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The famous T. A. Moulton Barn photographed from the backside at sunrise.
Usually, this is shot looking west to enjoy the Grand Teton Backdrop. On this morning it was 4°F (-15C), and there were no other photographers. I decided to try something different with the morning glow
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║ ❝ Stuck in reverse. ❞
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Haven't posted a lake photo for a while, and when I do they tend to be from the other side of Tuggerah Lake over at Long Jetty. This is on the Chittaway Bay side looking away from the sunset.
The Tuggerah Lakes Estuary and Catchment Ecological Health Project includes a range of activities around the foreshores of Tuggerah Lakes and within sensitive wetlands and bushland sites fringing the estuary. The project aims to improve the ecological health of Tuggerah Lakes, focusing on storm water improvement, water quality, riparian and wetland ecosystems, bank and foreshore stabilisation, construction and restoration of saltmarsh habitat, wetland management, erosion control and research studies.
I was wondering, if you had to choose one mythological creature to share a house with who would you chose. I would go for a Centaur. Apparently, they love parties and wine so could be some fun nights. And if you were out with them, you could just jump on their backs for a ride home!
see what you are on the inside
look for and find your source
any time is good to do that
but this time is perfect.
Find out who you are!
Says Sri Ramana the sage of Arunachala:
"what is the use of knowing everything else,
when you don't know yourself?"
but not book knowledge, not school knowledge, -
direct experience, direct knowledge...
follow the I thought to its source...
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Reverse my fall and leave me there
Nurse my soul into care
Turn this all and if it's fair
Then you might as well leave it there
After spotting a few tanks at Winthrop Junction for the Mineral Range, the L540 backs up the north end of the CNW National Mine Branch to return to Euclid Yard in Ishpeming, Michigan where they’ll set out the empty gondolas for Humboldt and continue northwest towards L’Anse with two cars. The old Soo Line-style junction sign and (packed with snow) cantilever signal bridge once governed the confluence of Soo/CNW/LS&I traffic just to the north of this location.
A patch of grass in some flood waters, This is a large crop from a shot i`ll post shortly but I just like this standout patch which you will see later when I post the full image.
We found this little fella near the bee stock in the woods! Dusty and taking a break! Take a look at the details!
Shot taken with the reverse mounted 18-55 mm kit lens and external flash.
In the nineties, my now-husband and I drove all around Pembroke Maine, searching for Reversing Falls, a tiny town park on the remote coast of Downeast Maine. Just about to give up, a weathered paper plate tacked to a telephone pole, hand-written in faded black magic marker, pointed the way. Enchanted by the tidal falls, we camped there for three days - and never saw another soul. Today it is a 191 acre preserve on Cobscook Bay.
Cobscook is the Passamaquoddy tribal word for “boiling tides." And indeed, the ice cold salt waters appear to simmer then boil as the 24 foot tide rises and falls over a hidden underwater ledge - towards the shore as the tide comes in; reversing direction as the tide falls out.
Everything moves. Eagles fly and dive. Porpoise play, swimming in against the tide then turning to ride out on their backs, flippers in the air. You can almost hear them laugh, all to the rhythm of the ocean.
And if you are there at exactly the right time, there is a brief moment between the incoming and outgoing tide when everything stills. The eagles perch, the boiling stops, the porpoise disappear, and the bay flattens to glass. Magic.
Reverse angle from the previous photo. A view towards the waterfront known as "Phoinikoudes" (Palm trees) from the old port, now a Yaht marina at Larnaka, Cyprus.
We spent some days in Kyoto, Japan. Timing was perfect for Hanami, or cherry blossom viewing. We took a taxi to the philosopher's path (哲学の道) at dawn, a canal that has plenty of Sakura trees. You can see the reflection of photographers standing on a bridge.
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Today I have booked to go back to the uninhabited island of Skomer for three nights, next July,,,,,,,bring it on :o))
For FlickrFriday #MadeInJapan
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This young pizzaiola takes her break on this doorstep, not far from the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. There's a tourist frenzy rumbling around her, but she's sitting there quietly, living her life. And I see her, all contrasting colours. That's all it takes to create inverted colours.
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Cette jeune pizzaiola prend sa pause sur le pas de cette porte, non loin de la fameuse tour de Pise. Il y a une frénésie touristique autour d’elle qui gronde, mais elle est assise là tranquille, elle vit sa vie. Et moi je la vois, toute en contraste de couleurs. Il n’en faut pas plus pour créer les couleurs inversées.
Schwertlilienrüßler,lissenboorder,lissnuitkever.
A portrait taken with a single shot.. equipment used,
A tamron 28 F2.8 reversed on a full set of ext tubes 65mm and a diffused sb700 flash.
this tiny guy is approx 4mm long
the old adage, check out the rear of the eatery to gauge the quality of the establishment can sometimes lead to more than what you bargained for