Amargosa Range located east of Death Valley in Death Valley National Park, noted for its erosional landscape. It is composed of sediments from Furnace Creek Lake, which dried up 5 million years ago—long before Death Valley came into existence.

 

The location was named after Christian Brevoort Zabriskie, vice-president and general manager of the Pacific Coast Borax Company in the early 20th century. The company's twenty-mule teams were used to transport borax from its mining operations in Death Valley.

a couple days in Mikisew Provincial Park

 

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