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It seems to me that these are three brothers, their faces are very similar. And the youngest brother, apparently, is used as an engine😀.
Black Sea.
“I almost wish we were butterflies and liv'd but three summer days - three such days with you I could fill with more delight than fifty common years could ever contain.”
― John Keats.
Never been happy with any of my shots from Three Shires Head.
Including this one!
I will get back early spring time me thinks.
I went at the weekend when we had some mist & fog. I was hoping it had come as far down the valley but it hadn't.
What looks like it might be some kind of modern art is actually completely random and natural erosion. These rock hoodoos or spires of this type and dimension are fairly common at Goblin Valley State Park, near Moab, Utah.
As a thunderstorm passed in the distance I got the camera low on the tripod to use some vegetation as the foreground element. As luck would have it the storm delivered the background. A lighting trigger was used with an exposure set for 6 seconds which generated the slight blur in the bushes due to the windy conditions.
Three Mile Bend, Upper Yellowstone River, Yellowstone National Park.
If you go: it's almost 30 miles from the nearest parking lot.
This is a direct scan of a photograph I came across last week - taken December 1986 in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, here in Australia.
The photo is taken as is, and no modern filters or adjustments have been applied. I like the retro-feel this 36 year old image has.
These rock formations are made of sandstone, like the walls of the surrounding Jamison Valley. The three formations were created by wind and rain which is constantly sculpting the soft sandstone of the Blue Mountains. The Three Sisters can be seen from Echo Point lookout.
A commonly told legend of Our First Nations people tells the tale of three sisters 'Meehni', 'Wimlah' and Gunnedoo'. These three girls were part of the Katoomba tribe. All three fell in love with men from the Nepean tribe; however laws forbade the girls from following their desires and marrying outside their own people. A major tribal battle ensued, and the sisters were turned to stone by an elder to protect them.
The site has UNESCO world heritage listing.
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The Rotal Liver Building, Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool building on Liverpool's waterfront. Collectively known as The Three Graces, photographed from the Museum of Liverpool steps.
The finale of the Cunard 175 celebration as the Three Queens line up on the River Mersey.
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Three floors of a building in the abandoned Distillery in Ferrara (Italy).
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Being an amateur photographer, I accept gladly also the critical comments to my pictures by the more experienced photographers. I want to know what is good and what is not good in my photos. Feel free to express your opinion on my photos, so you know that you learn from your mistakes. Thank you all for your comments and favorite