Watson Lake was formed during the early 1900s by the construction of a dam on Granite Creek. It is a reservoir for the City of Prescott, AZ and is located about 4 miles outside of the city. It is known for its scenic granite dells. The area has camping and picnic facilities, but when we visited on a late September afternoon we only encountered another photographer and a couple of hikers and the lake was remarkably tranquil.

Prescott is located in central AZ and at an elevation of just over a mile so it is both cooler and greener than the Phoenix metropolitan area. The city was the territorial capital of Arizona in 1867 and the downtown area holds on to its history with numerous small shops and restaurants in an area surrounding the Yavapai County Courthouse and park. One of the streets adjacent to the courthouse is known as "Whiskey Row" and apparently was a notorious red light district.

Nikon D800

Nikon 24-70 mm f/2.8 at 70 mm

1/200 sec at f/11 ISO 100

September 27, 2017

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formato panorama eseguito con l' unione di quattro scatti.

Medical Research Centre, Adelaide - South Australia.

form- alcippoides, which has white hindwings. This form is more common in Singapore.

Workers harvest the colorful tulip flowers in this fertile agricultural area of western Washington state.

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The sensuous forms of the huge leaves of the Sierra Corn Lilly plant. I never tire of the amazing patterns. Hopefully, before I pass on from old age, I can master enough of Topaz etc. to change the background...........hopefully.

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With a good mixture of rolling stock forming the RhB Table 910 15:41 Scuol-Tarasp to Landquart, Regio Express RE 1252 was in the care of Ge 4/4" 616 'Filisur' when recorded approaching Malans in September 2022.

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Skip at Maud Foster Windmill in Boston

Form and color,

used Filter Forge, Photoshop

Pale shadow

Sensible objects

Intelligible world

The ice crystals formed at the base of stems of Frostweed, Verbesina virginica (Asteraceae) have been given many names - among them: ice ribbons, ice flowers, ice fringes, ice fingers, ice filaments, ice leaves, frost flowers, frost ribbons, frost freaks, frost beards, frost castles (Forrest M. Mims III www.forrestmims.org/gallery.html), crystallofolia (coined by Bob Harms at The University of Texas), rabbit ice and rabbit butter. It is the sap that crystalizes in freezing conditions that we experience now in Texas.

Here in the TWU Butterfly Garden, Denton campus

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I loved this art installation. Thanks for your visit, I have to post and run, but will try to visit tonight:)

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Yesterday we took Jessie to her first ballet class. Does she have good form or what? :) Proud of my girl.

She loved the class. It's a once a week class for an hour each Saturday. It's a ballet/tap class, so we have to pick her up some little tap shoes too. She immediately took a liking to one of the other little girls in the class and ended up followed her around and partnering up with her.

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This little group of dainty fungi appeared in a flower bed. I have never seen anything like it.

nosaj thing

Architectural abstract.

Canon A1 / Ilford HP5+ / Ilfotec DD-X

Behold the Rho Ophiuchi cloud, a beautiful and colorful star forming region

Processing credit : Jean Marc Da Costa

Data credit : Telescope Live

Aquisition :

Red 17*300s / Green 19*300s / Blue 18*300s / total 4h30

EL SAUCE OBSERVATORY, CHILE -70.76300° E -30.47253° N

Telescope Nikon 200 F/2

Camera FLI ML16200

Boxing Day - At Market Raesen Races

This is a quarter view of a 1955 Mercury D-528 concept car at The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, California. The rounded fenders were actually functional -- a spare tire was beneath one and a gas tank beneath the other.

Silkscreen

Está formada por el Pazo de Fefiñans, el arco-puente, la atalaya Torre del Homenaje y por la Iglesia de San Benito, es un de los conjuntos arquitectónicos más bellos y admirados de Galicia, data del siglo XVI. Está rodeada de edificios históricos y monumentales.

Antiguamente era conocida como la plaza del mercado, pues era donde se celebraba semanalmente,

Esta plaza se encuentra en Cambados´, Galicia.

Light on the path.

Mexican wolf cub, Cincinnati zoo, Ohio

Mitt bidrag till Fotosöndag 2020-08-23 på temat form. Ännu en "klassisk Magnus". Inget planerat under veckan blev en snabbt genomförd idé på lördagen när den dök upp i huvudet. Skönt att alltid ha en kamera i fickan nu för tiden.

seen in RT

Sony A7R IV and Aposummicron M 50mm asph

love that forms and patterns made by nature

You will have to find the location on a real map! as the flickr map doesn't even show Tennant Creek, (to the North) or Wauchope just to the South in the NT.

How were The Devils Marbles formed?

The formation of The Devils Marbles are a result of the erosion of the sandstone on top of granite (which was formed millions of years ago due to the hardening of magma within the earth’s crust)- which the Marbles are made up of. The folding of the earth’s crust lead to the lifting of the granite and the erosion of the sandstone, after the granite came to the surface, pressure was lost and the granite expanded causing cracks to form and fall apart in large, square blocks.

Over time, as the square blocks were exposed to water, their surface began to decay. A layer of the rock was flushed away by water and blown away by wind.

The rounded shape of these blocks resulted from both mechanical and chemical weathering, the surface of the rocks often expand or shrink as a result of chemical processes. Because the chemical processes affect the areas with edges more, a rounded shape is formed. The boulders are also suffering from solarisation and temperature differences between day and night- causing the boulder to crack and sometimes split in half.

Reference.. thedevilsmarbles1.weebly.com/formation.html

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Another shot form last month's trip with Steve.

I had the idea that the sun setting behind the Cuillin Hills taken from the Bealach na Bà on the Applecross peninsula would be a good way to end our day out in the west. Unfortunately the bank of cloud over Skye stopped that happening but I still fired off a few shots as the sun slipped out of view.

POINTS 2 VUE :

Sculpture Aluminium et bronze doré. Dimensions de l’œuvre : 220x 80 x 80cm. Dimensions du cadre: 50 x 60 x 7 cm

POINTS 2 VUE® est une installation qui investit l'espace, au moyen d’une ou plusieurs sculptures identiques qui ont la forme d'encadrements vides et pour fonction la mise en valeur de la vision, non pas représentée sous sa forme picturale mais dans sa réalité, laquelle dépend étroitement du point de vue de l'observateur.

POINTS 2 VUE autour du clocher de Collioure est une installation qui met en scène le clocher de Collioure au moyen de sculptures identiques qui ont la forme d’encadrements vides et pour fonction la mise en valeur du Clocher à travers un itinéraire en 12 haltes.

Ce parcours proposé par MARC-ANDRÉ 2 FIGUERES, suit la promenade naturelle, le long de la baie de Collioure et investit l’espace, non pas représenté sous sa forme picturale mais dans sa réalité, laquelle dépend étroitement du point de vue de l’observateur...