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Blöndulón.
It kind of needs a fisherman in a little red boat, but it was not to be...
MUCH better large and distraction free! Let the tranquil calmness relax you. Be one with Iceland. For English viewers, this means calming down. Tailgating will not get you to your destination faster. And get that stupid scooter off the road.
The Parallel Forest in the Wichita Mountains of SW Oklahoma was planted by the federal government as an experiment to deal with the effects of the Dust Bowl. Over 20,000 red cedars were planted exactly 6 feet apart in every direction on over 16 acres. There are all sorts of local stories that it is haunted, of satanic rituals etc. There is an old Spanish arrastra near it that some believe is a satanic altar.
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"The time will come when you must embrace there are more worlds than one, my son" my father once told me. I never knew what he meant until the day I found my inner creativity: the day I found my parallel world.
I always find simplistic black and white photos to be riveting: a sister image to this photo. This photo was taken when I was roaming El Matador beach looking for a place to take some pictures. I saw these two rocks on the beach that just sparked an inspiration in me: and this image came to my mind.
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passage into the new world ~a shift in perception ~
there are an infinite number of parallel realities
all going on simultaneously.... Bashar
number sixty three
yup. bokeh is amazing. i wish i could take pictures with my eyes, because when i make my eyes unfocus, the bokah is amazing!!!! :D
camp bokeh
although our lifes are sometimes unfocused, God loves them, and they are all unique in there own way. God made them each special :D just like bokeh :)
Like any community north of the 61st Parallel, Anchorage's nights are long this time of the year. This chart, which was obtained from the U.S. Naval Observatory's website, gives you an excellent idea as to where we are right now.
In honor of our darkness, this week's photos are nightshots!
A westbound BNSF grain train pops out of the tunnel at Drano Lake, WA. The adjacent tunnel carries Hwy
14 along side.