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A Mining Bee (Andrena sp.) on a thistle flower in Big Bend National Park.
Raynox DCR-150 mounted on my Panasonic FZ8.
Thought I'd have a go at a HDR shot of a mine machine I saw in Cripple Creek, Colorado. I have no idea what this bit of equipment did, but I thought the yellow looked kind of cool against the drab field.
Indigenous Wayúu man at a meeting that is part of Cerrejón’s Foundation for Indigenous Development in La Guajira,Colombia.
Photos: Nicolas Villaume
A friend of mine showed me this old mining building in a secret spot here in Sonoma County. I'll be returning to this site later to photograph it more. Anyways image was 6 shot HDR with my Canon 5D3 and 24-70L. Processed in Photomatix, CS5, and Niks CEP 4.
An unexpected find in Crosby of all places.
Wigan Coal and Iron Company shop front. Tucked away on the edge of town in what looks like a 1920's warehouse building.
Round Mountain mining area. Turns out the surprise 'railroad crossing' isn't really a railroad, but some sort of mine road that somehow gets priority over the other road.
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The mining museum has a lot of information about Phuket's history as well as information about tin mining. Read more about the Phuket Tin Mining Museum on my blog @ www.jamiesphuketblog.com/2011/01/phuket-mining-museum.html.
Touring Baker County with Globe Trotter Travel Guide Japan
Touring Baker County with the editor for Globetrotter Travel Guide Japan including a the Sumpter Dredge, Cracker Creek Mining Museum, Sumpter Municipal Museum, Eastern Oregon Museum, Dick Camp Memorial Park, and dinner at the Haines Steak House before touring downtown Baker City during the Hells Canyon Motorcycle Rally including stops at Barley Browns Brewery, Copper Belt Winery, and the Geiser Grand Hotel .
For more information about Baker County Oregon or any of these attractions visit the Baker County Tourism website at www.basecampbaker.com
Part of the mining exhibit at the Connecticut Museum of Mining and Mineral Science, Connecticut Antique Machinery Association, Inc., Kent, Connecticut.
Anaglyph - requires red/cyan glasses (flat version also available).
The old Massey backhoe in the foreground only just escaped being pushed into a pit as Henry Walker left site.
I taught myself how to use this old girl after knock off each day. We got a few more years use out of it.
There was about a metre of slop in the slew function so you had to be careful digging next to buildings.
The mining bees are back in force in my garden. Along the edge of the grass by an old stone wall are a series of holes that these solitary bees have made. They are very small and so pretty (how do they keep their hair so tidy in their burrows....lol!!) and I love seeing them each year. Most have a russet colour fur on their thorax - the one above is a little pale