Taller Than It's Wide
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It was a rainy day in New York City. I was hanging out the window of our car, we were moving at 40 mph, maybe on 42nd Street, and it was lunchtime, not night. So you see, some improvising was necessary!
#21 - Dark, 52 in 2017 Challenge
HSS!
Tall Ships at Blyth, Northumberland. The Tall Ships in dock waiting to set sail in the 2016 Tall Ships North Sea Regatta race from Blyth to Gothenburg, Sweden.
A great day spent viewing these beautiful gals!
...standing tall...
...a lone flower...
...soaks in the sun...
...absorbs its power...
...can you too?...soak and not speak?...
...without a leak?...
Reed is a common name for several tall, grass-like plants of wetlands. These were seen alongside one of the Fishing Lakes at Bransholme Nature Reserve in Hull,
Bluebells at Crabtree plantation Basingstoke. These are particularly tall the leaves now emerging on the trees they are fighting for light.
Another support that persistence give results. Trees are super rare on this mountain in Dalarna, but this one manages just fine.
Black & white wide angle image looking up at tall trees in a woodland in Cornwall, England.
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I've posted a day shot of this ship but I feel like the night shot looks interesting. I just found out Galveston is offering day sails to tourist. Checked it out on line and it's $300 dollars a person. So, looks like I won't be going out for a day sail anytime soon.
A series of inverted reflection images taken on a recent still morning at Hobart harbour.
Straight out of the camera. No photoshop filters or additions.
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Margin of the forest near the former cutting. These trees used to grow within the stand that's why they're so tall and thin. Taken in Serpukhov district of Moscow region
Orihuela, Spain.
View of part of Diocesan College Santo Domingo from Travesia Ramon Sije.
Called the "Escorial de Levante". It was built between the early sixteenth until the mid-eighteenth century. Was once the former University of Orihuela and today is a nursery, a primary and a secondary school at the same time.
Standing tall the Roker lighthouse see’s a brief respite in the incessant pounding as sun gets a momentary look at this fine structure. The plan is to one day leave the family home and head south to be nearer our children. If we can ever decide on where then when, this icon will be a big miss to me, but I know it will be forever standing tall.