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A spring snow storm can be seen over Catherdral Rock in Kyle Canyon which is located in the Spring Mountains outside Las, Vegas Nevada.
Rock Creek sustained the most severe damage of all hatcheries. With the exception of the Rock Ed Education Center, all buildings and employee housing were either destroyed or severely damaged by the Archie Creek Fire. Staff access has been more limited than at other facilities due a number of hazards around the site including downed trees and power lines. Some hazards were eliminated to allow staff to get in Wednesday (Sept. 16), remove about 700 remaining adult spring Chinook and summer steelhead and move them to Cole Rivers Hatchery with the intent to spawn and collect enough eggs to meet Rock Creek’s production goals. Staff estimates 400,000 juvenile fish were lost and although the extent of fish loss is currently unknown, we expect to know more later.
My friend & I walked up Forth Mountain on Wednesday, as far as Drooping Rock & back again, almost 5 miles in drizzle & low cloud. We giggled like a pair of school girls when we sat on this bench, imagining the Stonemason who carved the name making a typo 😂
Edited in Prisma app with Wild Horse filter & then a Cinematic tweak in the Hipstamatic app. Happy Sliders Sunday!
The reason we trudged up the mountain in the drizzle is that I am taking part in a 300,000 steps in November challenge helping raise much needed funds for Barnardos Ireland. This long established charity provides a vital service helping vulnerable children & their families - this is their website www.barnardos.ie/
A big thank you again to all my very generous Flickr friends who have already donated on the back of my selfie shot last Sunday. You can stop reading now.
If you're reading this for the first time and are in a position to donate even a small amount to help this very worthwhile charity I'd be eternally grateful. You can donate anonymously if you wish and/or keep the amount private if you choose. Rest assured all monies raised go directly to the charity each week, the participants are not responsible for sending it on. If charity donation is not your thing, or you prefer to support local charities in your own country I quite understand.
I use a Fitbit watch to track my daily steps & am uploading the weekly totals on my Just Giving page. As of today I've walked 170,000 - over halfway there.
Below is the link to my Just Giving page, if you can't click on it then please copy & paste :
www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Julie-C1967?utm_source=Sha....
Along the coast is the "Incomputa", an unfinished road open to pedestrians and joggers. The steep coast is secured with heavy wire nets. Before that the road was rockfall endangered. This rock must have fallen into the sea a long time ago.
Rock Island Rail GP38 #4310 and GP30 #3024 pulls a string of Tank Cars south through Mattson, MS. on their way to Swan Lake to be interchanged with Canadian National.
Killing time in the city before heading to a camera club meeting. This was taken using a 7Artisans 12/2.8 mkII lens
Was able to use TRIPOD for this one - did not stop long the wind and spray from the sea was getting every where !! i've cast out to sea two cameras all ready at this Beach :-)
From oldrockhouse.com: “Old Rock House is a concert venue and event space located in downtown St. Louis, between the Soulard neighborhood and Busch Stadium.
The renovated Old Rock House building borrows its name from a historic riverfront building dismantled in 1959 to make way for the Gateway Arch.” Thanks for having a look.
This is on top of granite rock formation The Pryamids in Girraween NP
The moon rose about 1am and then the cloud moved in
I was grateful that I had most of the night cloud free after some recent battles with fog , my favourite ingredient for sunrises
I recently acquired the Samyang/Rokinon 14mm
It all manual which makes no difference at night but the lens is $2000 cheaper with the same quality glass and considerably smaller and lighter without all the automatic goodies inside
I took two cameras three lenses and two tripods up the steep climb warm clothing food and water .... no time for sleeping
I did some timelapse shooting on one camera and chased other scenes with the other
I have found that it is easier to capture the Milky Way after 11pm as it is a lot lower to the horizon
The results looked good on the LCD so I couldn`t wait to have a look and put a pano together well after a good sleep
This is a photo of a wet, wave washed beach rock reflecting the evening light, and the in-rushing surf at Martinique Beach.
Midjourney Ai creation with Camera Raw PP
Prompt:
Rock 'n Roll suicide Don't think you knew you were in this image --chaos 25 --ar 3:2 --raw --profile 3tfmcdp --stylize 50 --weird 8 --v 7
This is a very strange picture so I'll explain it to you. The Snowy Egret on the rock is a print on canvas, (my photo) that stands on our glass shelved etagere. There are three small white rocks on the shelf and one sand dollar shell.
Here's the story: Benni and I were with Don at San Onofre Beach collecting little rocks for this shelf while Don body boarded and after Benni was done running in the surf.
I looked and looked for a few little white rocks among all the very colorful, gold, gray, brown, red, big rocks and had only found two. Benni walked over a few feet from where I was standing and nosed the rock right in the middle of the picture. She then stood back and looked at me as if to say, "Here's a nice one." I agreed, picked it up and put it in my pocket.
Only someone who lives with a dog will probably believe this.
An old store turned home in House Rock Valley Arizona. In the 60's when I first came buy here, this was a store and gas station. Now it appears to be a home of sorts.
I generally don't like the rock stacks you see in every park you go but I liked these small ones on the log.
Rock Creek Reservoir shared this memorable morning view with my while I tangled with a 7LB rainbow trout on a fly rod. Glad it lasted long enought for me to get a shot after landing the beast...
In the S wall of Škrlatice, just below the ridge, there's this cute natural rock window. As we did, the majority of visitors notice it only on the ascent, when starting the S wall traverse.
This is Spider Rock, (no, it doesn't really look like a Spider to me, either) This was shot just this morning in Canyon de Chelly. It was snowing all morning, which made for some fantastic photography. It was also really nasty, windy and bitter. I LOVE snow, but I HATE cold. Being cold sucks! Alright, God... If you're so powerful, how about you do something about this? C'mon... Can't you raise the freezing temperature from 32º up to... Ummmmmmmm... How about 62º? Wouldn't that be nice? Out shooting a blizzard wearing short sleeves. Can you work on that? Thanks.
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