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Picturesque reservoir in the Tahoe National Forest. 2,000ft elevation. 635ft high concrete radius arch dam on the North Yuba River.
Looking over to Bar Hill from Croy Hill today. Both hills have the remains of Roman forts. Part of the Antonine Wall. Beautiful light.
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Kat at the Bull, Whistle & Garden of Eden Bar in Key West Florida. Kat is a great bartender and became a very close friend
Verticals and horizontals
The bars to my right are not holding back wild animals, but merely the dangerous hotel pool.
I have a knack for matching my outfits to the scene. It’s usually serendipitous. Today’s horizontal stripes with vertical iron bars was also accidental.
Blazer, James Jeans. Sweater, Outback Red. Dress, Banana Republic (consignment). Shoes, Isaac Mizrahi. Earrings, thrifted.
Looks like a no nonsense watering hole / music bar.
Málaga.
Taken with my Panasonic Lumix GX9 camera and a Panasonic G 14mm f/2.5 lens.
This wasp committed himself to the Southern Baptist tradition of total immersion. I thought he was extinct. He might have been a lapsed Episcopalian. I flipped him out of the baptismal font with an olive fork. He shook his wings and flew for home. He was lucky that I was sipping Argentinian torrontes and not Mexican
tequila!
The life in big cities is impossible without snack bars. We can find them everywhere! They mean the only one choice for the running and hurrying people to get some food and drink quickly during that very short period of the day when they have a break.
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Bar-tailed Godwit
Limosa lapponica
April 2nd, 2017
Rhyll, Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia
Canon EOS 1D X
Canon EF 500mm f4L IS II USM lens
Canon EF 1.4x III Extender
A lone Bar-tailed Godwit seeks refuge on a sandbar from the incoming tide.
Casino el Camino, 6th Street, Downtown Austin, TX
A bunch of us started our photowalk last Friday at the this bar / restaurant. They are known for some large and tasty burgers. The 3/4 pound was a bit too much for me but it did taste good. It gave us enough fuel for a long and enjoyable photowalk on a chilly night.
A Magical Black and White from the Ordinary, the story of how black and white dramatically changed an image -- for the better, I think.
I'm going to hazard a guess, that there were some good times to be had in this establishment when it was open. At least, I'll bet the suds were nice and cold and you could stagger outside and watch NYC/PC/CR stuff roll by too, depending on the era.
Here's a link www.flickr.com/photos/10322745@N08/3997484554
to what this place looked like back in March of 2009 by another Flikr poster.
Taken at Bar Beach, Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
Taken with my old trusty D90 backup DSLR as the D750 is away at Nikon Service getting a new shutter fitted as a result of a service advisory / recall.
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