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Three shots of Mt. Rainier taken from Crystal Mountain.
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Exposure: 10/2015
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Published: 02/2016
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This picture is part of a series of photos I took for Brave to surprise him. :) I framed them and put on his wall for when he comes on to see. Hope he likes. :)
Near the end of the year I thought I was done with modular buildings and ready to make some castle. Somehow this came out. It isn't based on any specific building, but for inspiration I went to Amsterdam in Google streetview. I seldom feel inspired to make an interior, hence the dull title, but all the shops are closed anyways. The guy in front of the door is probably the owner. I don't know why he is smiling though.
Actually, a flower has no backside.
It's just beautiful from all sides and angles.
PSP**** Prise SurPrise!! - Red
Colorful Nature - Red Monday
PRISMA DE COLORES - Red
Smile on Saturday! :-) - Flower's Bottom
7 Days with Flickr - Wednesday: macro or close up
(photo by Freya)
I take it as no sign of disrespect that he turned his back on me, given that he made such generous use of the dramatic back lighting. Great Blue Heron on Horsepen Bayou.
Kay (mathteacher) and I were prowling Galveston again this morning and walked past this alley which I could not resist shooting. See note about the painting on the wall. I did not see this until I downloaded the painting, must go back and see what the painting is. View large.
Back side of main control room/main building for a grain storage and operational complex. This feed lot was being used from the 60's and has been unused since the 80's. Long forgotten and recently found on a hard drive. Location not disclosed at owners request.
183 second exposure, blue gelled and natural white flashlight.
Click on the image, because it's best BIG on BLACK!!!