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Took a solo hike in to the Sipsey Wilderness Area in search of White Falls. Parked at Randolph Trailhead and took 201 to Rippey Cabin (if a cinderblock building can be considered a cabin). After a short break continued on down to the Sipsey Fork and turned downstream. Short distance later turned upstream on White Creek. I could almost immediately hear the falls reverberating through the trees.
We took a detour from our original plan (and I'm really glad we did) for Sunday and headed out to see Antelope Canyon. It's a location on the bucket list of many photographers and after experiencing it in person, I can see why. That tiny little slot above the ground masks an amazing wonder when you head down inside.
A panorama of lower Manhattan. The Brooklyn Bridge can be seen on the right, and the Statue of Liberty is (barely) visible on the left edge.
Flickr handles panoramas poorly, use the download links for a more detailed view.
One of the most amazing places that I have even been to. It is truly a photographer-dream- come-true place. The local tour guide told us that millions of millions of pictures were over internet, but I can't help to add 1 more, or may be 2, or 3. :D
Oneonta gorge is among my favorite hikes at the Columbia River Gorge. I'm look forward to returning in the spring to shoot it at its full glory.
A starless version of the lower portion of Orion, including the Witch Head nebula, supergiant star Rigel,a piece of Barnard's Loop, and Messier 42 The Great Orion nebula. Removing the stars reveals the large amounts of colorful dust clouds and nebulous emission decorating the region.
Minus 10C this morning when I stopped to check on this falls and her twin sister, Lower Westcliffe Falls
Lower Upnor and Upper Upnor are two small villages in Medway, Kent, England. They are in the parish of Frindsbury Extra on the western bank of the River Medway. Today the two villages are mainly residential and a centre for small craft moored on the river, but Upnor Castle is a preserved monument, part of the river defences from the sixteenth century.