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Taken at Portland Basin Museum, Portland Place.
Ashton - under - Lyne, Greater Manchester.
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Giraud Peak dominates the skyline while a tarn on the western edge of Dusy Basin collects the sunset colors from a fading storm.
SEKI National Park
Pelton Basin as viewed from the trail going up Sahale Arm with wildfire smoke obscuring the view, North Cascades National Park, Washington State.
Most of Copper Basin's traffic is either ore loads going to the smelter or acid loads coming out of it. However, period manifest traffic is brought into the railroad from the UP interchange at Magma Junction. Here, two of the CBRY's Geeps pull a hopper and a tank car through Kearny under a dramatic Arizona sky.
The Great Basin is the largest desert in the United States. Despite being arid, it is called a "cold" desert, and it is home to a wide array of vegetation, animals, and birds.
Article here with top 10 facts about The Great Basin:
traveltips.usatoday.com/10-great-basin-desert-101867.html
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My Autumn Gallery is open at Kreative People: Highlight Gallery
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The Spotlight Your Best October Contest is now accepting entries: Antiques & Treasures
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This area of Death Valley has a myriad of desert landscape patterns and features. These island of salt and mud can be found in the spring fed waterways among the salt flats. This fall morning, I experienced a beautiful sunrise with pink colors in the clouds above the Panamint mountain range.
This pond is in the tidal wetlands of coastal North Carolina. In the distance you can see the main dune that separates us from the Atlantic ocean.
A bench at the end of the trail into Blue Basin at John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
Happy Bench Monday!
Island in the Sky, Canyonlands National Park, Utah
I had the good fortune to be rained on three times in one afternoon. The first shower passed over, then left the western sky clear long enough that the sun lit a rainbow in the east. We are standing at the beginning of the Grand View trail, looking down into Monument Basin, a collection of side canyons of the Colorado River.
Explored July 22, 2018
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I’ve been to this location a few times in the past year or two, but never really come away with an image that I’m really very happy with.
I think, with this one, we are finally getting there. Sure, I would have liked a nice sunset injecting a bit more colour into the sky, but the clouds are moving in my preferred direction and using filters on the 14mm allow me to get a long exposure without the restrictions of the 24mm. I may have cropped the final image but at least it’s due to my desire to do so and not due to the equipment forcing it. We’re certainly getting there.
Hope everyone else had a great weekend.
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Image taken while 'on the run' from a private security guard who followed me as I walked the length of the basin.
Death Valley, USA.
180 degrees pano. (almost),
Original size:100 megapix.
Cz 28 mm, 0,3 sec, f13, 50 iso, Lee ndgrad 0.6..
View in XL: www.flickr.com/photos/60657874@N02/20294715711/sizes/k/
Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone, Wyoming
We are standing on the edge of a geyser basin on a cool September morning, watching the fumaroles steam and hiss. Yellowstone National Park sits atop a hot spot in the Earth’s crust and has many geothermal areas and the occasional earthquake.
The next series of photos I'll be posting, primarily of Yellowstone, were made on a road trip I took with my octogenarian mother in September 2018. We left Fargo, North Dakota and made a loop across Dakota and Montana to Yellowstone, touching into Grand Teton, and then back across the Big Horn Mountains of northern Wyoming and on to her home in Fargo.
Cuenca (cuenca = “basin”) in a highland basin of the Andes at 2,700 m above sea level.
Once religious center of the Spanish colonies in the region, it has 52 churches, each more impressive than the next, dating back centuries.
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Cuenca (cuenca = „Becken“) in einem Hochlandbecken der Anden auf 2.700 m.
Einst religiöses Zentrum der spanischen Kolonien in der Region, dementsprechend 52 Kirchen. Eine eindrucksvoller als die andere, aus vergangenen Jahrhunderten.
I set up camp near Island Lake in the WInd RIver Range and then day hiked up to the Titcomb Basin. I always enjoy getting above the tree line....
The Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal is often voted Britain's prettiest canal. Much of it runs through the Brecon Beacons National Park and follows the line of the lovely, wooded Usk Valley. Brecon Basin is a great place to start your journey, with lovely walks along the canal.
On Explore Dec. 5, 2012
This is an image I kept coming back to the last few years! I would try a version, think I was happy with it, but in my mind I kept thinking it could be better. Finally, after all this time, I have the image that I always envisioned in my soul. I hope you like it!
**I hope you will press the "L" key and view on black.**
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Hermit Basin from the Gordon River Road, with Koruna Peak (930m) peeping through between layers of clag.
The sun had already set and the mist was starting to rise in and around the islands and narrows of the basin creating a natural Orton Effect.
Hermit Basin is another part of Lake Pedder - a large man-made body of water resulting from a 1970s hydro-electric scheme.
Has been a bit of a challenge to lay off the contrast in this edit. Contrast is the enemy of mist!
Nikon Z6, Nikkor Z 24-70/4 S, 1/30th sec at f/9.0 ISO 400
Chisos Basin, Big Bend National Park.
As always, your comments and faves are appreciated. Constructive criticism and suggestions are especially welcome as I believe they help to make me a better photographer. Thank you for taking the time to look at my photos.
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JPEG straight out of my Fujifilm x100s (other than a cropping off a small portion at the bottom of the image), using the Velvia film sim.
My final photo of the Grand Canyon comes from the Walhalla Overlook. The basin below looked as if it were covered by a velvet carpet with a thread that went winding on into the horizon.
Every time we pass through the Gas Street Basin I have a lump in my throat. I clearly remember travelling through here on a narrowboat for the first time with the inlaws and my wife Michelle many years ago. I was overwhelmed with the new development as the Basin was being restored and yet you could still sense the history. Now, with a combination of the modern architecture protecting the old, Gas Street Basin is worth a visit.
First, thank you for all the likes and comments on my photo that made it to Flickr Explore yesterday! Here is another one of my recent black and white photos. This is Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park, flooded after a winter rainstorm. Under flat light, these salt patterns fade into their surroundings. With direct light and shadows, the patterns stand out in a way that makes them far more obvious. While both lighting situations can work, the direct light helped create a much more compelling black and white photograph. I share more of my black and white photos and a few photography tips in this recent blog post: www.naturephotoguides.com/blog/10-tips-for-better-black-w....
A visit to Badwater Basin is an otherworldly experience! This large salt flat is home to the lowest elevation in North America, at - 282 feet (-86 m) below sea level.
Mount Whitney, the highest point in the contiguous 48 United States, is only 84.6 miles to the northwest.
The Orseolo Basin, Venice, was opened in 1869 with the aim of creating a gondola port near the historic city center. The historic Cavalletto Hotel is immediately behind St Marks Sq and is one of the oldest 4 star hotels in Venice.
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