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East Greenland Dog Sled Expedition
Travelling with Inuit hunters over the frozen fjords of East Greenland.
Made a quick dash out to Hood River in hopes of catching a sunset of Mt Hood. It was a fairly cloudy day, but had lots of patches of clear sky giving me high hopes that the fast moving clouds would reveal the mountain just in time for a couple photo’s. Unfortunately, the clouds stuck to Mt Hood like glue and engulfed her totally from view, dashing my high hopes! so I grabbed a quick barn shot on the way out of town as a consolation photo.
On a side note I watched the movie “127 hours” (based on a true story about a climber that becomes trapped under a boulder while canyoneering alone near Moab, Utah and resorts to desperate measures in order to survive) this weekend, which is a great reminder to always leave notes or tell people where you are going when heading out for some hiking / photography fun, something I rarely have done, but this movie really opens your eyes on a how things can turn for the worse in a split second!
There can be only one! The Helsinki Roosters (6-0) are now the only undefeated team in Vaahteraliiga, after they beat the Hämeenlinna Huskies (4-1) 8 - 35 on June 19th at Kaurialan kenttä, in Hämeenlinna, Finland. Here's Huskies' Roman Runner making a nice high-flying catch during the game.
Just a little build for Blade Runner 2049, I'm really excited for the movie Blade Runner was a amazing movie. I hope the new one can live up to the old one.
My other choice for Macro Mondays...Card. I actually like this one better than the one I posted to the group but thought the group might not accept it since it's hard to see that it's four cards, not just a group of numbers.
Barcelona. Catalonia.
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Note the swinging ponytail/braid and its corresponding shadow.
(In Flickr's "Explore" page, May 28, 2018)
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Went for an early morning stroll.
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Rosie Unleashed.
She is a force, and we only do this when she has a destination. Otherwise its good-bye Rosie!!
With less than 20 minutes until sunset, New Mexico Rail Runner train no. 519 literally pulls through the middle of the busy intersection of St. Francis Dr. and Cerrillos Rd. just south of downtown Santa Fe. As with most views around this northern New Mexico city, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains loom in the background.
This train will only run as far south as Albuquerque, before tying up for the day.
Red Runner Retreat
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A cloudy night at an old cafe and gas station along historic Route 66, Mojave Desert. This structure had burned on the same evening as the Goffs General Store, likely due to arson. Volunteers had cleaned up much of the area and even repainted part of the historic "retreat" sign. This structure was the former cafe. After two long years, my night photography friends and I got together for an eight-night trip to Nevada and California. This was a 1856-mile night photography safari with Tim Little, Mike Cooper, and George Loo, and George the monkey. Illuminated during the exposure by a full moon trying to break through the clouds and a handheld ProtoMachines LED2 light painting device. This photo will most likely appear in my third history/night photography book I'm working on now. Thank you.
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(Plate 5963) Pentax K-1/15-30mm f/2.8 lens. 3 minutes f/8 ISO 200. October 2021.
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Mural by Max Sansing aka @maxsansing seen in the Marquette Road railroad underpass at Dorchester Street in the Woodlawn area of Chicago, Illinois.
Photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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British Airways Helicopters Sikorsky S-58T G-BCLO seen crew training down at Shoreham back in the 1980's
This is a Turbine conversion of the basic piston engine driven S-58 airframe allocated H-34 Choctaw when in military service with the US and various air arms throughout the late 1950's, 60's & 70's
The British Westland Wessex was a licence-built S-58 eventually powered by twin RR Gnome Turbo-shaft engines, used extensively by the RAF and RN
Civilian operators used the Wessex for oil-rig related operations for which this S-58T in the colours of BAH was probably also used. This one has a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T-3 Twin-Pac Turboshaft replacing the original piston-power plant
I'm not sure how many they acquired but I think they were short-lived with BA?
Scanned Kodak 35mm transparency
Al fondo factoría Solvay Química. Tomada desde el Puente sobre la Autovía A-8 Torrelavega-Santander.