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Once was a railroad bridge then converted to a road bridge, north of Byars, Oklahoma along the Washita River.
Betagan - a medicine used to control glaucoma. This has no preservative so after use, the plastic container has to be discarded. I suppose that we humans have to accept that there will be some some single use items we can't do without. I recycle these so I hope they go to be melted down and made into other things.
My submission for Macro Mondays challenge, "Single use". Our household may use a match to light birthday cake candles and scented candles.
I climbed down the icy rocks to get a better look and perhaps some more definition to my photos and noticed that one of the eagles had flown off. The light was pretty but quickly vanishing so I watched it for a while, took a few shots and left as well.
Single image 16mm, Singh Ray warming polarizer and Singh Ray polarizer ND-2 Rev. Grad.
Despite all my trips to Banff this incredibly cold morning was actually the first time my friends and I were able to visit the beautiful Moraine Lake with snow-capped mountains. Finally getting to see the fresh snow perfectly reflected off the completely still lake was truly serene and I can only hope the picture does that moment justice.
Hope everyone had a blessed Sunday.
Jerry Patterson this one is all yours.
As always, thanks for stopping by and looking, I appreciate your comments and visits.
This is just another panorama from the Jökulsárlón, the large glacial lake in Iceland. To the left there is the opening to the Atlantic Ocean.
The pano is stitched from 6 single shots.
The one nice thing about our unseasonably cool Spring so far is that the woodland wildflowers seem to be lasting longer. Fairly late for a bloodroot to still be blooming so perfectly! Photographed in Perrot State Park near Trempealeau, Wisconsin.
For the Smile on Saturday challenge: "observe the O..."
I've got folders full of shots of oranges .. they have such importance in my memory. As a post-war baby brought up with rationing of absolutely everything that you didn't grow in your own garden ..... Christmas was the one time we tasted a real orange! It was always in the toe of the Xmas stocking (which really was a woollen stocking!) and the last delight to emerge.
So there is a special place in my heart for the orange. And the most exotic oranges I can find are the ones with some leaves attached.
Cliché and Smile on Saturday: Here
My Food and drink set: Here
Leaves, grasses, fruit, seeds: Here