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It is the lone tree near Lone Pine in the Alabama Hills that you pass on the way to the interesting rock arches. The fresh spring green with backlighting from the side could not be overlooked.
Es ist dieser einsame Baum nahe Lone Pine in den Alabama Hills, an dem man auf dem Weg zu den interessanten Felsbögen vorbei kommt. Das frische Frühlingsgrün bei seitlichem Gegenlicht war einfach nicht zu übersehen.
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Lake Guntersville, Alabama
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There's been lots of fog this last year here in North Alabama, even in the summer which is unusual. I like the mystical nature of fog.
"How glorious a greeting the sun gives the mountains! To behold this alone is worth the pains of any excursion a thousand times over.” - John Muir
A view of Mobius arch and Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains from the arch trail in the Alabama Hills.
The colored rock, found throughout Alabama Hills in the form of spherical, egg-shape, teardrop, or even as an arch, is biotite monzogranite. What’s monzogranite? It’s the final form (or fractionation) of molten rock called magma. In Alabama Hills, this rock gets its smooth, spherical appearance because it’s been weathered in uniquely even patterns since it first formed around 85 million years ago.
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An old station in Demopolis, Alabama, with some nice antiques. There's the old building the old pot, an old gas pump, a kerosene pump, and some things that I don't know what they are.
another from the barn series. Old photo, new edit. I am going through/cleaning out my some 40 000 pics in iphoto, I liked this one and it goes so well with the first "Alabama" www.flickr.com/photos/csfoto/2210542850/in/photostream/
Cant wait to move into my new house and hang these!
This Caturday is about "Location" you are- something to do with your state or your country, your home . . .
We are in northeast Alabama, on the Elk River, and as expected, our cats participate in our love of Alabama football! Dill thinks there is nothing better than to get cat hair on one of our BAMA shirts! :)
We didn't win the big championship this year, and our great coach, Nick Saban, is retiring, but we and the cats will still be yelling ROLL TIDE, for the college football games!
Happy Caturday!: Location
The Alabama Hills, the eastern foothills of the abruptly rising Sierra Nevada Mountains, are seen in predawn light. Owen's Valley, California
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The USS Alabama. A drive by shot from I-10 South of Mobile, AL. I have passed this ship many times coming or going but never have stopped to take the tour of this battle ship. My next trip I plan to do so.
Morning light strikes the Eastern face of the Sierra Nevada Mountains looming over the Alabama Hills. Taken just outside of Lone Pine, California.
View large - 'The Alabama Hills' on Black
View the Entire - Death Valley 2008 Set
View my - Most Interesting according to Flickr
3 stitch pano - graduated ND filter
Super early in the morning and freezing cold but worth it!
Alabama Hills are a rocky formation on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains in the Owens Valley of California, near Lone Pine, California
Mount Whitney, the tallest mountain in the contiguous United States, towers several thousand feet above here.
The Alabama Hills in Lone Pine, California are fantastic for setting up beautiful shots of sunsets and sunrises. I understand why so many films have been shot at this location. The Alabama Hills are excellent foreground elements, and the background is made up of the Sierra Nevada to the west and the Inyo Mountains to the east making a splended shooting environment. In this image the blue sky and clouds in the Inyo Mountains makeup the background.
A little astrophotography at the Alabama Hills National Scenic Area, CA.
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This was a view from my hike going to the Mobius Arch. The rock features in the area are so amazing and it seems like around every turn is a new view to capture. I was really happy the way my new hip was working on the hike. I was walking pretty gingerly in areas with loose gravel and dirt, but I made it without any issues. The success of this hike made me feel a lot more confidant in my taking trips like this in the future.