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The late night summer sun shines over camp that is on a narrow swatch of rocks that separates the Pacific Ocean from Bear Glacier lagoon. You can see Bear Glacier a few miles in the background in Kenai Fjords National Park. www.rossellet.com
Dawn on A'Mhaighdean, the remotest Munro in Scotland. Ruadh Stac Mor in the background. What a sight to wake up to!
The Rivesaltes camp was established in 1939 as the Camp Maréchal Joffre military camp (Camp Joffre for short) and was used to intern various population groups from 1941 onwards.
Rivesaltes, Pyrénées-Orientales department
Occitanie, France 01.10.2025
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Das Lager Rivesaltes wurde 1939 als Militärlager Camp Maréchal Joffre (kurz Camp Joffre) errichtet und diente ab 1941 der Internierung verschiedener Bevölkerungsgruppen.
Rivesaltes, Département Pyrénées-Orientales
Okzitanien, Frankreich 01.10.2025
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Pose: Fashiowl @ The Arcade *Camper Life - Showing Campfire (flames NOT included), Chairs, Puppies, Rare Scene, & Tent*
I love this handheld camera with a 1/30s time. When someone moves too fast, there is a blur. Here the fire did a strange shift.
Summit Camp on Meall Dearg in Glencoe. Bidean Nam Bian in the background. This was one of the best nights I've experienced yet. No wind, plenty of mountains, stars, aurora, and a fantastic inversion in the morning. Mother Nature was spoiling me!
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Camp vers 5300 mètres avant d'atteindre le lendemain le sommet du Huayna Potosi 6088 mètres au nord de La Paz en Bolivie.
D'après diapositive en juillet 1981.
Mixed freight from BNSF's Northtown Yard heads west over Lake Ashtabula on its way to Pasco, Washington. Completed in 1912 by the Great Northern Railway, the Karnak Crossing passes over the Sheyenne River Valley just west of the small town of Luverne, ND.
Edward River near Moulamein, NSW
The Edward River is quite a popular spot for campers and anglers especially during the Australian summer. Some camps are fairly basic like this one while others can be quite elaborate and almost a home away from home.
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Manzanar is the site of one of ten American concentration camps, where more than 120,000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated during World War II from March 1942 to November 1945. 10,000 were confined here in Manzanar in over 500 uninsulated barracks. Terribly hot in the summer and bitter cold in the winter.
I created an album, Mazanar containing the photos I captured while walking the remains of the camp. www.flickr.com/photos/isensno/albums/72177720323530598
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With concern mounting over threats to the Bay Area from Confederate sympathizers and naval forces, the federal government established Camp Reynolds (later known as the West Garrison) on Angel Island in 1863. Artillery batteries were built near the camp.
After the Civil War, Camp Reynolds became an infantry camp, serving as a depot for recruits, and as a staging area for troops serving in campaigns against the Apache, Sioux, Modoc, and other Indian tribes. By 1876, this was a busy camp with over 2,000 soldiers and complete military camps or posts including a chapel, bakery, blacksmith, shoemaker, laundry, barber, trading store, and photographer.
Another from this Montana trip long long ago.
But this image tells more of a story than readily meets the eye. Here is a westbound drag manifest near MP 1113 just a bit west of the station site of Meriwether. This old historical marker just up a hill on the north side of US Hwy 2 offered this interesting photo opportunity. This lonely monument was erected by the GN in 1925 commemorates Camp Disappointment, the northernmost point reached on the expedition. On the return trip in July 1806 Capt. Lewis, George Drouillard, and the two Fields brothers ascended the Marias River hoping to find a tributary of the Missouri that went far enough north to cross the 50th parallel. If the mission proved successful; more territory to the north could be claimed by the United States under the Louisiana Purchase. On the Cut Bank River, east of present-day Browning, Lewis could see the river exiting the mountains. He called this campsite of the expedition ‘Camp Disappointment’ since this meant the Marias did not reach 50 degrees north latitude.
While that is certainly interesting the total lack of care and graffitied desecration of the monument tell more of a story. As someone who enjoys digging into history I found this blog very interesting. It you care to learn why this monument is controversial I recommend you give it a read: yesshewentthere.com/2016/05/27/graffitied-monument-near-c...
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Glacier County, Montana
Sunday December 21, 2008
We had heard of this sweet little waterfall off the Opossum Creek Trail hike but never bushwacked down to it... so with a nice cloudy day on my hands I took the plunge. Tricky getting down and not much room to operate, but I think what we have here is a beautiful waterfall to be sure. Appeared to be good waterflow and just beautiful moss & greenery overall. A little photostacking allowed me to put the entire frame in focus - foreground moss & all. -H3
La piana di Campo Imperatore
Campo Imperatore è un altopiano, di origine glaciale e carsico-alluvionale, situato a circa 1800 m di quota in provincia dell'Aquila, in Abruzzo, spesso denominato il piccolo Tibet d’Italia.
Campo Imperatore is a plateau, of glacial and karst-alluvial origin, located at about 1800 m altitude in the province of L'Aquila, in Abruzzo, often called the small Tibet of Italy.
Magical place for photographers