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A fascinating Himalayan hamlet upon a table land at 3,430 mts...the crest of Nandadevi peak peeps through the clouds...taken on way to Nandadevi East Base camp trek in Kumaun Himalayas, India
Fascinating to see one of the power sets that works the hump mosey down towards the transfer year at Northtown Yard. I especially wanted to get a photo of this set with BNSF 58 in the middle - a unit with an interesting history. Meanwhile, H42 passes over on the Canadian Pacific overhead.
For every beauty there is an eye somewhere to see it. For every truth there is an ear somewhere to hear it. For every love there is a heart somewhere to receive it.
HBW Everyone! :D
“I fell in love with flora of all types, especially ferns. Loved the sparse structure and repetition of shape - almost fractal.” - Jack Dorsey.
I took this image in June when the ferns were so fresh in the forest. You know they are actually considered a weed by some experts of plants. I was going through some images I had saved on my iPad and this one was a nice reminder that we need to get out and hike more.
"Fascinating. So many details and with the greenish tones it is almost surreal art." // "Fascinant. Tant de détails à observer. Et avec ces tonalités verdâtres, ça devient quasiment de l'art surréaliste." (Elliot MARGOLIES / www.flickr.com/photos/elliotmar/)
"Remarquable cette création. Le choix du monochrome et de la teinte (et le travail de texture) semble même une évidence tant le résultat réussit un équilibre subtile, un spectacle captivant." // "Remarkable creation. The choices of monochrome and tone seem so obvious, as the result crates a subtle balance, a captivating view." (VINCENT / www.flickr.com/photos/58769600@N07/)
"Peu importe le lieu c'est une photo universelle, peu importe le temps c'est une photo intemporelle. Une réussite." // "No matter where, this is a universal picture. No matter the time, it is a timeless photo. A success."
(Jacques CAFFIN / www.flickr.com/photos/126603373@N08/)
It was absolutely spectacular for me to see how these clouds formed a great experience for me ...... A day to remember!
Fascinating interaction between a Harrier and a Peregrine. They chased each other, had physical interaction, then split.
Bombay Hook NWR, Delaware.
Crystal clear water and bizarre rock formations covered in moss and beautiful colours can be found at the Traun Falls near Roitham (Upper Austria). This place, unknown to many, is trully a fascinating place like from another world
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Such fascinating residence with beautiful garden! And with elevator in the tower. :¬)
See LARGE.
Somewhere between Laranjeiras/Botafogo/Flamengo districts, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Have a good night/day. :¬)
Fascinating little creatures. They look like tiny tribal masks on legs. Overall length of this one was about one centimetre.
Vicki, a photographer, introduced herself after I took this image of her observing Jackson Pollock's 'Blue Poles'.
I should have asked her what she was thinking while looking at the painting.
The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
日比谷ミッドタウンの6Fのテラスから撮影
フェンスの隙間のポールにカメラを置きました。
左折する車の光が面白いのでUP。
This picture was taken from 6 F of terrace in Hibiya midtown.
I placed a camera on the pole which is between the fence and took a picture.
The car light which turns left is fascinating, so upload.
RKO_6905. From the archives. When scrolling through my archive I found this nice shot. Looking at the image I wonder why I din't take a landscape shot with some more space at the side of its head.....😏
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Ok, parties of geologists come to places like this on holiday. I overheard one of the group leaders saying that the beach is littered with stuff that was spat out by the volcanoes across the sea in Skye. A while ago. So whilst there are plumes of dark volcanic rock thrusting out of the coast, this end of the beach is covered in green algae pebbles and rocks where the freshwater river flows out to the sea, but further back where the sand is pale and fine, is where the black volcanic grit, washed out of the surrounding mountains flows over the 'white' seashell sand to make all the patterns I show elsewhere in my photostream. The shoreline is quite steep, with a deep heap of granite pebbles of varying colours and strata, that rolls back and forward with the tides and sometimes thunderous Atlantic waves crashing into the bay.
This is a stitched image of nine frames that didn't quite join up as wonderfully as I had hoped, but you get the picture. Nice grey, cloudy sky. End of the track, fabulous isolated back o'beyond holiday home on the Ardnamurchan Estate at Fascadale, fully equipped with jump leads.
