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Arches and sea stacks at Tongaporutu, New Zealand.
On my third visit to Tongaporutu I was determined to reach the end of the beach where I found this double arch and more beautiful sea stacks.
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Poznan, Poland
Film Noir moments lead me onto a fun and imaginative walk home as the entire "film" plays out and all of the interesting characters fall into place. Here we have the "femme fatale" on her way to meet the protagonist.
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Sunset over a pear blossom bedecked orchard in the Hood River Valley.
I have allot of keepers from this evening, but I wanted to get this one into my photostream. I liked how the blossoms from the barn and the mountain.
Daily wonder looking at the Sibillini Mountains... view from our Sukkah, Virginia climber framing the National Park
This was our best view of Sleeping Giant during our ten-day backpacking trip in 2019. We're on the Minong Trail between Todd Harbor and McCargoe Cove.
Nanabijou is the Anishinaabe deep water spirit, turned to stone here.
Sleeping Giant is a provincial park outside Thunder Bay, Ontario. Isle Royale National Park is part of Michigan, but is much closer to Thunder Bay and Minnesota's North Shore than to Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
A different composure to normal. I really liked this walkway acting as a leading line into the image, the cut down tree stumps on the right looked nice just sat in the water, and I decided to frame the shot with the trees surrounding me.
Leica Leicaflex SL (1974), Leica Summicron R 50mm/f:2 (v1), ilford delta 400 iso, fully open, handheld at dusk