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The light fading quickly last night after a beautiful sunset on one of Wexford's hidden gems Dollar Bay. A small beach you pass on route to the Hook it acquired its name from pirated Spanish dollars that were stashed here in the 17th century.

D - Kelly Burn, Dollar, Clackmannanshire

Dollar Cove, Cornwall

 

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This is referred to as the Million Dollar Highway near Ouray Colorado. The fall colors were amazing, with snow on the mountain. Copyrighted - All Rights Reserved! No Use Without Permission! www.michaelbryanphoto.com.

This is a decorated sand dollar skeleton. The colors are excited by the lights.

Out of Business. Dryden, NY

The back of the 1776-1976 Eisenhower Dollar (Type II) coin issued in 1976. The Liberty Bell represents the 200th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and the Moon represents the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing.

Jangyre-ryn or Dollar Cove in near Gunwalloe in Cornwall. There is a section of undulating sandstone rock on the beach that never seems to dry properly between the tides. As a consequence it has a stripy appearance. I used focus stacking to get sharpness across the frame.

  

This happens to be reverse side of a "Thomas Jefferson" presidential dollar coin. I am not a collector (by collector standards), but pocket dollar coins when I happen upon them. I am on the lookout for a "Sacagawea".

In a similar vein to my previous post, in retrospect I regret not giving this girl any currency for her effort in rowing out to our boat on Tonle Sap lake, Cambodia, in a ... tub?

 

We were warned by our tour guide not to give money and even though we heeded that advice, sure enough we were soon approached by other craft bearing small children and snakes. It is nevertheless difficult to resist the pleas of a young child for "dollar, dollar".

 

If I had this time again, I would prefer to ignore the guide's advice and pay the dollar(s), rather than feel guilty for the rest of my life that I didn't.

feeding the birdie at the woodland park zoo, Seattle. Those Popsicle sticks with the grains glued to it cost $1. I think the employee in the cage selling those only took cash. So take at least $20 and someone strong enough to pull you out of that place before you spend all your money.

Also 100mm lens was a bad idea. wish I had taken a compact camera so I could feed with one hand and shoot with the other.

Waves at Dollar Cove, Gunwalloe, on The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

Five Dollars was the toll to cross this old bridge in its early years.The bridge underwent extensive rehabilation in 1973,years after nearly being destoyed by an arsonist.It was built in 1863,and was part of the Peoria to Galena Trail.

Located just north of the beautiful historic town of Princeton,IL.

 

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Shot this photo on the Million Dollar Highway. This was located on the Ouray side of Red Mountain Pass.

 

2018 was peak year for the aspens turning golden. Usually are good, but a peak year happens maybe 1 or 2 times in 10 year period.

... Little under water animals.

Yep, this is what they look like when they are alive! So cool!!!

 

Finding sand dollars is always a treat and I am glad I thought of taking an as found shot of this one on the beach in the late day sun. I love how the grains of sand become like little crystals or tiny gemstones glistening in the light.

This was shot on Last Dollar Road. It is road that goes from Dallas Divide to Telluride Airport.

Begins With the Letter D:theme of Macro Mondays,21Sept.

Dollar rain. Camera Nikon D2X - Lenses Nikkor 18-200mm DX - Flash Bowens - Vertical composition, some money is not focus due to the mouvement, focus in the face model

Dusk setting in tonight at Dollar Bay Wexford

By my house

 

(testing my 99¢ Vivitar XC-4)

Fourth Lake,

Inlet, NY

Center Square B&W is the theme for Macro Mondays, Nov 19th.

 

I bought this Silver Dollar, poured in acrylik, 1976 in Philadelphia PA, during the bicentennials celebrations close to the Libery Bell in a Souvenir Shop.

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Riopelle 100

2023 Canadian $2 Birth of Jean Paul Riopelle 100th

 

Original, experimental, exceptional. Jean Paul Riopelle defied convention with a cutting-edge approach to his craft—from mosaics, to sculpture, to spray paint, and more. As one of the first Canadian artists whose work was globally recognized for its significance, Riopelle remains an inspiration to this day, encouraging artists of all disciplines to follow their intuition.

 

Jean Paul Riopelle’s boundless creativity is celebrated with the 2023 commemorative $2 circulation coin—an iconic tribute to an illustrious Canadian artist in honour of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

The commemorative circulation coin highlights a portion (Panel 29) of Jean Paul Riopelle’s monumental fresco, L’Hommage à Rosa Luxemburg.

 

Created in 1992 at his Île-aux-Oies studio, the 40-metre long, 30-paneled tryptic was one of Riopelle’s final and most significant works. A coded meditation on love and loss, the art forms a symbolic representation of the life Riopelle shared with his former companion, American painter Joan Mitchell.

 

The name of the piece, L’Hommage à Rosa Luxemburg, derives from a nickname given to Mitchell by Riopelle, “Rosa Malheur”—a reference to French painter Rosa Bonheur (1822–1899) and to Rosa Luxemburg (1871–1919), a Polish-German revolutionary.

 

Unlike his signature mosaics, which he used a palette knife to produce, Riopelle used spray-paint and acrylics to create this sprawling masterpiece. A variety of silhouettes are showcased, and were created from real life objects he placed and painted over.

  

Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

 

Last Dollar Road is a pretty easy road, shouldn't take cars or other lower clearance vehicles on it.

 

It has many excellent landscape photo opportunities. It starts at the Telluride Airport and goes to just west of the Dallas Divide.

Drusilla is working on a science experiment and she is measuring out 20 grams of calcium carbonate, an antacid. Calcium is number 20 on the periodic table with an atomic number of 20 (20 protons and 20 electrons in a neutral atom).

 

Blythe a Day - Twenty - 4/20/24

 

Daunting Drusilla Blythe

Dress, sweater, glasses - Etsy

Green cabinet made by me from a box

Balance, beaker, flask, bunson burner, plant, periodic table - Barbie

Calculator, molecular model, body torso - Target

Book - eraser from Dollar Tree

Microscope cabinet - a photo I took of my microscope cabinet and printed

Chemical bottle, petri dish, flame - digitally added

Dollar Glen, Clackmannanshire.

 

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