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Eurocopter AS355F2 Ecureuil helicopter of the French Customs winching after the safe landing of the drug dog and his handler. Shot with the Nikkor 18-200mm VRII lens. No post processing.
Failing boat shed caught my eye as we zoomed past. Would have loved to have gone closer and lined up a better shot
Model of a thin shelled concrete park pavilion design for Carl Safe's 212 studio at Washington University. All photos shot with a 35mm.
Yay, we made it here safely! Me & my cousin had another adventure this day! This time, we headed to Portola Redwoods State Park... Our day in summary: We hiked a bit, enjoying the majestic old redwoods there along with the scenic forests. Later, we stopped around the Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve to take in the beautiful mountainous scenery from up high as well as the epic sunset. We were so high that we were above the clouds! We later ended our day by eating dinner at Pho Wagon along Meridian Ave back in San Jose. 'Til next time! (Outing taken place Saturday, ‎October ‎8, ‎2022)
*More about Portola Redwoods State Park: Portola Redwoods State Park is in a remote mountain forest that can be difficult to reach. The windy Portola State Park Road is the only road in and out of the park. The drive to Portola SP can be nerve-wracking as you’ll need to drive along twisty narrow mountain roads with steep drop-offs (Alpine Rd & then take Portola State Park Rd). The park is a 2,800-acre park in California situated in San Mateo County. The road leading to the park drops from a ridgetop into a deeply shaded redwood forest, offering a hushed getaway from the suburban bustle of nearby Silicon Valley and the South Bay. The visitor center feels like a wilderness lodge. 18 miles of trails follow meandering creeks, where moisture-loving coast redwoods stand tall among ferns & huckleberries. Waterfalls on Fall and Pescadero creeks tumble down mossy banks over rocks & woody debris. The park has a 55-site family campground, 4 group campsites & a trail camp for backpackers. It also protects some of the most remote & scenic redwoods in the region, the Peter’s Creek Grove. Certainly, this park is a hidden gem!
This was a custom order for a child safe Split Hare. His eyes are felt, and his stomach is stitched closed.
With warmer temperatures on the way and weather experts forecasting a hot summer, the Province and public-health officials are taking several steps to help people stay safe this summer and are asking people to plan ahead.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/30998