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Highest Explore Position #348 ~ On November 16th 2007.
Deer - Richmond Park - London, England - Sunday November 4th 2007.
I would have liked this shot more had it have been totally in focus, but they were quite a way, away, and I didn't have a tripod..:O(
But I liked the way I caught Mother and Child looking like each other and in the same direction...just luck I guess..lol..:O)
Highest position: 171 on Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Funny thing happened, I looked and I had an extra explore shot, my second picture that I posted to Flickr just explored for the first time the other day
Milton Coffee Shop was posted March 22 of this year and has my second most views
www.flickr.com/photos/gruesome/2353360842/
Odd that it should explore for that date at this point
Another view while still positioned below the Lower Bridge.
The Falls of Bruar are a series of waterfalls on the Bruar Water in Scotland, about 8 miles from Pitlochry in the council area of Perth and Kinross. They have been a tourist attraction since the 18th century and were immortalized in a poem by Robert Burns, The Humble Petition of Bruar Water to the Noble Duke of Atholl, supposedly from the river itself entreating the Duke to plant some trees in the then barren landscape. The falls were probably formed some time in the last 10,000 years, after the retreat of the glaciers at the end of the last ice age. The waters slowly cut through the rock which had been pushed up by the geological forces which formed the Scottish Highlands some 500 million years ago. The layering of the rocks means that the water has cut a meandering path through the softer rock and left the harder rock untouched. This has led to the creation of deep pools, outcrops and, in one place, a natural arch. The falls consist of two large falls and a number of smaller drops. The water is often coloured brown from the peat through which it flows. Nowadays, the A9 Perth to Inverness road passes near the foot of the falls in Glen Garry, and there is a shopping centre and car park from where visitors may access the falls. A circular footpath leads up to the Lower Bridge, close to the natural arch, and continues on to the Upper Bridge, about 1/2 mile from the car park, before returning down the opposite bank. The total drop of the falls is about 60 metres. The narrowness of the gorge means that the falls are most impressive after heavy rain, but since the construction of a hydroelectric power scheme in the late 1940s, water is extracted farther up the river and the falls no longer reach the volumes they once did. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falls_of_Bruar
Highest Position in Explore #88 December 17, 2010 Thank You!
I have always wanted a shot of the Mukilteo Lighthouse with it's Christmas lights on. I really wanted some snow on it, but the lights were not on it when we had our last snow in November. I usually will not do a straight on shot of a building because of the distortion that is created by the camera lens, which I fixed somewhat in Photoshop with a perspective crop.
As I might create a Christmas card out of this, I did not want one of the Washington State Ferries in the shot. I have another from my usual side angle that has a ferry in it, but I thought it would distract from the lighthouse in this case. Here is one of my older shots: www.flickr.com/photos/fresnatic/4832194029/
This is three exposures (-2,0,+2) merged and tonemapped in Photomatix 4.0. Oh how I love the new de-ghosting tool in Photomatix 4.0. The wind was blowing at a good clip, so those icicle lights were moving during the lengthened exposures. I perspective cropped in Photoshop CS5 and erased some of the ghosting that Photomatix did not take care of. Added the Vignette in Lightroom 3.0.
Thank you for the views, comments and faves. I appreciate them. I also want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Spawned Positions.
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contenuti depositati ordini rigorosi striature luccicanti notti inquiete arrangiamenti tavoli misure fantasiose posizioni cerchi avversioni opere,
trésors visions hurlements squelettes grandes lames déceptions extrêmes temps de minéralisation attaches chambres plans ratés coïncidences luttes,
contornos imediatos demonstrações remotas investigações de pergaminhos apreendendo notas afiadas mudando mentes corrosões números,
notater hejst etablerede hjørner designet skitsering mysterier hele begrundet kranium refleksioner agenturets underskrifter brande,
噂の焦りの状況は、埋もれた信念を関連付けます重要な失敗失礼な解決策アブストラクトキーインジェニュイティの言語分割が発生します.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Mounted troopers of the Household Cavalry on duty at Horse Guards - London
Soldats à cheval de la Household Cavalry en service à Horse Guards - Londres
Street photography in Lyon, France. I liked how the lady stood on the escalator, ready to spring into the deep pool of city life...
Male Cuckoo on top of a dead tree on the other side of the river.
