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being away, immersed in a different culture, provided many gifts. one gift: a new set of eyes upon my return. back home, i see beauty everywhere. i loved being away and i love being home. it's all a practice of living in the moment.
Turn your back on the sunrise and you sometimes get a nice surprise! A view from the west pier extension at Whitby, just after dawn.
Griffin, Georgia
Voigtlander Bessa L camera, Voigtlander Color Skopar 21mm f/4 lens with Ilford FP4+ film.
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:::: Et le train sifflera 3 fois!, Berthierville, Québec, Canada.
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Difficult because at times we were shooting straight into the sun but the best of a bad bunch for me
Tomorrow I'm cominG back home to Dubai, I might not see you for a while because flickr is still banned in the UAE.. I'm gonna Miss You!!
A back lane in Alnwick (Northumberland, North England) serves as a bit of a time machine and lets us look into our recent past. I'd take this cobbold street over the abysmally tarmacked roads on my 'new' estate any day - they don't make 'em like they used to.
Westbound Wisconsin Central train T041 has just descended Byron hill and is rolling past the back yard of a charming country home along Wisconsin State Highway 175 near Fond du Lac. -- December 14th, 1997. ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
Fort Bloqué, Finistère, France.
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Ceyx rufidorsa is a bird species in the Alcedinidae family. It is commonly known as the rufous-backed kingfisher. This species is found in Brunei, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand in tropical lowland forests near lakeshores and streamsides.
In Bali we visited almost all waterfall,but this one - greatest.It’s called Sekumpul. And for reach this place you have just two road. First one - from the north of the island,and it’s pretty safe road.But if you go from south - last 13 km would be mountain serpentine with a huge gradient and lots of turns.
I had to hold my hand on the brake almost the whole way,and in one moment the overheated and stop working. I don’t know,how lucky we are,but but these couple of hundred meters were with a small gradient and without turns in front, so not easily, but we manage to stop our scooter, and not leave the road. Of course,experienced driver probably would not repeat our falls, but that time my experience was just a few weeks.Be careful!
Dog Branch School Falls
Dog Branch School
Daniel Boone National Forest
Laurel County
Kentucky
Explore #29
After a long 3 month drought of not getting out in the wilderness I finally was able to enjoy some of the beauty of Kentucky a couple weekends ago! Heading out with good friend Adam Thompson we headed down to Laurel County to check out some arches and waterfalls! Rain was in the forecast and somehow the weatherpeople got things right. It nearly rained the whole day. I had no worries though, after not being out for so long I could care less and my soaking wet cloths showed it. Though we only visited one waterfall, we did end up documenting 25 arches. One arch location had 10 arches and 4 windows, what a geological wonder! Back to the waterfall though, it felt sooo good to spend some quality time with one! Dog Branch School Falls is always an old favorite to stop by, and it was looking great on this day in the fog and rain!
The kestrel was searching the dunes for a meal dropping down several times to search the ground and returning to the higher viewpoints for another look around It didn't seem to be bothered that I was there after landing very close to me on one occasion even though I had my camera and monopod.
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{ID Given}. Creeping Cinquefoil ~ Potentilla reptans.
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