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MacroMonday Assignment: The Child Within Us
Once upon a time, in a small town in the middle of nowhere, I had a lollipop in my mouth nearly every day, much to the chagrin of my mother, who was a dental hygienist. Once I would get to the point when I couldn't be patient anymore, I'd crunch into it, much to the distress of my father, who would cringe at the sound of "teeth breaking." Today I find myself avoiding the sugary pops mainly due to the automatic "sugar will make you fat" thoughts that are constantly popping into my head.
I just saw this Patrick and i know it's very difficult to get his shot. No way I'm getting out there for that incredible shot!! ....this is all I got. Just love the powerful waves in the beautiful area of the Monterey Peninsular. you have to check it out!!
January 1, 2020
Views of Long Point Lighthouse from the Provincetown waterfront. These views are looking slightly East of South from Fanizzi's Restaurant. The sun was setting and I am zoomed in as much as I could.
(I didn't have my long lens in the restaurant - These are highly cropped, but I'm keeping for the light and color!)
Dune Shack Trail
Cape Cod National Seashore
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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On Thursday, December 19, the LA Yelp Community gathered at Mack Sennett Studios in Silver Lake to finish their holiday shopping, Yelp Shops Local style! There were vendors galore selling everything from witty t-shirts to gourmet edibles to unique gifts for that hard-to-buy-for friend, boss, S.O. or family member. In addition to great local wares for sale, attendees were treated to champagne cascades from Segura Viudas, flowing brew from Firestone Walker, and non-alcoholic refreshment from Hubert's Lemonade. SJ Steven Lam from Sound Space provided the soundtrack for the evening, and guests were able to treat themselves after spreading their wallet thin thanks to Chella, Point de Vue Salon, and Kure Spa.
Photography by Unboxed Images.
THIMPHU CITY, BHUTAN - SEP 9, 2014: Buddha Point on top of Kuensel Phodrang hill in Thimphu, Bhutan.
A view from the Sunset Point rest area on Arizona's I-17 which connects Flagstaff and Phoenix. I like the looks of this stretch and the clouds were pretty nice today with sprinkles on and off. Just enough to mess up the car.
After hiking for nearly five miles, and gaining 2,600 feet, we reached Indian Point high above the Gorge. We had been hiking through the forest for the entire hike, so the views from here were welcome, although I could have done without the icy wind. It's rather dangerous out here. There are steep drop-offs on both sides of this rocky spine. One slip and you'd be toast
Marshal Point LIghthouse at Port Clyde on Muscongus Bay.
Photographed with a Horseman Vh-R fied camera using a 90mm lens on Efke 25 plate film. I used a red filter and a polariser. I metered thru the filters on the blue sky using the Sekonic 758DR.
Cadets march into Michie Stadium during the United States Military Academy's 2007 Graduation and Commissioning Ceremony at West Point on Saturday, May 26, 2007. Times Herald-Record/Chet Gordon
10th March 2012
Berkshire Greenpeace activist joins protesters at Hinkley Point nuclear power station where hundreds gather to mark the first anniversary of the Fukushima disaster and to call for a halt to the development of Hinkley C.
Photo by Adela Nistora www.adelanistora.com
More photos from the protest: www.demotix.com/news/1100602/fukushima-demo-hinkley-point...
Went for a (long) walk to the lighthouse at Spurn Point, only just got there before the sun went down!
Took this picture last Saturday following a hike on Arcadia beach to Hug Point Falls. Got soaked up to my knees in the ocean trying to get around the head to the waterfalls.
Point Montara Lighthouse was established in February 1875. It originally had a kerosene lantern, but was upgraded in 1912 to a fourth order Fresnel lens. The current tower was first erected in 1881 in Wellfleet, Massachusetts as the Mayo Beach Lighthouse. In 1925, the cast iron tower from the discontinued Mayo Beach Light was disassembled and moved to Yerba Buena. It was moved and rebuilt as the Point Montara Light station in 1928, where it stands today[1]. The lens was transferred to the San Mateo Historical Society when the lighthouse was automated in 1970, and is currently on display at the library at the College of Notre Dame in Belmont, California. The lighthouse is open to the public, and is the site of a hostel.