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A Maryland car seen here in our local grocery store parking lot. Maryland is famous for its crab and its colorful state flag, which are combined in the sticker above. MD is now also known for for one of its Senators, Chris Van Hollen. Edited with Jixipix panographic filter.
The Boston section of the Lake Shore Limited is passing thru State Line tunnel near the border of NY and MA, on May 23, 2016. Taken railroad property with permission.
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Grayson Highlands State Park, Grayson County, Virginia
October always takes my husband and I to this beautiful park. We have had lots of rain recently and it brought a lot of the leaves down, but there was still some wonderful color to be seen :)
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An Amtrak equipment move to Boston exits the east portal of State Line Tunnel, close on the heels of M424.
A summer, misty night.
Full moon on a swamp with mirrors.
North of the Leningrad Region. August, 2017.
The work was done during the photo tour "The Magic of the Leningrad Region".
I've seen several nice wildlife photos posted by others from North Point State Park outside of Baltimore, but no such luck for me. The few herons and egrets I saw were well out of reach for my setup. I did like the reflections at this Black Marsh Natural Area pool within the park.
The newly renovated and restored capitol building is open to the public again. It's a beautiful building and I recommend checking it out if you are passing thru Cheyenne.
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Seen on a walk in Pennsylvania State Game Lands Number 205, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.
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I decided I'd had enough of all the sunshine and endless blue skies we get in Scotland, so I went in search of some clouds and headed off to Florida, USA, otherwise known as the sunshine state... I was sure I'd find some clouds there and sure enough I did :o)
And no, I don't know why they call it the sunshine state.
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CSX I016 rolls through the field of State Line, PA spiriting the freshly released B&O Heritage unit as solo power up front.
Cruiser 973 heading North on US 23 Just outside of Portsmouth Ohio heading towards Rosemount.
4 hours Later I drove by this spot again, it was night and there was a 2 vehicle MVA just to the right of where the cruiser is now.
Saw the sun rising over Flat Iron Mountain at Lost Dutchman State Park this morning and knew I needed a shot. Or 12. Went monochrome because the colors were just not working out.
Taken on my last morning in NYC, using the Live Composite mode on my Olympus.
Olympus EM1 mk2
Olympus 12-100
The Empire State Building is a 102-story Art Deco skyscraper in New York, NY on the intersection of 5th Ave and W 34th Street. Its name is derived from the nickname for the state of New York. It stood as the world's tallest building for more than forty years, from its completion in 1931 until the construction of the World Trade Center North Tower topped out on December 23, 1970, and is now once again the tallest building in New York after the destruction of the World Trade Center in the September 11, 2001 attacks. More info
Seen in Caledonia State Park, Pennsylvania.
www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/FindAPark/CaledoniaStatePark/P...
A desert bighorn ram takes a break at Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada.
As we were driving around the park, we were hopeful of seeing some of the desert bighorns that inhabit the area. I just marvel at how they have been able to adapt to the harsh environment. We had seen a small herd on our last trip here in May, and this time I was hopeful to capture a ram with a large set of curled horns. We saw a couple of cars parked along the roadside and started to scan the hillside. As always, my wife saw him first (she is amazing!). I could barely make him out, but she assured me it was a ram. We stopped the car, got out and saw where a few other people were photographing this magnificent animal. We slowly made our way to where they were shooting and stayed with them for a good 15 minutes watching and shooting. He spent most of his time with his head turned away from us. He finally turned and we were treated with this display. I was hand holding the 80-400 hoping that I was steady enough for good images (I left the 600 back at the motorhome - lessons always learned the hard way!). As he was in no hurry to move and not wanting to disturb him we headed back to the car as we were not parked in a "legal" spot and I did not want to end this moment with a ticket.
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A Rock Island outbound doubleheader makes a quick stop at Tinley Park with METX 402 and its LED gyralite on the point.
Clarksville, IN
The Ohio River is in Kentucky. Where I was standing for this shot was most likely in Kentucky also. I'm not sure where the actual state line is throgh this park. It's officially on the northern banks of the Ohio River as pf June 1, 1792, when Kentucky became a state.
WLE 218 emerges out of State Line Tunnel into Pennsylvania after traversing less than ten miles of former P&WV trackage in West Virginia. The tunnel and right-of-way were built around 1903 by the Wabash-Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad, later reorganized as the Pittsburgh and West Virginia. It was a part of the Alphabet Route and merged into Norfolk and Western in 1964.
After a wonderful day's shoot at Keswick, managed to go to the Lowry Theatre for the evening to see the Chinese State Circus in action, great show it was, managed to sneak in the 40D and the 50-135mm F2.8 lens and fired off a few shots, taken at F2.8 and ISO 1600.
I like this one as the couple were flying through the air!
The Junior Livestock Building was constructed in 1937 as one of the Great Depression-era federal Works Progress Administration (WPA) projects on the Illinois State Fairgrounds. In 1997, the building was renamed in honor of Orion Samuelson, a retired radio broadcaster who was heard on WGN radio in Chicago for sixty years as the station's head agriculture broadcaster from 1960 through 2020.
This view looking toward the south shows the huge livestock barn. The livestock barn has two levels with 1,100 cattle ties in the lower level and 765 pens in the upper level. Inside are two shows rings of 7,200 and 5,400 square feet.