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The staircase was seen at Arkenmuseum I Copenhagen. I took the picture because there was nothing on display. The picture is processed further with Photoshop Express on the iPad.
Inclement weather in my neighborhood. Clouds in the sky make good subjects that offer ever changing photo-ops. The hurricane season is represented by a swirl and not as destructive as real weather. Shot with iPhone X Max and processed using the Photoshop Fix and Express apps.
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The airlines are starting to fly again! A picture of the contrails juxtaposed to the waning moon in a heavily cropped zoom taken with the iPhone X Max. I took the photo standing on my back porch and did some further work using the Distressed FX app and sharpened with the Photoshop Express app.
This is the Poulnabrone Dolmen (Portal Tomb) located in County Clare, Republic of Ireland in the Burren Region. This Megalith is a classic example of Portal tomb with a large capstone supported by large vertical stones. As stated in a previous post, they mark burial places in a very distinctive way. They were created between 3000 BC and 2000 BC and are generally held to be tombs, though they may also have ritual significance. There are hundreds of these tombs scattered throughout Ireland, in various states of repair. ##poulnabronedolmen