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Hinterburg castle in my hometown Neckarsteinach. Tis castle was built in the year 1100. It,s the oldest of 4 castles here in Neckarsteinach.

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Blick von der Hinterburg auf Dilsberg und den Neckar. Die Hinterburg ist die älteste unserer 4 Burgen. Sie wurde im Jahr 1100 erbaut.

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This is a photo of the downtown Seattle public library. Built by Rem Koolhass, this piece of modern architectural art is as amazing on the inside as it is outside. This structure has been shot a ton so I really tried to give it something I hadn’t seen before. Out of all my shots that day, this one “popped” most for me. I brought out my wide angle lens (14mm full frame) and got really low to the ground for this shot. Standing on the corner, I could just barely squeeze in the entire structure. I waited for the sun to peek through the buildings downtown and captured the reflection on the side of the building, which I felt added to the dramatic nature of the structure. As you can see, there is a bit of lens flare, but I actually liked it this time. If you follow the flare trail, you can see it reflected all the way to the street sign on the left, which is ultimately why I decided to keep the street pole in. I really liked all the angles in this shot!

If you like this kind of funky perspective, here's another one of the Seattle Center.

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I couldn't find any kind of official name for this geological appendage so I gave it a Latin name that sounded pretty good. It translates to "rocky point." If you know that there's a real name for this outcropping of rocks in Big Bay State Park on Madeline Island, Wisconsin, let me know.

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Went out today for a drive, wound up here. I know the colors are off, I dont care, I kinda like the edit with the wierd colors. 5 Shots merged in Photomatix and edited in Lightroom2

Charles Bridge, Prague, République tchèque

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HDR. 5 exposures each 1 stop apart. The colors are a bit saturated.

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chalk art at ChalkFest 2009 in front of the Cleveland Museum of Art.

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Pagani Huayra, Paris, France

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A stone wall dividing fields from open moorland, Revidge Moor, Warslow, Staffordshire Moorlands

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Revidge Moor near Warslow, Staffordshire Moorlands

An obligitory "money shot" of Split Rock Light House near Two Harbors, Minnesota. Any closer and the MN Historical Society requires you to pay $10 for a wristband. Not sure if that includes high-powered zoom lenses or drones. It's a common view of the joint but I tried to spice it up a little by whipping a little HDR in the processing.

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Quartier de la Defense, France.

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A look at the highway 210 bridge crossing the St. Louis River in Carlton, Minnesota.

A view of Isle Royale from the SW tip of Passage Island.

Ferrari F458 Italia, Plaza Athénée, Paris, France

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I was going for that 1963 Popular Science Magazine color illustration kinda vibe. I think I got it to work with this shot of Bruininks Hall on the campus of the University of Minnesota.

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A spiffy view of one of the more picturesque lakes of North America located in the Porcupine Mountains (Porkies), Michigan.

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This stunning slice of nature comes courtesy of Lochness Park in Blaine, Minnesota—an autumn day so damn perfect it’s almost suspicious. The leaves are burning into their fall colors, clouds drifting lazily like they know something we don’t, and the lake’s surface reflects it all back at you—like reality itself is giving you a wink. One fleeting moment in the endless chaos, frozen for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy it while it lasts.

The same hydrographic survey ship we saw last year from Takeshiba Pier was tied-up alongside this year. In some ways it's nice to see the same shot again for a second year in a row. Plus I can see a quality change from the D300.

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Justin and I went ended up in the same place for this year's first sunrise as we were in for last year's. Wasn't entirely meant to pan-out like that, but the nearby place we wanted to be at was full of people.

A few more of Japanorama's photography students turned up. The brave ones! Thanks Charles, Rishi, Justin and Kane for coming out. It was a fun morning.