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October was the rainiest month in history in the Seattle area, which created a huge volume of turbulent water to roar down the falls.
Snoqualmie Falls is 270 feet tall and anywhere from 50 -150 feet wide. On this day it sure was at it's maximum width. The building at the top is the Salish Lodge, formerly the Snoqualmie Falls Lodge, famous for it's breakfasts.
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Pasterze Glacier
The Pasterze, at approximately 8.4 kilometres (5.2 mi) in length, is the longest glacier in Austria and in the Eastern Alps. It lies within the Glockner Group of the High Tauern mountain range in Carinthia, directly beneath Austria's highest mountain, the Grossglockner. The length of the glacier is currently decreasing by about 50 m (160 ft) each year. Its volume has diminished by half since the first measurements in 1851.
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the loading site for wood and wood chips in Arvika is west of the town centre. Hector Rail 841.001(ex-SJ T43) with a train consisting of Innofreight high volume wagons/containers during loading of wood chips. The cargo is bound for the bio fuel energy plant in Värtan.
Please, ....... Listen (High Volume) to the ♪♫♪♫ September Impressions ♪♫♪♫
Note: I not like to see them in a cage, but they were in a place exposed temporarily to visitors and at night!!!
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It's an honor and a joy to be a part of Isa Gelb's wonderful magazine, and in the company of such great photographers. Huge thanks Isa, and congratulations to all involved.
North Kessock
Work started on building the bridge in 1976, it opened in 1982. It has a total length of 1056m, the central span is 240m long. It has been built high enough above the Beauly Firth to allow ships to pass under in order to reach the docks at Inverness. It carries the A9 from Perth, bypassing most of Inverness, across the water to the Black Isle, and onwards northwards towards Thurso.
Prior to 1982 the only alternative was the Kessock Ferry which although adequate, could not carry significant amounts of traffic, and certainly not the volume of traffic which uses the road today.
Thank you for your visit and your comments, they are greatly appreciated.
Điên lên mất rồi, họ nói rằng tôi tiêu rồi. Người ta nói rằng không còn chỗ cho tôi nữa đâu
Tôi sẽ cất cao, cất cao, cất cao giọng hát của tôi lên.
Hãy vặn volume to lên. Everybody time to rock!!
I needed to warm up for the night shot. To get into the comfort zone for me a natural start was to go for Black & White pictures. This trip's theme was long exposures with water. The hydro-station at Boen would be a good starting point. You can really feel the change in air pressure as you climb along the massive waterfall. You're really met with a huge roaring volume of water.
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A quietness akin to a heavy fog hovers over an old barn that once ricocheted the sounds of a farmer's family doing chores and the insistent appeals of the livestock hoping for their evening meals. Now the major sounds are limited to the cooing of pigeons on the roof and the occasional flashing noise of a car passing by on a country gravel road.
On our way back from the west coast we stopped at this viewpoint of an interesting part of the River Moriston.
The flow of the river is controlled by a hydro dam upstream and occasionally extra volume of water is released to enable crazy folk to kayak down the river.
Member's Choice - Musical Instruments.
Master tone control knob which adjusts the volume and sound balance of this Peavey Milestone Bass Guitar, with the sunburst coloured design in the background, along with the bridge of the instrument.
We've had a strange series of power outages over the past week... the power has blown four or five times, more than usually happens in a year. Is the system stressed due to impact of the virus on the work force? No one seems to know. We always assume that some farmer has run his machinery into a pole, but the power company has been known to blame beavers. Two evenings ago the farmers and beavers must have colluded once again; I had to haul my camp stove up from the basement to finish cooking supper. Another evening, the power blew out just after supper. Unable to watch a movie, use my computer, or play my guitar (at the volume to which I am accustomed, haha), I decided to take a drive to the park and see what I could see...
It turned out to be fairly productive: some good landscape light, innumerable mule deer, three moose, and three porcupines. Not bad for an improvised outing. This cow Moose was the last of the three, and the closest: she crossed the road in front of me and trotted across a field, then stopped in front of a prairie hill that the last rays of the day had turned a rich sunset pink.
I got home just before 10 pm, the sky not yet fully dark. The power was back on.
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2020 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot captured on this day, 8th July, in 2018.
TRNSMT festival was the big event on the edge of the city and there was a steady stream of festival goers coming and going between the venue and the city centre. Enjoy.
Macro Mondays: Four
Prince Caspian -- Volume 4 in the Complete Chronicles of Narnia. Re-print from Fontana Lions (1986). Frame is about 1.75" across.
Blowing leaves and autumn colurs along the Etobicoke Trail along the Mississaug Toronto border in Ontario.
The numbers for this afternoons sunset had been good since Monday ... and didn't change.
Got to the harbour with a half hour to spare and hoped that things might pan out for those old slipway rails that I'm so fond of.
A bit of a study in 5 images ... I hope you enjoy these as much as I did taking them :-)
Big volume of Daffodil blooms this year,
Need to take some more photos before they finish blooming.
They multiply so well, no critters bothers them.
Clapper Rails are often heard but not seen, in the thick reeds
that they call home...they have a loud clicking call and a rapid abrupt call...I can't believe I managed to catch this one in the middle of the rapid call to another Clapper Rail on the other side of the slough!
Here's a Youtube video of their loud, abrupt call...it starts around 40 seconds in...it can startle someone, especially when several hidden Clapper Rails chime in at the same time!