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Belgian Air Force Sea King being guided to it's parking spot during the 2007 KB Spottersday at Kleine Brogel Airbase, Belgium.
The Guide Falls are a gentle flow in summer and a raging torrent during winter. A very beautiful site. Also a must see near here is a visit to the cheese factory for cheese buying and tasting. Australia
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Au petit matin avec une cliente venue pour voir et photographier la grande faune sauvage. Les sorties que je propose sont sur :
Searching for compositions in the dark, I came across this natural pathway leading toward the rising milky way.
I've opened up dates in March for photographing scenes like this for anyone interested in leveling up their night photography in one of the most beautiful desert landscapes and designated night sky parks, Death Valley.
Attempt at photographing Comet C/2024 G3 (Atlas) from Hillarys Boat Harbour in Perth, Western Australia. Not the best shot but uploading it as a record.
Here is the second image from Iceland, captured in a place you may not have heard of: Grjótagjá. This cave is one of the most challenging locations I’ve ever photographed a dog in.
While traversing the entire country, we paused in the northeast to explore beautiful locations like this geothermal lava cave, historically used for bathing due to its hot waters.
Entering was no easy feat; the areas where one could stand were very limited, with just two entrances providing opportunities for photography. Our model displayed remarkable courage, adapting beautifully to this unconventional environment.
Inside the cave, gusts of wind stirred, and the steam obscured my view of the subject in the distance. I’m grateful that Bosì could stay on the rock undisturbed for a few moments, allowing the wind to settle, enabling a clearer shot.
Another old image reworked today - (15th Sep 2020) - and given the mono treatment ... Originally taken on 24th May 2013
"Guides office"
Baie de Halong (Vietnam)
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"Guided tour"
Avion III de Clément Ader - Musée des arts et métiers (3ème arrondissement de Paris)
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If you have been following along on this exploration of Oman, you have heard me mention my guide numerous times. This is Faisal.
He is dressed in the typical attire that Omani men wear to work and he had a wardrobe that always amazed me. The interesting thing about our meeting is that I learned that he had seen more sights in America than I had. Strangely enough, I had seen more sights in the Arab world than he had.
I guess that my love affair with the Arab world started years ago when I did a road trip through Morocco. The streets are so vibrant with souks and so mysterious with huge doors and walls surrounding individual homes.
Despite the tensions that occur between nations, they are soon forgotten when individuals meet during their travels.This is especially true in Oman, a country that works very hard to stay neutral in the Islamic world.
If ever you decide to take a trip to this hospitable and lovely country, I am certain that you would love being with Faisal. His name is Faisal Al Kindi and you can contact him @ +96898777999 or by email: jetstang96@yahoo.com.
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A striking low-angle view of a tactile paving strip designed for visually impaired pedestrians. The bold yellow bumps create a mesmerizing pattern leading into the distance, enhancing both safety and urban aesthetics. The dramatic perspective and rich contrast bring out the texture and depth, making this everyday accessibility feature a captivating visual journey.