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This was the view looking north east as the sun was setting behind me and the full moon on the rise.
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Northeast wall and watertower of the Habsburg, antiottoman fort in Osijek, Croatia. Built around 1720. The wall was dismantled around 1920, and only obut 1/10 of it remaina.
Hamnøy is a small fishing village in Lofoden, Norway. It is located about 1.5 kilometres northeast of the village of Reine,
The first time I seen an image of this it was somewhere I always wanted to visit and this week I was lucky enough to make it. We had a 4.30am start to make it for blue hour and having an hour or so of snow sleet and rain to stand in but well worth it.
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It's as if the sunflowers already knew what was about to happen, as they tilted their heads as if that would bring something. Thank you little suns for this opportunity.
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Some days the sunset clouds line up in unusual directions.... in this case about 90 degrees from the angle that would be more common that time of year. Alas, it seems winter has arrived here this week..... at least it chased away the Colorado fire smoke we had the past few days.
Last light of the day is hitting Coal Mine Canyon, on the border between the Hopi and Navajo Indian Reservations in the vast desert of northeast Arizona. Coal Mine Canyon is a long way from any famous attraction and is not signposted in any way yet has become quite well known because of the amazingly colorful formations that line the upper end of the ravine. The canyon is one of many remote, little-visited sites in the Southwest where the main interest comes from the detail of the rock, the colors, forms and textures of the eroded sandstone.
Image is part of the South-West Tour.
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ome 250 kilometers northeast of Kunming, the capital of China's Yunnan Province, lies Dongchuan, a rural area with the world's most imposing red earth. Spread over vast terraced fields, Dongchuan’s unusual brownish-red color comes from its rich deposit of iron and copper. Exposed to the warm and humid climate of Yunnan, the iron in the soil undergoes oxidization to form iron oxide which is naturally red in color. These oxides, deposited through many years, gradually developed into the extraordinary reddish brown soil seen here today. Every year during spring, when this area is ploughed for agriculture, a large number of visitors and photographers come to see squares of freshly upturned red earth waiting to be sown along with areas of budding green plants. The fiery red soil juxtaposed with emerald green barley, and golden yellow buckwheat, against a blue sky produces one of the richest color palate rarely seen in nature.
From northeast Texas to far south Texas is about a 10-hour drive. Luckily, I didn't have to make it in a single go. My favorite birding location in Brownsville, only five minutes from my SIL's house, is Old Port Isabel Road. I hit it at sunrise on three successive mornings with at least a few different birds showing up each day. This shot was from the first morning with the full moon setting and the only squadron of American White Pelicans I was to encounter: an encouraging start.
An Amtrak PTC Extra heads east on the Northeast Corridor passing the former Attleboro Tower. The lead unit, Non-Powered Control Unit 90213, is a former Amtrak F40PH which has certainly pulled trains on this section of track in its former life.
Just north of my home from a country road overlooking a pasture with a lonely Cottonwood tree. I took a lot of photos of this setting of the sun. I did not expect it to light up as it did. Patience sometimes pays.
Whilst Andy was off flying the drone overhead I decided to do the opposite and go for a low shot getting as near as possible to the rockpools left behind by a low tide, in the hope of grabbing a reflection shot or two.
Anyway it's North Blyth (again!) and 66737 making it's first moves towards Fort William with the 6S45 of the 12th April 2025.
There was a whole village of these falling down sheds and barns by the road near Lawrence KS. There were no trespassing signs all over the place though so my heaven was not complete. Would have loved to be able to walk amongst them and get many more shots.
Bristol RI USA - 4th of July - Independence Day Parade - 2018
Lieutenant Joel Borrelli-Boudreau, Director, Navy Band Northeast
Hverir, Northeast Iceland 20200802
Hverir is one of the most active geothermal areas in all of Iceland. Also known as Hverarönd, this region stands out for its ochre-colored landscapes and the numerous fumaroles and boiling mud pools dotted over its moon-like terrain.
In spite of the intense smell of sulfur, its curious geothermal activity entices visitors to walk along Hverir's trails and marvel at the natural wonders of Earth. Due to the high heats of the subsoil at Hverir, it's very important not to leave the signposted paths, both to preserve the impressive landscapes and to avoid getting burned by the steam from the fumaroles or putting your foot in a boiling mire!