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some trees by a stream on a windy day…/Höstekot, träden vid Hågaån en blåsig dag.../Ecos de otoño, unos árboles junto al arroyo en la tarde ventosa...
I posted these at facebook but wanted to have them in my Flickr set, so if you already commented no need to comment again.
Echo wears a harness when we're out walking as she's not real good walking on-leash yet.
Two more below.
Westbound Hotshot Intermodal descends the Wasatch grade at Echo. A pass through Weber Canyon will drop the Z train into Ogden.
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They are adorable and doing well!
photo by SNZ
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“Journalism can never be silent: that is its greatest virtue and its greatest fault. It must speak, and speak immediately, while the echoes of wonder, the claims of triumph and the signs of horror are still in the air.”
- Henry Anatole Grunwald
A flower from my garden for you my friends,
enjoy the weekend
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If the Echo Park dam would have been built where it was originally proposed back in the fifties much of what you see in this photo would be underwater. After much controversy, lobbying, fighting and politics it was decided to build a dam further south on the Colorado River in Glen Canyon.
Echo Park is visible in this photo on the upper left and contains the area where the Yampa River joins the Green River both of which are tributaries to the Colorado River. If Echo Park Dam would have been built much of the Yampa River Canyon and the Green River Canyon would have been flooded. Several parts of this area are in Dinosaur National Monument, which is undoubtedly why there is a Glen Canyon Dam and not an Echo Park Dam. To see the Glen Canyon Dam look here: www.flickr.com/photos/19779889@N00/40261870254/in/photoli...
I spotted this place just off the main road through the Highlands on my way home from my Scotland trip. It was so lovely I had to find somewhere to get off the road so I could take a break from driving, and get some shots.... Lovely it was not, to be eaten alive by horseflies as I was trying to photograph it. As such this is my only shot. Okay in colour, much better in mono.
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Met up with flickr friend Donna (Tundra Winds) and she gave me a marvelous tour of Mt. Evans which is in her backyard. Our first photo stop was Echo Lake near the beginning of the road up Mt. Evans.... When your day begins like this you know it's going to be good.... I used a two-stop split neutral density filter on this one to hold back the sky exposure.
Donna does superb Colorado wildlife and landscape photography so if you haven't seen her stream you can check it out here: www.flickr.com/photos/tundrawinds/
Her facial expression simply matches the name of my picture blog. Just an echo, going home after a workday.
This 8 week old Siberian Husky puppy couldn't keep her eyes open for a photo. It was cold and windy, the sun was bright and she was sleepy.
Explore: Highest position 173 on Thursday, March 12, 20099
Straight from the camera, Canon Powershot S3 IS
Our life is an echo,
of our spirit today,
Of our essence, as it is,
Caught between our yesterday
And our tomorrow.
It is the resounding reality,
of who we are,
As a result of where we have been,
And where we will be,
For eternity.
Mattie J.T. Stepanek
Spring, 2000
Taken at the International Steampunk Symposium held in the Eastgate0 Holiday Inn in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Although we try to drop in to steampunk events whenever they are held in town, we had missed several because of Covid and related issues. From the parking lot this year, it didn't appear that it was being held until we entered and were greeted by "Echo", a very nice woman in a great costume. Needless to say, we asked and she granted permission for us to take some shots. Unfortunately, finding good backgrounds close to the door is always a challenge and this year was a little different because the place we've often used was in bright sun. You do what you have to.
I couldn't resist taking a closeup to show the details of her makeup.