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[NOTE: Because these newer photographs are "matted" so that they have breathing room, and so that they can be seen on a white ground, in the thumbnails they appear very small. They are not. They are in fact VERY high resolution. For whatever appreciation they might deserve, they should be seen large. You only need click the image, and even click again, to enlarge them, either on a computer or a tablet.]
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Yesterday, my cousin, sister, and I went to the Payette National Forest near McCall, Idaho to go hiking. At the trailhead, we separated ways.. they wanted to cover a lot of ground and I can't blame them for not particularly wanting to wait for me while I took pictures (and they wouldn't have wanted to to follow me to the places I hiked to get to take photos).
Boulder lake lies just south of Boulder Mountain, which is 8,377 feet. It was surrounded by thick forests and steep hills. At the far end was a pretty meadow. I hiked over six miles round trip, having reached the far end fo the lake that is shown in the distance in this photo. The hike ranged fro 6,250 to 7,700 feet. I met one couple there who had been fishing... they caught a cutthroat trout and a rainbow trout.
Note: To view the this image in chronological order with the rest of the photos from my recent 4,500 mile (7,242 KM), 4-month overlanding trip from Florida to Washington and back, visit www.flickr.com/photos/stevefrazier/albums/72177720302601994
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In doing this weeks (Feb. 12, 2018) Macro Monday theme "In a Bottle", I decided to incorporate the technique learned from last weeks theme of "Monochrome". I was very happy with this result.
Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada.
The initial plunge strikes a ledge which directs the flow outward from the cliff resulting in a spectacularly messy waterfall (Note 1). Because of its separation from the cliff, cross winds have a big impact. I also did video, which shows that the heavy wind-driven mist (Note 2) is actually moving upward. Total height of falls is 384 meters (1260 feet).
Looky what came in the mail today!
A box full of stuff from a friend that has "Moved on" from Lego.
Mwaahahaha.
>:D
The sad thing is, most of it was megablox.
D:<
Note: I decided to leave the airplane trails in the shot. Maybe it seems a bit more authentic this way? There are also some meteor trails. I left those too.
Stars spin around Polaris as faint aurora glows on the horizon in this long-exposure night scene overlooking an abandoned one-room schoolhouse in rural Wasco County, Oregon. Many of these historic buildings have long since disintegrated into piles of wooden rubble but a few remain standing, complete with their iconic cupolas, serving as a monument to the pioneer spirit of early Oregonians. Just as they did one hundred years ago, the sparsely populated farmland areas of the Pacific Northwest still provide ideal dark sky locations for stargazing.
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Verdin inspecting low-hanging fruit for pests. Better viewed large. Interesting notes on Merlin site, www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Verdin/overview
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