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This shot of one of the Three Sisters of Nauset lighthouses was taken in July 2016 when I traveled to Cape Cod for the Cape Night Photography workshop. Not sure why I waited so long to post it. I cropped this down from a larger composition and all lighting was provided by our stellar host, Tim Little.
I took a bunch of pictures of bicycles in downtown minneapolis and made some of them into postcards. This is one of them.
This one i also used when i made a single speed bicycle calendar.
A 120-degree spherical pano of a single-standing fir tree on a parched river crease near Bolshaya Kura, Irkutsk district.
120-градусная сферическая панорама отдельно стоящей ели в русле безымянной пересохшей реки в окрестностях села Большая Кура, Иркутская область.
Single Kiss:
The perfect way to show your affection on Valentine's Day just has to be a single kiss, and if you want to remain anonymous, this premium and exquisite Grand Prix Rose finished with a sparkling diamanté pin is the ideal way to send your kiss! This Rose is widely regarded as the most luxurious of all red Roses so they're the only way to go if you're planning to make a real statement this Valentine's Day. They're an absolute delight with velvety petals in richest, deepest red.
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My cousin called me and told me to rush down to the local marina because the sun was a powerful red tonight. I was lucky enough to find a perfect spot with only 4 other photographers, there must have been about 30 below me at the foot of the cliff.
As soon as the sun hid behind the mountain all the other photographers left. 20 min later I got These amazing light rays from behind the mountains right as I was finishing packing my gear and heading out.
This is over the Marina in Des Moines, wa