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Sitting on my porch tonight because it’s a beautiful night. Super windy. We’re in for some nasty weather come the wee hours. But, for the occasional car driving up our road, there’s nothing but the wind, the creaking of the trees in the woods and a soft ding from my chimes hanging from the porch rafters. I love the way the car lights look filtering thru the branches and newly sprouted leaves as they approach our house and continue on.

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Noctilucent Clouds(NLCs) on 10.07.2015 in Frankfurt am Main (Hessen).

A rare spectacle of nature. These clouds, or more exactly accumulations of crystals of water ice, are located in the mesosphere at altitudes of around 80 to 85 kilometres. Because of this distance, they will be illuminated by sunlight from below the horizon. In central Europe NLCs always appear between May and August. NLCs are not fully understood, but they are thought to form due to the nucleation of ice around meteoric particles.

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Leuchtende Nachtwolken(NLCs) am 10.07.2015 in Frankfurt am Main (Hessen).

Ein seltenes Naturschauspiel. Diese Wolken, genauer gesagt Ansammlungen von Eiskristallen, entstehen in einer Höhe zwischen 80 und 85 km. Aufgrund dieser enormen Höhe werden sie von der schräg unter dem Horizont stehenden Sonne angestrahlt. Beobachten kann man sie in Mitteleuropa in den Monaten Mai bis August. Der Entstehungsprozess ist noch nicht genau erforscht, man vermutet aber, dass das freigesetzte Material von verglühenden Meteoriten die Quelle für Kristallisationskerne darstellt.

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The aurora borealis over the Deaver Reservoir, Park County, Wyoming in the early morning, May 11, 2024

This wasn't my first intention...

 

When I chose this spot to capture some car light trails I didn't notice the tram station near by...

 

When the tram was approaching , I started the long exposure capture... When the tram stopped I thought "God damn... It wasn't supposed to you appear in the pic...."

 

After that, I saw the shot... Then I thought "Oh yeah,,,, This is what I wanted in the first place"... :)

 

In Lisbon, Portugal.

Hugging the Ohio River, I am leaving Louisville on Interstate 64. Next stop? Chesapeake VA.

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I made a visit to the 2nd Street Tunnel that runs under the Bunker Hill neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, California. This futuristic looking urban tunnel, lined with white tiles, is a popular movie location. Some of the films with scenes in this tunnel include Blade Runner, Independence Day, Terminator, Con Air, Lethal Weapon 2, Repo Man, Kill Bill, plus a bunch of music videos and car advertisements. The LA Times called it, “the most recognizable city landmark most Americans have never heard of.”

Another angle of the Bridge to Nowhere at Belhaven Bay the other morning, I like the Manhole cover in the foreground on this one

Life is full of turning points and COVID_19 is definitely one!

 

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At a 6.7 ft. tide, one of the higher tides of the year, the bay (Morro Bay) floods back up Los Osos Creek and to the Turri Ponds. I'm not sure why that bright light stayed still there for a while (it may have been on the bear at the entrance to Los Osos), but I'll take it.

Los Osos, Morro Bay, California

Take 2. The bridge spans over the Ohio River from Kentucky (background) to Indiana (foreground).

Looking down on Nula with the Hula

To busy today to get out in the daylight, so headed up to the moors at night to find some snow and light trails.

What do you have in plans for a weekend? I’m taking today off and catching up on some editing. Catching a breath it’s always a good thing. This night started very spontaneous and it ended up being a ton of fun. I got to spend some time with some of my friends and get a variety of photo ops. This is one of the images from that night. What do you think?

1972 GMC 2500 Sierra Grande

 

Nikon D3S+Nikkor 24mm ƒ/2.8 AI-S

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You can see the snow is coming down quite heavily in our area, in both our parking lot as well as across the street. It didn't take long before the snow piled up and make traveling treacherous.

 

For some reason my other AWARDS have been deleted.

Proverbs 4:23

Above everything else, guard your heart;

for it is the source of life’s consequences.

  

No poetic attempt today just one good verse that comes to mind when I see this picture.

Looks like a sword and heart to me.

 

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Photograph of car lights at night. turned sideways, mirrored/flipped

Not a close-up fence today, I quite liked the way the lights lit up the fence on the left... So here's my FF shot!

 

With lot's of lights.. Taken yesterday evening.

  

(I decided to post this now instead of later!)

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Two exposure image. Sky is at same settings, except ISO1600. I actually waited quite some time to get those carlights perfectly, but Im happy with endresult.

Serie på tre billeder, hvor jeg har arbejdet med forskellige teknikker for at få billederne til at tale sammen.

What is this? Don't touch me. I'm a real live wire. It's traffic running at night through Nashville.

 

[Uh-oh, oh, oh, oh, ooh oh. The lyrics of Talking Heads' Psycho Killer are running through my head.]

I hate driving in winter twilight that half zone between light and dark. It's the loved 'blue hour' for photographers but for drivers its the 'danger hour' with a surge in accidents especially at the end of British Summer Time.

A plea to my fellow road users.....slow down at twilight !

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