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Almost there... HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Like I wrote before...
Once I was also a beginner, this is one of my 'earlier' images, developed and printed in the wet darkroom.. yes, photographers used to do it in the dark, LOL...
I wish you ALL good health for 20018, good light and ever-charged batteries...
thank you, M, (*_*)
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Minobusan Kuonji Temple
Five-storied pagoda
身延山久遠寺・五重塔
It is a five-storied pagoda of Kuonji Temple.
The original pagoda was built in 1618,
but it disappeared many times due to lightning strikes, etc.
This pagoda was restored in 2008.
久遠寺の五重塔です。
最初は1618年に建設されたようですが、
落雷等で何度も消失し、
2008年に復元されたものとなります。
Minobucho, Yamanashi pref, Japan
The ship on the obverse side of Canada's ten cent coin is the famous racing/fishing schooner the Bluenose.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluenose
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The Hebrides
Can’t believe it was 5 years (2012) when we went here. Have five lots of items to post. This is the second. A very beautiful place to visit with the weather on your side, could imagine it to be very bleak.
"It is only necessary to make war with five things; with the maladies of the body, the ignorances of the mind, with the passions of the body, with the seditions of the city and the discords of families." -Pythagoras
Seen along Halsey street in Northeast Portland. Photo taken for Crazy Tuesday: Repeating Objects. HCT everyone!
And for Tree-mendous Tuesday. HTmT everyone!
Five Bells - local pub in Burwell, Cambs - something of a grab shot, a few moments later the road was filled with parked cars!
I took the photo from a cliff. You can go down it using a long stone staircase called five hundred steps.
# #landscape #travel #traveling #Cliff #sunset
January 24th, 2025 marks the 5 year anniversary of Kulaan and I. How has he survived? It’s simple, really.
Brainwashing.
Yep. Take it out every evening for a nice scrubbing before placing it back in his skull. It does wonders and can be therapeutic.
I’m not the sappy type (usually, but I have my moments) but he knows the things I don’t say and that’s what counts. Here’s to another year!
Wrapping up my random mode archive dive and starting a new set with this moldy oldie. The new set will be photos of multiple (at least two) subjects.
This is a seventeen-year-old image taken with my first digital SLR. One of my first moose encounters. We found them in the Bighorn National Forest, Northern Wyoming.
Beautiful morning, cold and misty... out of the fog five figures loom large, slightly earie and in silhouette... OK maybe not but still, the image looks good, the trees fit the rule of odds and the crop/frame works well for me.
The Five Sisters of Kintail, shot from the village of Ratagan on the shores of Loch Duich shortly before sunrise on the last morning of my recent trip to the Highlands.
Mono County wild stallions engaged in a battle. This moment makes it appear that they are just playing around, but that was not the case. I noticed later that the light horse has only one hoof on the ground.
The bridge itself is quite old and was originally built in the 17 hundreds by Capability Brown. One side of it has a small weir
Five Arches bridge (built in 1781 as part of their designs by Capability Brown)
I did this little painting in a workshop. The instructor flashed photos on a screen and gave us 5 min. to paint each one. This painting is a little out of focus. It is 8 X 5.
So I saw five deer running over a frozen meadow today - and this is the best photo of all five of them. You can count them by the white 'spots' ('white rump patches' is the correct name) that you see disappearing towards the row of trees. You'd better view this large or zoom in :-)
First they had run over the icy areas on the meadow, causing loud sounds of cracking ice.
Migrating white pelicans are on the move through the Upper Mississippi River Valley. If there's anything more graceful to watch than a flock of flying white pelicans, I don't know what it is!