They adopt this wing and body positon when calling 'Cuckoo!'.
Did a bit of research - one study found that male cuckoos adopted a certain posture, wing drooping, and tended to keep their tails up more frequently in areas with the highest versus lowest host nest densities. This is consistent with these behaviours acting as potential signals (to females) codifying information on nest abundance in the area.
On the side of a huge square rock on Breakwater falls is this rock cap fern just clinging to life. It's only a couple inches wide. Check out that all the fronds are producing spores - I guess when under pressure, life goes all out!
Another squirrel that fled from me. At a safe height, however, it paused to look down at me and scold loudly
Explore Frontpage, Highest Position #20
The right side is a mirror. I knew that, so i took the shot in a way the mirror would look nice. At least that's what i thought when i stood there with my cam. In the original image there is an ugly wall on the right side.
Canon EOS 50D
Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
59 sec @ F8, 14 mm, ISO 100
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Short eared Owl (Asio flammeus) begins its patrol; Sony a9; Sony 200-600mm lens +1.4X at 840mm; handheld from seated position
Highest position #73 ... thank you!! :-)
Straight from the camera except for a square crop...
Canon Powershot S3 IS
Positionné le long de la route forestière du volcan menant au Piton de La Fournaise, le Nez de Bœuf est un sommet culminant à 2.136 mètres d'altitude.
Sweet ballerina feet from years ago. Ran across this image when I was cleaning up the art room again this morning. 💕💕💕Made my heart happy.
K1 - with FA 100mm Macro lens - 1919 972 Railroad Grade Hamilton 17 Jewel Watch, adjusted to 5 positions, Double Roller. Over a period of time after some disasterous collisions, the railroad companies each began to establish stringent requirements for time keeping capabilities of railroad grade watches, and in 1885 the General Time Convention began working on an industry wide Standard Code of Railroad Operating Rules, which are still effect today. These rules required the watches to be able to hold time within 30 seconds a week. This almost 99 year old watch would need some cleaning and probably some adjustments to keep that requirement. But, it is a steady runner and on a daily basis keeps reasonable (non-railroad) time.
-19- Taylor Vause (EC Bad Nauheim), DEL 2 - EC Bad Nauheim gegen ESV Kaufbeuren, Bad Nauheim, Colonel-Knight-Stadion, 24.11.24
Now for the real deal. A Metra inbound rolls under the PRR Position Lights at CP Morgan Street, preparing to enter the canyon of skyscrapers that make up Chicago's massive skyline. This was probably one of the most successful shots that resulted from today's expedition into the city.
In Explore Position Unknown ~ January 5th 2007.
French Robin - December 20th 2007.
Yup, yesterday we were promised snow here in London, England....yet all we got was light drizzle..Hmmmm!!
Tiss just Lies, Lies, Lies, and statistics hey...:O(
Seeing this surfer balancing brought back memories of checking the daughters positions while she practiced ballet.
Very much on the 'to do' list for the AFRPS is the "Hutnik" - an 0-6-0T constructed by Fabryka Lokomotywim "Feliksa Dzierztnskiego" of Chrzanów, Poland. The appearance is similar to the the USATC S100 'USA' tanks which were built for the war effort, but there are some design differences between the two types.
Alongside is Avonside Works Number: 1919, "Cranford". An 0-6-0ST which would be our locomotive for the afternoon part of the Steelworks visit.
14th March 2020.
"The Lake Mission" with Andre Govia, Pere73 , Guli , Matdur69 , Frogros, Trifuji ,Controtono , Topoloco02 .indianajones01
(I finally got the new shots)
Two ancient buildings are located in a position that in ancient times supplied for certainly strategic advantage. From this point you can clearly see Levanzo, Favignana and the Trapani coast. The two buildings have different natures: The Roman house had a military character while the Byzantine church has religious peculiarities. The first building was for defensive purposes. It had a complex system of facilities useful for conveying water collection.
The Byzantine church dates back to the early centuries of Christianity. Almost adjacent to the Roman building, it is rectangular in shape about 10 meters long, with a main and a side entrance, with barrel vaults and four central pillars. The church has a single nave divided into three spans of which the central one is the highest and ends with a hemispherical vault. The style is very reminiscent of the eastern one, which leads to the hypothesis that the church was erected around the 11th century by monks of the Byzantine rite, on a previous basis of Christian worship.