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Himmelmoor is a large-scale peat bog near Hamburg that is being renaturalized. The dead unwanted trees are reflected in the rising water level.
Great Blue Heron at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge.
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We passed this spot several times while traveling back and forth on the main road in and out of Pemaquid Point in Maine. Each time it was full of people swimming. On this particular time it was a Monday evening late in the day (about an hour before sunset, and it was clear ... and smooth as glass. Pulled over for a couple quick snaps.
A nice roadside bit of paradise that can be found in America if you drive slow enough to stop in time :))
... and if Ms. Krach says it is okay to stop again and snap a couple quick shots.
The Metropolitan Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew or Glasgow Metropolitan Cathedral is a Roman Catholic Cathedral in the city centre of Glasgow, Scotland. It is the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Glasgow.
explore #64 on december 30, 2008
like how I did that? made this photo topical? ;)
happy new year to all my flickr friends! thanks for helping to make 2008 so much fun. mwah!
Tricolored heron minding its business at the Bulow Creek marsh, along Ormond Scenic Loop in Florida
Explored on July 30 at #108.
When the light hits the clear juice droplets that have oozed from this apple it is reflected upside down and shows the orchard trees close by.
As I didn't use polarizing filter water surface was able to reflect this duck interestingly.
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Nikon D5300 & Tamron SP 70-300mm Di VC USD
ISO-200; 1/640sec; F-stop f/8; EV:+0.3; 450mm (300mm)
Taken an early morning in April in Lyon before the boat-traffic in the river begins (and therefore also ruins the reflections in the water). Amazingly beautiful city!
....a shot which shows how the rising sun hits the lower part of this rock arch and reflects it up onto the arch itself. A phenomenon which has attracted people to witness this spectacle for themselves, and what a great sight it is! (Just don't expect to be there alone!!!) A shot by way of a change from our green, damp summer.
Sunrise from Schwabacher Landing in Grand Teton National park. I had gone there the day before but by the time I got there it was crowded enough that I moved on to a different spot. So this day I got there around 5 am and was the first one there. It was cold, around 45 degrees. I hunkered down and waited for the magic to happen. It did not disappoint. One of my favorite photos I’ve ever taken.