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Fish! A long range shot, they didn't come any closer.
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Battery Point Lighthouse was built by the Chance Brothers of Smethwick for the Bristol Port Company in 1931. The Lighthouse is 30ft tall and constructed of a concrete base with a black metal pyramid, topped with a 4th order Fresnel lens which goes the lighthouse a range of 16 nautical miles/18 miles.
The lighthouse at Point Arena stands tall and proud on the Mendocino Coast in Northern California.
I used a KITE to fly the camera.
Lake Point Tower located by the Lake Michigan lakefront in downtown Chicago. Took this picture while on a boat ride there.
MV Hurst Point, a Point-class sealift ship operated by Foreland Shipping Limited on behalf of the Ministry of Defence, passing Gourock on the Firth of Clyde on an inbound journey to Glenmallan on Loch Long.
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An awesome Crown Point sunset..
I had a good time visiting Darren and his cute little girl Lexi tonight. It was a nice sunset and a great moon too.
Explore Nov 30, 2009 #314
Taken with the D90. Thanks for the loaner Richard ! : )
Tokina 11-16
Exposure: 0.3
Aperture: f/22.0
Focal Length: 11 mm
ISO Speed: 100
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Muley Point 170 degree panorama
I have been talking about the large Pacific storm that was threatening for days. I mentioned the light rain that we drove through on Cigarette Springs Road while we were leaving Fallen Roof ruin. Well this is finally the real storm. This panorama is huge (45 mb (Nope! See comment below)) so be warned if you download the original size. But please try! The view from here is amazing and you can see so much. Here is a list of things to look for from left to right:
Raplee Ridge and Mexican Hat
Alhambra Rock
Comb Ridge
Hunt Mesa
Spearhead Mesa
East Mitten
Merrick Butte
The Big Indian
Stagecoach
Brighams Tomb
Agathla Peak
Navajo Mountain
Oh yes, The Goosenecks of the San Juan
There are two or three runoff points for water from the Eucalyptus forested area which adjoin the rock shelf at Coal Point, Bruny Island. They make for extra colour where the lichens grow, and where the fallen strips of Eucalypt bark and leaves gather, complimenting the golden light on the neighbouring rocks. Grassy Point is in the background.
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F11 +/- 1 2/3 EV on additional 2 exposures
ISO 100
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18-55 kit lens @21mm
Cokin 121.M Graduated Filter
Sunset at Zabriskie Point was a bit of a bust, but some of the colors were nice in the soft light. #deathvalley
I took this picture from the beach, up there is where I just had a walk. As you can see the sea weed right bottom corner were turning white, at high tide there would be 10-15 foot of water. The camera was pointing at the sky at 90 deg, it look strange.
Grandview Point (looking east away from the falls) provides a distant view of the 308-foot Lower Falls. This place provides one of the most colorful views of the Canyon.
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The beautifully restored lodge looks out on Klamath Lake’s Pelican Bay. It has the large white pelicans as well as terns ( Forster’s and black), ducks, geese, bittern, gulls, grebes, marsh wrens, swallows, martins, bald eagles, vultures, blackbirds (red-winged, yellow headed, brewers), cowbirds, (scaup and merganser) and one large water snake that is not supposed to be in Oregon.
Was not like the comics but it was amazing. I loved it and yes the ending was to good to be true. (no spoilers)
A view from the station of the stabling point with 47 066 and an 08 visible. The class 28 (D5705) is just visible in the background (just to the left of the 08 on the right).
In December, Autumn is finally over, and the Winter begins to take it's hold. The cold Westerly winds gather moisture as they blow across Lake Michigan, then begin to cover the state in a blanket of white. Here, along the shores of Lake Michigan, Winter unleashes it's deep freeze on the sands of Pyramid Point. A small beam of light breaks though the clouds, and slowly drifts across Lake Michigan.
After driving to the Sleeping Bear Dunes, I spent the night camping in the Platte River Campground. Luckily, I was able to get a campsite. Snow squalls which passed throughout the day created beautiful hiking conditions.
Explore: 12/6/2009