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Sean outside Science Club, before the start of the Weird Science Alleycat. 1136 19th St NW, Washington, DC.
Sean on his bike, leaving the Exorcist Steps, during the Dead City Alleycat. Georgetown, Washington, DC.
(On the 202 in North Mesa just East of the Mickellips exit.) These Cylos are insane! Mad respect for them!
Cause city folk can't grow their own grass from scratch
The texture layer was graciously provided by Elena Baca.
Perched high atop the Alleghany Front, Dolly Sods is a mystery of nature. Upon reaching the top of the mountain, one leaves the deciduous forest and comes onto a desolate area, studded with pine trees whose growth is stunted, resulting in their lopsided appearance. Amidst the acres of huckleberry patches are large lakes of rocks, strewn about and stacked atop each other. Dolly Sods is an area that continues to baffle scientists who strive to explain this enigmatic landscape.
Apparently this is sod harvest on the Henke farm in Germany. From what I hear, they are from the area around Köln.
A nice foggy morning on the Sods.
I went back through this set and found a few that I had not processed. I did this one in both color and black & white.
I reprocessed this one again because the flickr sharpening really made this too harsh. It's still a little too sharp for my taste but I can't control flickr sharpening...
All photos in this album were taken during a sailing passage from Iceland to Scotland via the Faroe Islands arranged by Rubicon 3. Sailing took place on Bluejay a Clipper 60 race boat. The Captain was Patrick Van der Zijden and the First Mate was Alex Booth. Including myself there were eight crew members. You can learn more about Rubicon 3 and their sailing adventures at www.rubicon3.co.uk.