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Kawah Putih (The White Crater), Indonesia.
Apparently this crater lake wasn't open to the public until 1987 because the locals believe in the myths of powerful spirits dwelling here.
The place does have that mystical atmosphere. It would have been more so had it been foggy. I can almost still smell the sulfur whenever I view this image.
El PaÃs Vasco siempre ha sido muy lluvioso pero ahora tenemos sequÃa. Cambio climático?
The Basque Country has been always very rainy but now there is drought. Climate change?
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The purple Cobra at the abandoned powerplant.
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The vast desolate expanse of what was once Scunthorpe West Yard, the long concrete footbridge revealing the tell-tale signs of smoke deflector plates once fitted over the top of each track. The 08:56 Milford West to Humber International Terminal coal empties passes, headed by DB Cargo 66160 and viewed across the sliding hooded 'pig pen' steel wagons of the refuged overnight Llanwern to Immingham steel on Saturday 11th March 2017..
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62 on Monday, December 21, 2009
A stone wall built at Brandywine centuries ago with a tree likely just as old. This park, along the Brandywine River, is one of my favourite places to walk about, but I rarely return home with any photos I'm truly proud of. I suppose this could be an exception.
P.S. You can't tell from this photo, but I was standing in about 60cm of fresh snow when I shot this. A nice way to spend the morning.
Our daughter turned 49, while I turned 69 (ugh) in June ... she was born on my birthday and Father's day. Here she is at 8 or 9 yrs old while we were on a backpack in the Desolation Wilderness above Lake Tahoe. After the climb she and her dad jumped (briefly as it was freezing) into Lake Aloha to cool off before we moved on and higher to camp. BTW .. our packs and sleeping bags were handsewn from Frostline kits.
Here are the last two shots that i'll post from my summer backpacking trip. It's almost impossible to tell, but the whole sky was filled with clouds an hour before this shot was taken...I guess you win some and you lose some!
Actually, it was a beautiful day, even if overcast and drizzly at times. I heard cranes near by, which is a bit weird as they usually leave these parts in November...
I was able to sneak away for a night with my dog Finn. We opted to head up to jasper area for some landscapes. I haven't been up this way for about 10 years. Since becoming a photographer, I thought it may be a good idea and see it again for the first time but this time through a lens. I found the area very scenic. However, admittedly I did fall prey to breaking one of my personal rules and I found myself photographing some of the more iconic sections in the same angle that every other photographer seems to. I am usually ok with shooting in the same area, but I always strive to make it different if I do. I will have to head back up again and explore and find my own gems I suppose.
Desolation Sound Aug 2008
Desolation Sound Aug 2008
desolation sound aug 2008
desolation sound aug 2008
A few weeks ago I traveled to Oregon to visit family, took the empty back roads. Right out of MadMax
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We have just returned from a visit to the Etosha National Park, extremely hot, very dry and desolate. Large parts of Namibia are experiencing extreme draught after two bad rainy seasons and unfortunately Etosha has not been spared.
Brindled Gnu carcass next to the road to Okondeka, Etosha National Park, Namibia.