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Even under a leaden February sky and through thick observatory glass, the Manhattan skyline impresses as usual with its density and vertical feats.
Ninety-three floors up One Vanderbuilt (a.k.a. SUMMIT ONE), and the view looking South was incredible. Said to be the tallest building in Midtown Manhattan, and the city's fourth-tallest building after 111 West 57th Street, One Vanderbuilt rises some 1,401' (427m) above the street grant those with SUMMIT One ticket holders a breathtaking view.
While visiting Echo Bluffs State Park we were discussing the wild horse herd and wondered if we would see them. After leaving the park and traveling south on highway 19 around a curve and there they were, grazing in a pasture on the side of the road. Only problem the road had NO shoulder and there were cars behind me so i could slow down but not stop. So we slowly drove down the hill and found a side road which went right by the grazing horses. I could stop here and shoot away without fear of being rear ended. So nice to see these after hearing about them for so long.
Machicomoco State Park is Virginia newest state park. It is on the spot where the Powhatan Tribes set out their canoes to go fishing and hunting.
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By way of contrast to a later shot from the same session.....
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feat. Kat Love
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taken on orthochromatic black & white film, which is “blind” to the red part of the light spectrum. this results in really powerful black and rich grey tones.
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cam: Mamiya 330, 80mm/f2.8
Gaunt State.
Einsamkeit Fremdheit dunkel hier böige Wolken unruhige Bewegungen traurige Geschichten atmen geisterhafte Träume kreative Spannungen Schrecken Visionen,
la conscience intense du mystère nuits surnaturelles membres visqueux troubles de la maladie voix acrimonieuses grotesques versets de folie tempêtes étouffantes à l'intérieur,
golygfeydd cyferbyniol deialogau dramatig wynebau cyfrwys croen gwelw baledi cythreulig cudd yn galaru dychmygion trwythol stori,
liipone tsa liphoofolo likhaseli tsa kelello lithothokiso tse ikhethileng litemana tse boima Litlhahlobo tse thata tse nang le leseli le phahameng tsa matšoao psyche,
खोखले गाल दुखद गरीबी असामान्य मिनट चरम मतिभ्रम निर्णय राक्षस निशाचर बल कथा स्वर स्कूली स्थानीय भाषा कराहना कार्यालय,
怒りの力沈む武器煌めく影絶望的な塔燃えるまぶしさ震える生き物地元の伝説の分裂年咲く馬鹿朝の空腹が観察された.
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Evansburg State Park is a 3,349-acre Pennsylvania state park in Lower Providence, Lower Salford, Skippack, Towamencin, and Worcester Townships in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania in the United States. The park has a variety of habitats including forests, meadows, old fields, and farmland. The park offers a variety of recreational opportunities including picnicking, golf, ball fields, biking, hiking, hunting, horseback riding, and fishing. Evansburg State Park is near Collegeville and Norristown just off Pennsylvania Route 363.
The multiple buildings of Manhattan's Hudson Yards development are here visually divided into left and right groups by a one-mile-(1.6 km)-distant Empire State Building, which seems to sprout from Thomas Alexander Heatherwick's bowl-shaped Vessel (opened in 2019), Hudson River, NYC, November 8, 2024, 3:23 PM.
Seen in Caledonia State Park, Pennsylvania.
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Happy Solstice! It is the beginning of the end of the great darkness! The days are so short, dreary and dark, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. This awful year is almost over. There is very little to celebrate these days, so let's celebrate the light. (This photo is from Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Arizona. I miss Arizona!)
North Carolina's Smoky Mountains at the Triple Falls area.
The DuPont State Forest is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains between Hendersonville and Brevard, North Carolina. Its 10,400 acres of forest feature four major waterfalls on the Little River and several on the Grassy Creek.
The original 7600 acre forest was established in 1996 through a generous bargain sale from the DuPont Corporation. In 2000, the Forest was expanded by two property additions, including the spectacular 2200 acre tract in the center of the Forest containing High Falls, Triple Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. Courtesy: www.dupontforest.com