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The view of Lac la Belle, MI from the chairlift at Mount Bohemia. The sun peeked through the clouds for just a few minutes, and I happened to be in the right spot at the right time.
Jan.15, 2011
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None of my work is Ai assisted and is copyright Rg Sanders aka Ronald George Sanders.
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Minus the H2O, atmosphere, and full gravity, :) this is probably the closest I'll get to walking on the moon, but I have my fingers crossed that NASA will indeed recruit me one day to photo document their return to the moon Ha! :)) ...a winter tundra landscape along the Southern Shore of Lake Superior.
Picnic Rocks - Marquette, MI
1-25-11
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“Achilles glared at him and answered, "Fool, prate not to me about covenants. There can be no covenants between men and lions, wolves and lambs can never be of one mind, but hate each other out and out an through. Therefore there can be no understanding between you and me, nor may there be any covenants between us, till one or other shall fall”
― Homer, The Iliad
Throwback Thursday to this past Tuesday Event of Stranger Nightfire reading tales of Zeus & Prometheus at this shopping round of Enchantment: The Iliad & Odyssey
Stranger will be reading again on 2 March 2022 @ 2pm slt (1400) No Dress Code
taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nymphai/170/120/3519
Check out the free hunt and shopping gallery on www.enchantmentsl.com
The tail end of a heavy thunderstorm that rolled over the City of Marquette and out into Lake Superior.
August 15th, 2010
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I spent a weekend hiking and taking pictures at Zion National Park in Utah. This was a 20 minute exposure at 1am. An hour after I took this pic I began climbing to the top of that mountain. 3 hours later, with my path illuminated by a nearly full moon......I arrived here (could traverse no further) I sat for a half an hour taking pics and then began climbing down. The only problem was that the moon had set and I could no longer see my path. So, I found a big flat rock and layed staring up at the stars until the sun came up. I was covered in cactus quills and freezing cold, but I wouldn't have traded that experience for anything.
Springdale, Utah 3-28-10
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Sunday nights with Pietor mixing live at organica now!
dancing with close friends to beats
His Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/pietor/uploads/
His DJ group: Pietor's Global Beats
Springtime in the U.P. has me missing Lake Havasu today. Cold and rainy in the Yoop! But still awesome! :)
Lake Havasu City, AZ - May 2010
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The Mississagi and the Saginaw moored in Marquette's upper harbor in preparation for a heavy incoming winter storm.
Dec. 2009
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Come see the ArtWork of Koro Carnell, her moments in Second life @ the virtual public ArtSpace Hangout: open :air. Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Open%20Air/181/237/56
The annual fishing derby on Au Train Lake, MI this past weekend was a perfect example as to why we fish...to enjoy the great outdoors!
2-19-11
The soon to be dammed up Tourist Park falls along the Dead River in Marquette, MI.
30 sec. exposure an hour past dusk from the top of the falls looking North.
August 26th, 2010
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The most personally important photo I've taken.
I've never in my life felt truly alive until this moment. I was completely aware that I was alone and at the mercy of whatever was around me...but I wasn't afraid. I felt at home. I felt like the only human on Earth...that everyone else was somehow alien, and as if it were my planet...and my planet alone. I was concious of the fact that I had ignored all standard protocols to entering the wilderness. I had told no one where I was going, I brought very little water, no food...and not enough clothes. After the moon had set, it was pitch black and I could hardly see my hand in front of my face for about an hour. That kind of darkness at 6000 feet is disconcerting to say the least, so I found a crevasse, and hid inside of it to warm up. When the sun finally peaked, and I could truly see where I was, it was as if I was seeing a different planet for the first time. It was my very own moon landing, and for a split second...I was Neil Armstrong.
The village of Springdale, Utah, in Zion National Park, under a full moon in March of 2010.
Shot taken from 5,000+ ft.
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Man holds his newborn baby at Pokhara Regional Hospital. Nepal. Photo: Simone D. McCourtie / World Bank
View a slidshow about maternal health in Nepal.
Photo ID: SDM-NP-114 World Bank
In 1998, I worked on a great number of digital illustrations, they are not really part of my main work, but really were experiments getting to grips with digital techniques.
Perfect lighting this afternoon for pictures, the storm finally passed, and the sun was out all day...very refreshing.
Dec. 15th, 2010
Though the city lights drown out the visual effect, the dark areas in this pic are normally lit up with house lights...and being -10 with the windchill, neither I, nor my dog, were going to wait to see the lights turned back on. That.....will have to wait :)
I used the red light on my head lamp to write EH - Earth Hour
Marquette, MI from Mt. Marquette - March 26th, 2011
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Don Willis, the head of the Don Whippetini crime family.
cam: canon 5dmk3
strobe: Hensel Integra 500 (one light), with a white background
This image is built from multiple photographs of details of this impressive structure. I've used elementsfrom its geometry, making it a kind of blueprint.
Our recent trip to Lysebotn, Norway. Sadly, the campsite was virtually empty (2 campers only) thanks to Corona time...
Aboard the Miss Munising glass bottom boat evening tour of Grand Island in Munising, MI.
Lake Superior
July 8th, 2010
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A real mess but a first attempt. I'd been looking at a lot of work by David Hockney who draws on his i Phone and i Pod.