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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Canon 600d, Sigma 18-250 F3.5-6.3 DC OS HSM, F/3.5, 1/50s, 18mm, ISO1600, Gimp
After seven hours walking from Loch Maree Hut on the Dusky Track the sea is reached at Supper Cove, Dusky Sound. We stayed here two nights. This is without a doubt one of the most amazing places I have been to.
Dusky Sound, although a place of solitude (there is no permanent habitation for dozens of kilometres in all directions), has a fascinating human history. Maori lived in the area for many years prior to the 'discovery' of the Sound by Captain James Cook in 1770. Shortly after, European whalers and sealers arrived, and at one point Dusky Sound had the highest concentration of Europeans in New Zealand. The Sound even has the distinction of being home to New Zealand's first European house (on Anchor Island). Once the wildlife populations were decimated almost to the point of local extinction, people buggered off and left Dusky Sound in peace. It has largely remained this way for the past 150 years.
Incidentally, Dusky Sound is in fact a fiord rather than a 'sound', as it was carved by glaciers ('sounds' are drowned river valleys).
[image taken with a video camera]
Prinses Beatrix Sluis Vreeswijk.
Verbinding tussen Amsterdam en de Lek.
Geopend in 1938.
Gerenoveerd 1997-1999.
Goofing around with Kyla and the video camera. Pricing 50 ft of mic cable just dollars above the shorter lengths makes it hard to resist.
Shooting coho salmon at Eagle Creek in Oregon (exit 41 on highway 84). October 8th, 2009. Photos by Nicole Pezzuti
There were so many signs outside of this power plant that said "No Loitering" "This is Private Property" "If You Tresspass You Will Be Punished" It was a little later in the day. As you can see it was around sunset time, so I don't think there were a lot of workers. Is this necessary? Four Security Cameras on one pole? I wonder why such high security.