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An abstract architectural shot of the apartment that we stayed in a couple of years in Split, Croatia.
One half of a small geode, showing its internal quartz structure. I bought this recently at a flea market held in my parish's school.
Split Mountain is one of 7 peaks forming a beautiful 270 degree mountain cirque in Wyoming’s Wind River Range. Four of the peaks, including Split Mountain, are over 13,000 feet high. Stroud glacier stretches across the base of 4 peaks to the right of this image, and is the source of the Green River, the Colorado River’s largest tributary.
A thin line of trees can be seen growing on top of a very old moraine at the cirque’s exit. That glacier is long gone, and the cirque's valley is now all rock, meadow and river.
I didnt expect it to be so easy to photograph people in Kashmir.
We were walking by the lake very early morning when we saw him do his morning walk.
Srinagar, Kashmir
Marmontova Ulica - Old Town Split - Splitsko-Dalmatinska županija / Split-Dalmatia County - Dalmatia - Jadransko More / Adriatic Sea - Hrvatska / Croatia
Photographing the Split Rock Lighthouse in the fall is a mesmerizing experience. As the vibrant autumn leaves paint the landscape in hues of gold, red, and orange, the lighthouse stands as a majestic sentinel overlooking Lake Superior. The crisp, cool air and the clear, serene waters provide the perfect backdrop for capturing the timeless beauty of this iconic landmark. This photo illustrates the dramatic sunset illuminating the sky and casting of an orange tone on the clouds crossing at an opposite diagonal. Fall is undoubtedly one of the most enchanting seasons to explore and photograph the Split Rock Lighthouse. This photo was inspired from Greg Lundgren's Split Rock Lighthouse Reflection. If you like the image, then check out the back story Split Rock Lighthouse Reflection. Note: This is best viewed on a HDR monitor.
It seems the Goldfinches are back again! There were quite a few checking out the feeders today. I'm guessing the cold weather is what made them head our way?
This one has one foot clinging to the chain of this feeder, while it perched for a few minutes enjoying the pepper treated sunflower meats. You can see one of the Goodie Cups on the ground in the background
Sitting at a different window today from yesterday, gave me a different vantage point, so today this little feeder was the closest one to me. Maybe I didn't need to zoom in so close? LOL!