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A long exposure from Wednesday night as Storm Doris was brewing in the sky, the high water level gave a slightly different look to this well shot place
Clinging to the last vestiges of colour, this lone stem reaches skyward, its deep purple blossoms a defiant splash of life against a brooding, heavy sky. The contrast between the soft beauty of the living flowers and the dry, spent texture of the seed heads tells a silent story of transition and resilience, reminding us that even amidst the darkest clouds, a flash of vibrant beauty can persist.
Such a lovely moment when we stopped along the way, to gaze at the sunset as it drifted down to the horizon.
16 bracketed shots, 48 frames total for this Pano, still doesnt do the scene justice.What a crazy wild fascinating place...outer worldly. Click on this link for some great information. www.americansouthwest.net/utah/factory-butte/index.html
This is a shot of Skiddaw mountain in the north of the Lake District, England. It is the sixth highest mountain in England. I captured this shot after a climb up to the top of Blencathra, a fell to the south-east of Skiddaw. This view also affords views of the Solway Coast and Scotland, in the top right of the photo.
Great Egret fishing for lunch at Teaneck Creek Conservancy today 🐟
📍Teaneck Creek Conservancy (Teaneck, NJ)
️ September 30, 2025
Nikon D500 | 200-500mm
The days grow darker earlier, the air turns colder and mistier. I was drawn to capture a bleak and quiet moment at an aging hardware store. There is a certain melancholy in the scene, a reminder that it is time to accept the end of summer, no matter how hard it may be.
...you can’t buy happiness but you can do a quick two day one night backpacking trip to Imogene Lake in the Sawtooths. Imogene Lake is an alpine lake in Custer County, Idaho, United States, located in the Sawtooth Mountains in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. The lake is approximately 15 miles southwest of Stanley.
The sin of inadvertence, not being alert, not quite awake, is the sin of missing the moment of life-live with unremitting alertness.
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Sunrise over the Jura mountains, shot from top of the Vogelberg (Passwang) 1,204 m (3,950 ft), Switzerland.
Sunrise over the Jura mountains, shot from top of the Vogelberg (Passwang) 1,204 m (3,950 ft), Switzerland.
I arrived at Goblin Valley before the sun. As the sun's glow started to grow, I felt someone staring at me; the Dawn Goblin.
D810 ISO400 1/13sec 70mm ƒ/8
My friend Tobias and I have been on a two-day hike in the Palatinate Forest in begin of August, 2025. We climbed up this sandstone formation in the dark and with our headlamps on. The weather was windy and partly wet. But we really enjoyed the view and the mood up there. We would stay out for hiking and shooting for the whole day and would have a warm dinner and campfire in the evening and a good night sleep in our tents.
October 2025 | Palatinate Forest
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Photographing raptors like this Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) in rehabilitation centers offers a unique glimpse into the vital work being done to protect these majestic birds. Raptors, known for their keen eyesight and powerful hunting skills, often face threats from habitat loss, poisoning, and injury.
Rehabilitation plays a crucial role in their conservation. When raptors are injured or orphaned, rehabilitation centers provide medical care, nutrition, and a safe environment for recovery. This process not only helps individual birds regain their strength and health but also contributes to the overall population by allowing them to return to the wild.
Capturing images of these birds during rehabilitation can raise awareness about their challenges and the importance of conservation efforts. Photographers can showcase their beauty and resilience, inspiring others to support wildlife rehabilitation initiatives. By highlighting these efforts, we can foster a greater appreciation for raptors and the ecosystems they inhabit.