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One joy of wandering through the countryside is that you never know what unusual sights you might run across. Here among giant pines sits a relic from the past, now relegated to rust out of sight, its owners long deceased.
Tasman NP, Tasmania
A slight clearing during a storm at sunset produced a memorable light show.
Canon 1DsMkIII, 16-35mm 2.8L, GND.
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Storm clouds advancing over a hilltop field of yellow oilseed rape (Brassica napus). Aberdeenshire, Scotland, near Aberdeen
A storm began to approach while I was photographing the famous yellow hut in Sakrisøy. The sun was behind me and I noticed the rainbow but there was no way I could get the rainbow and the yellow hut in the same picture. I ran around manically looking for a composition that worked and ended up with this.
Beautiful storms rolling over us near the Dallas Divide & Telluride, Colorado. I stood in this hamlet for hours just taking it in.
This was taken when we are approaching Mandaue City from Lapu-Lapu City.
This is Marcelo H. Fernan Bridge, an extradosed cable-stayed bridge which has a total length of 1237 meters (4058.40 feet) with a center span of 185 meters (606.96 feet) connnecting Mandaue City and Lapu-Lapu City. This bridge is one of the widest and longest bridge span in the Philippines.
Marcelo H. Fernan Bridge
Cebu
Philippines
GBRF`s 60056 "Great Gable" Approaches West Bank level crossing after leaving Drax with 6N61 the 12.00 biomass empties to Tyne dock on a very windy but at the right time sunny Friday the 24/01/2025.
No pole today for obvious reasons.
From June. Dawn in Twilight Field. The rain started before I got back to my truck. Its better on black. Thanks for the look and have a great Sunday.
Today is Veterans Day. To all who served our country, Thank You.
This was my fav shot of the evening, It was taken around 11, it was the biggest thunderstorm in the region this summer.
Someone told me that at Elgol, in Scotland, if you close your eyes you can really feel the sound of silence.
I smiled at that sentence, but when I was there watching this storm flowing over me I felt enveloped by a sense of solitude and silence as if the whole world had stopped suddenly.