Macro fun with L while she was in a "sitting still" mood.
I love eyes and the details you can see when right up close are fascinating
Portraiture
I enjoy photographing everyday people I have never met before. I find them exciting and fascinating to converse with, where age and gender doesn’t matter. They’re all wonderful folks with good stories to tell, and it’s a pleasure to take their portrait.
…always looking forward to my next adventure.
-Thomas
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I find the high moors fascinating places not just for the natural beauty and weird rock formations but also because, many years ago, they were a hive of industry, principally mining or quarrying. This was taken on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, close to the hamlet of St. Breward. As well the moorland scenery it shows a cheesewring which although resembling a man made object is actually a perfectly natural rock formation created by erosion. Close by can be seen the remains of an old mining building which overlooked an open cast mine where, probably, tin or copper would have been extracted. It is likely that the miners walked several miles to and from their homes to this mine in all weathers. I visited on a fine day but it was still a bleak and windy place. Truly, those miners worked between a rock and a hard place.
Thanks to Alice Popkorn for the use and abuse of her texture "Magic Veil".
Read more about this fascinating sim in the blog of Inara Pey:
modemworld.me/2020/01/25/lebensraums-dream-of-asia-in-sec...
LM to this sim: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LebensRaum/252/136/994
This waterfall in the southwest of Iceland is located 1,5 kilometer downstream from the famous Brúarfoss.
The impressive turquoise water drops here into a small canyon of black lava rocks.
Let me tell you the fascinating and dramatic story of this bird island on the west coast of Norway. In the year 1725 a ship from the Netherlands descended here. The ship was loaded with gold. The gold treasure was later found by divers. The island "Runde" has only 150 inhabitants. But every summer, more than 500,000 seabirds come here to nest. And tourists from all over Europe come here, either to experience this adventure or to find remnants of the gold treasure... Thanks for your visit and comments, my Flickr friends. I hope you're all staying safe and healthy. Enjoy your summer):
Lassen Sie mich Ihnen die faszinierende und dramatische Geschichte dieser Vogelinsel an der Westküste Norwegens erzählen. Im Jahr 1725 landete hier ein Schiff aus den Niederlanden. Das Schiff war mit Gold beladen. Der Goldschatz wurde später von Tauchern gefunden. Runde hat nur 150 Einwohner. Aber jeden Sommer kommen mehr als 500.000 Seevögel auf die Insel, um zu nisten. Und Touristen aus ganz Europa kommen hierher, um entweder dieses Abenteuer zu erleben oder die Überreste des Goldschatzes zu finden. Es ist ein Abenteuer... Vielen Dank für Ihren Besuch und Ihre Kommentare, meine Flickr-Freunde. Ich hoffe ihr bleibt alle gesund und munter): …
Laissez-moi vous raconter l'histoire fascinante et dramatique de cette île aux oiseaux sur la côte ouest de la Norvège. En 1725, un navire des Pays-Bas est descendu ici. Le navire était chargé d'or. Le trésor d'or a ensuite été découvert par des plongeurs. Runde ne compte que 150 habitants. Mais chaque été, plus de 500 000 oiseaux marins viennent nicher sur l'île. Et des touristes de toute l'Europe viennent ici, soit pour vivre cette aventure, soit pour trouver des vestiges du trésor d'or... Merci de votre visite et de vos commentaires, mes amis Flickr. J'espère que vous restez tous en sécurité et en bonne santé. Profitez de votre été):
Déjame contarte la fascinante y dramática historia de esta isla de aves en la costa oeste de Noruega. En 1725 aterrizó aquí un barco de los Países Bajos. El barco estaba cargado de oro. El tesoro de oro fue encontrado más tarde por buzos. Runde tiene solo 150 habitantes. Pero cada verano, más de 500.000 aves marinas llegan a la isla para anidar. Y los turistas de toda Europa vienen aquí para tener esta aventura o para encontrar los restos del tesoro de oro. Es una aventura Gracias por su visita y sus comentarios, amigos de Flickr. Espero que todos estén sanos y salvos):