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Race Point is the northernmost point of Cape Cod and is located in Provincetown, This view is to the northeast and looks out at the open Atlantic.
highest point, you can see quite a lot from ~9k feet. Nice place to fall down too - its rather tiny spot to stand on.
The Cape Point is a promontory at the southeast corner of the Cape Peninsula in the Republic of South Africa. This forma a mountainous and scenic landform that runs north-south for about 30 kilometres.
The fairest cape of all without a doubt. Cape Town is the second most populous urban area in South Africa after Johannesburg. It is also the provincial capital and major city of the Western Cape Province. Cape Town is the seat of the national parliament and is also the legislative capital of the Republic of South Africa. The city is famous for its natural beauty and floristic region as well as Table Mountain and the Cape Point. Cape Town was name the World Design Capital for 2014 and was named as the best place in the world to visit in the same year by The New York Times and The Telegraph. The first European settlement of the Cape started in 1652 when Jan van Riebeek arrived to establish a shipping outpost for the Dutch East India Company.
High Point NC Last location of a local chain.Habitat Restore there now.Habitat for Humanity there now
The Earl of Angus points to where the 26th or Cameronian Regiment raised by the Earl of Angus was first mustered May 14th 1889
Right down the road from me, the Piney Point Lighthouse Complex gets an unwelcome bath! Full Story: carbonboy.com/?p=1259
Yarra Point apartment tower, located at the Yarra's Edge precinct at Docklands (Melbourne, Australia)
Point of Rocks, Maryland station. Now CSX, it was Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
The line to the left goes to Baltimore. The one to the right is the line to Washington.
I tried microclicks with a Holga at Ft. Zachary Taylor in Key West, Florida. Afterward I took a shot of the southernmost point in the United States.
This was the first time I've done any microclick exposures and I was handholding the camera. The film is Lomography Redscale.
tour of Ted Trainer's demonstration site at PIgface Point, tagging along with the Permaculture SW group. 30th may 2015.
The Point Arena Lighthouse stands tall and proud on the Northern California Mendocino Coast.
There has been a lighthouse here since 1870. This particular lighthouse was built in 1908, replacing the original tower which had been damaged beyond repair in the Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906.
This new reinforced concrete lighthouse was built by a construction company specializing in industrial smokestacks, which is why it looks like one.
I used a KITE to fly the camera.
My friend and I (he is shooting at the edge of the rocks) both noticed interesting clouds around 4 p.m. the other night (so lame that it gets dark at 5 now, but oh well). We decided to make our way to Campus Point, near UCSB, to shoot the sunset. Unfortunately, the clouds became a bit more spread out then they were earlier, but they still were quite colorful after the sun had set. It was a really windy evening which created crisp air and helped make the Channel Islands visible (off to the right of the photo).
Tech Info:
Canon 5d
Canon 17-40mm @ 17mm
2 exposures hand blended in photoshop:
One for the sky (f/13 @ 4 sec.)
One for the foreground (f/13 @ 20 sec.)
This is the first photo that I've gone over on my new imac and WOW! I can't get over how amazing this computer is!!