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Cats have had a built in GPS and radar system long before humans ever thought of the idea. Most whiskers are rooted in the thick pads on the upper lip, but smaller sets are in the eyebrow area, along the chin, and near the feet.
Feline model - Lucy
When I go driving around in Seattle, this is how I do it. I drive here and there, getting lost and getting found, and thus getting to know my new city without being told by a robot what to do.
This male Cape May Warbler is a long way from its wintering grounds in the Caribbean. A mega rarity, first sighting of this species in this part of British Columbia.
Abbotsford, B.C.
Painted skies of pastel winter lights in sunset in a cloudy day with red cabin and snow, reflection and fantastic layer fjord at Kjosneset, Highway 862, Senja, Norway.
GPS might not the exact point of this photo.
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After a little incident the the other week when he decided to snap the long line and end up in the middle of nowhere on a snowy hillside wrapped round a tree and spending a rather cold night alone (not that he was bothered in the least it seemed) I've invested in one of these little gadgets. .. all I can say is wow! (pitpat) I suppose it also means my other half can always see where I am ... and be impressed with my fortitude when she sees me zooming up and down the hills!! :)
Taken by : ME
Place : Garmany
Model : Me
photo date : August 7, 2008 , At : 21:29:08
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Camera: Canon EOS 400D Digital
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off
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NOTE: Any provided GPS is usually only a rough estimate, and not intended to be the exact point where the photo was taken.
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The Greenville & Western Railway nears the CSX interchange in Pelzer after swapping cars with the Pickens Railway in Belton, SC.
Turn left? Turn right? - Rubik's Cube is a challenging puzzle.
Macro Mondays
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March 18, 2019 (UTC)
We arrived in Tahoe early in the afternoon, did the whirlwind tour of Tahoe. What a pretty day, sunny, warm and party cloudy. Our first goal was to scout out the location of known photo ops, but also to find some new ones. We found several areas that we are going to go back to when the weather is better. A few parts in the back country, which I am really happy about. Since I have been trying to get Jim to go on a back packing trip for years.
Our scouting led us into Nevada to look for the elusive bonsai rock. Luckily, I had a GPS with the coordinates. So I set the GPS to navigate, so we would know how close we were to the parking/trailhead as we drove south. I looked over the edge of the cliff and could see bonsai, but the GPS still said 4.2 miles, then after another minute of driving the GPS beeped to illustrate that we were there. Oh well, just goes to show that technology still has a way to go.
We took the long straight down, boulder hoping route to bonsai. With camera gear, wading boots and extra warm clothes in tow... it was a bit of a journey. Luckily, we spent a few hours there, so the trip was worth it.
I posting an image from twilight, since Jim's sunset can not be beat.
Nikon D300
Tokina 11-16mm @ 13mm
f/16 for 100.4s
ISO 100
Lee .6 soft GND
Singh-Ray 3 stop reverse GND
Howard Beach is one of my favorite beaches. It is part of the much larger Howard Park and the long causeway that leads to this island beach makes it feel like the beach in in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico.The park is located west of Tarpon Springs, Florida and before GPS you needed to live there to find it.
Another shot with the Twin Sisters, but when 644 had six GPs for power, it was definitely necessary. Lawrence, WA, 4/19/2026
CSXT GP40-2 #6059 & GP38-2 #2742 idle in the wee hours of the morning after a run to Gettysburg and back to service customers along the way. January 28, 2025. Ilford HP5+, Nikon FM2N.
What a glorious September day to be out and about in the Rockies! The day started out a bit foggy, but everything cleared up quickly. Beyond South Kananaskis Pass is British Columbia. Our GPS says we walked about 25 km's round-trip, and our feet do not disagree...
In 40+ mile per hour winds (I’ll let you guess the direction) and weeks or searching, I found this Great horned owl nesting. She has no idea how happy I was to see her, so much more than she was of me I am sure.
With her nest now GPS’d, I look so forward to photographing her and her youngsters in the months to come!
The journey is as important as the destinations. Road-side Randomness in CA, AZ, NM, TX, UT, and NV on my Epic Winter Break Road Trip.
Unfortunately, my GPS had been switched off and I didn't realize it, so I have little idea where most of these were actually taken.
I believe this would be around Marble Canyon on 89A in northern Arizona.
Birds are moving, never know what can show up, this mourning saw the Eagle hit the water ...no shot .... then land in a nearby tree. After the shot I noticed the bands on his legs and then saw the transmitter on his back...crazy..
I have the band number and sent photos to NYSDEC hopefully get some info, would be nice to know !
Roseland, NJ
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Still dumping south of Cedar Grove. A mishap in hearing the trains original warrant stopped us from going any further