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Goleta en la bahía superior de Nueva York, entrando al East River.- U.S.A.
Schooner in the New York Upper Bay, entering East River.- U.S.A.
a lifer !
I particularly enjoy seeing woodpeckers so sighting this kind that was new to me was a real treat
Goleta Monarch Butterfly Preserve. February 2019.
Where I actually saw more hummingbirds than butterflies!
The brakeman of northbound LOF66 gives eastbound train AMPNG a roll-by as it leads autorack empties south.
Time travel is a fable, but when one sees a boat like this and closes one's eyes, giving room for imagination, anything can happen.
Se llama "Cantabria Infinita" y da paseos por la bahía de Santander hasta salir a mar abierto, frente al Sardinero, y... agarraos!!!!! es gratis!!!!!!!!!!!!!! o era, porque me parece que ya dejó de salir...
Una gozada de paseo...
Feliz martes de... uyssssss... no, si ya es miércoles!!!! llegué tarde!!!! jejjeje
BESOSSSSSS...
NÁUTICA embarcação de dois mastros, com vela latina no da popa, velas redondas no da proa, e sem mastaréu de joanete
A squadron of pelicans trace the shoreline as a westbound loaded ballast train approaches Arroyo Hondo creek making its way along the famed ex-Southern Pacific Coastline.
Took this with my iphone as we were shooting a short golden hour sunset scene with the two actors.
Edited by an app called Instagram - it's so nifty!
“Down by the seaside
See the [trains] go [racing]
Can the people hear
What the little fish are sayin'...”
UP train PLVSL makes its way across Gaviota trestle just after meeting Amtrak’s No.11 Coast Starlight, seen off in the distance.
Happy World Photography Day!
At the last minute I decided to go out and shoot in honor of the occasion. This morning I want out early...just missing the best light right before sunrise. This pier is only a few miles from home, so I rushed out and took a few snaps.
Today so far has been rough. Very rough morning. Didn’t enjoy it at all.
So I need a smile. And here God gave me one. I’m just happy knowing that I’m able to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
I don’t have the energy/attention span to comment today, so no need for you either. Just enjoy this smile.
As a tribute to his appearance on today's Nine Club podcast, here's a shot I took at a mini-ramp session in Goleta, California, sometime in 1995.
This was most likely shot on Kodak E100VS, my favorite film stock at the time. I was using a 17mm fisheye lens on a Pentax Spotmatic that I picked up at the Earl Warren photo swapmeet for cheap.
A horizontal comp from a very nice day at the beach back in March. If you go back a bit in my photo-stream you will find a vertical comp from the same shoot. Near Campus point and UCSB.
Here's the vertical: goo.gl/4JXSeV