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Another train going over the Two Medicine river, this shot has been on my bucket list for years so I took every chance I could to get it.
Table for two
Just me and your memory
Between you and me
It's over and done
I think of you
And cry like a baby
At a table for two
Party of one...
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Filling stations and grub stops are far and few on I-10 between Indio & Blythe...
Red Sea Two-Bar Clownfish in its host anemone. Photographed with a Nikonos IV set up with the Nikon closeup kit.
The first of the two solitudes is easy to see. The second, far offshore, a little less obvious. Either way, with rain imminent and most people having retreated indoors, it was a great time to grab a little personal space for these two. As for us, we chose to forgo camping for the night and stay dry in a motel - it rained all night and into most of the next day.
Since it is a holiday here in the US called Presidents Day, I was going to do two coins, one with each of them on it, but decided that was probably too cliche. Opted for this instead.
Spettacoli del foliage nascosti negli angoli della mia città :)
#acero #rosso #red #foglie #leaves #albero #maple #yellow #giallo #padova #autunno #autumn
Sunrise from Wareham bridge looking across towards the Yachts and Fog at sunrise.
The moment 2 ducks swimming adding a bit of interest.
Full manual settings used and also helped in capturing anything that moved at speed.
Up in the north of the island for a funeral on Thursday. Plenty of time to get up there so made a few pictures on the way.
These two trees were on the skyline off the Longford - Bishopsbourne Road.
Fuji X-T1, Contax Carl Zeiss T* G 45mm f/2 (AKA the Frankenzeiss). 1/3500th sec at f/11, ISO 200.
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The California Bungalow style of this house fits in quite well with the two palm trees. It could easily be a suburb in Los Angeles. In fact it's Invermay in Launceston, Tasmania. The upper story would appear to be a well constructed later addition.
It isn't what it seems to be...
Giraffes in line.... Zagallo e Beija-Céu - Rio Zoo! Attempting to mate...
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Early late September morning at Two Medicine Lake on the east side of Glacier National Park
Though there were no clouds, there was no wind which made for good conditions to highlight the reflections and colorful rocks.
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Atypical bay bolete which I found in the forest :)
The Bay bolete (Boletus badius), is a common edible pored mushroom from Europe and North America. Often considered a poor relation of the Cep (Boletus edulis). The Bay Bolete is common in mixed woodlands in Europe and North America.
Boletus badius derives its common name (The Bay Boletus) from the bay or chestnut coloured cap, which is almost spherical in young specimens before broadening and flattening out to 18 cm (7 in). The pores are cream to pale yellow, but stain blue when bruised or cut. The flesh is white and stains pale blue. The stem is up to 12.5 cm (5 in) and similar in colour to the cap but paler. It appears less affected by maggots than other boletes.
Polish name: podgrzybek brunatny
A two shot vertorama of Parliament, Big Ben, and the Westminster Bridge photomerged in PS CS5.
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We spoke to a ranger about this hike--from the Dempster Highway to Grizzly Lake, over Glissade Pass to Divide Lake, on to Talus Lake, and then back--before we started. He described the route over Glissade Pass, explaining, "You'll look down and say, 'that can't be possible,' but you just keep going." And that's exactly what we did say, and do, glissading down snowfields and scree. On the way back up the pass, by this point good and tired, we found ourselves sinking deep into the snow and scree, and experiencing the demoralization of actually sliding backwards after great effort. Since this photo is six years old, I won't try to build the suspense; after a lot of effort, we made it back to the tent:) Mrs. Orca making the arduous way from Divide to Grizzly lake over Glissade Pass, Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon Territory, Canada.
Any opportunity to show off and Brac is only too happy to oblige.
Explore Highest position: 58 on Monday, November 24, 2008