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captured in the early morning hours at hotel sonnwies in südtirol, this photograph is a study in simplicity and calm. with its crisp lines and gentle reflections, it transforms an ordinary pool into a space of quiet contemplation. the straight-edge railing slices through the frame, creating a sense of infinite depth and balance, while the stillness of the water evokes a moment of serene introspection. shot with the leica m11 monochrom and 50mm summilux f/1.4 asph, the image celebrates the beauty of minimalism in black and white, where every detail whispers rather than shouts.
To pass time while waiting for kittens to go in my trap at my cat colony yesterday, I took pics of Echo at a park in town. This bench was made from old skate boards.
Bali, Indonesia
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"دل لگ گیا بے پروا دے نال" Malangs of today are the living echo of the saints who lived above the barriers of religion. bringing humanity close , spreading the message of love .A devote at shrine of Madhu lal (Shah Hussain). www.youtube.com/watch?v=lb3s5w8hI1Q
Location :Madhu lal, Lahore ,Punjab ,Pakistan
This is part of Chiracahua National Monument. Echo Canyon is an overlook site. The valley in the distance leads to Wilcox, Arizona some 35 miles north.
Echoing off the hills, Fortescue Metals Group 011 (C44-9W) and 115 (AC44C6M) lead an empty iron ore train on the Eliwana Line. The train is seen here between Solomon Junction and DeGrey near the 291 km mark.
DeGrey, WA.
Sunday, 31 May 2026.
For a fleeting moment, the airshow disappears. Aircraft, smoke and a storm-darkened sky recreate the tension of another time — an echo of history suspended between memory and spectacle.
Taking lots of pics of Echo as she'll only be this young/ small for a short time and want to make sure I have taken plenty.
The only problem is that she doesn't know the "stay" command yet, and is so busy/ active--so constantly moving. Plus when I kneel down to her level she immediately stops what she's doing and will run to me!
So, here she is at a local school yard and park this morning. We take her out early so she has the entire place to herself and can run and play while it's cool out.
Most of my time here will be intermittent and at night.
Coxo is a favorite spot for the photographers especially from the highway. Trying to get trackside is not as simple although rewarding with the angles of the grade accentuated by the pond alongside the track. The bark of the two locomotives echos across the valley of Wolf Creek.
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.
Three iphone images blended onto a texture in superimpose. Scratchcam and snapseed for fine tuning and handy photo for ice texture. Part of the echoes series.
Just posting a recent shot of Echo taken on our drive last Memorial Weekend.
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I still don't have time to visit your stream and comment like I used to.
I have been viewing most of your pics and commenting sporadically but am finding that it's not fair if I comment at a few of my follower's streams but leave others out so I will stop commenting completely until I have time to devote to Flickr like before.
NO comments necessary. I just wanted to add this to Echo's 2014 set. Have a great weekend and June everyone!!!
One of the most beautiful and least visited parts of Dinosaur National Monument, Echo Park is a accessible by the 12 mile dirt road winding its way through the frame or by boat/raft on either the Green River or Yampa River which merge at Echo Park. The NPS considers this a "primitive area." There are no dinosaur artifacts or fossils in this part of the DNM. Moffat County, Colorado.
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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There’s a distinct beauty in moments that linger just out of reach—memories wrapped in golden light, carrying the essence of simpler days. The past breathes softly, not through grand gestures, but in the quiet familiarity of a melody, a fleeting scent, or the warmth of a sunlit afternoon. It whispers in the rustle of trees, in the hum of a distant highway, in the stillness of a world untouched by urgency.
These echoes are not mere memories but pieces of us, shaping our present with every glimmer of what once was. They hold the laughter shared under boundless skies, the gentle pauses between conversations, and the unspoken joy of fleeting summers. Each moment feels eternal, even as time moves relentlessly forward.
There’s a weightlessness to these reflections—a freedom found in revisiting what was, unburdened by the rush of now. They remind us of the beauty in simplicity, the charm of things imperfect yet cherished, the fleeting magic of connection. And in their company, there is peace, as if the past wraps itself around us with quiet assurance.
The echoes of yesterday teach us to listen, to pause, and to embrace what we once carried forward. They remind us that while time may fade, the feelings remain, rooted deeply within us, like anchors to the soul.
“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,
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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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