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Dusk at Monterosso al Mare (Monterosso Bay) with Old Town free beach to left in photos and also a lighted trail to the village of Vernazza in the distance - Italian Riviera, Italy
Pools of water form on the trails of Monument Valley after intense rain making it difficult for vehicles to navigate in the soft soil. Though total precipitation is limited, only 8 in. annually, when it does rain (mostly in August and September) the water is unable to be absorbed quickly and can remain on the surface for an extended period.
Monument Valley is a Navajo Tribal Park (30,000 acres) established in 1958 and located on the border of Arizona and Utah within the 16 million-acre Navajo Reservation. The Valley (actually a plateau) is one of the most iconic and enduring landmarks of the American West with its isolated red mesas, buttes and a sprawling sandy desert that has been photographed and filmed countless times. Crimson mesas and surreal sandstone towers rise hundreds of feet in the air. The rock formations in the background are called the "Totem Pole" (tall single spire on the left) and the "Yei Bi Chei Rocks".
The Totem Pole stands 400 ft. tall. The Yei-Bi-Chei resembles a holy figure among the Navajo people. In fact, distinguished Navajo men dress as Yei-Bi-Cheis and dance for healing purposes in a very sacred nine-day ceremony called the "Night Way Ceremony". The Yei-Bi-Chei rock formation appears to have a line formation of several different Yei-Bi-Chei dancers.
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This inviting walking trail is at Phipps Park in Stuart, Florida.
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In order to complete Section # 28 and Section # 23, I had to hike this trail again.
However, I'd hiked this in February with my pal Bill and Charlie.
It was nice to see this trail in all of its fall glory.
Charlie did not come on this hike. It ended up being nearly 8 miles in distance because I took a wrong turn.
:)
Ueno, Tokyo
Feb 2015
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Sweet Creek Trail has so many interesting aspects, waterfalls, catwalks bolted to the canyon walls, and the mysterious coastal rain forest full of ferns and hanging mosses..
An image taken about a year and a half ago having been inspired by the light works of J C Mills Photography....about an hour before sunrise in the Bolehill Quarry , Peak District....thanks for looking :)
ps red light is fizz (Irish Terror)
30sec, iso100, 45mm, f/7.1
My first star trail ... very much a test shot to learn some lessons for when I do it for real later in the year. The focus isn't quite right here but I put this down to it being 2am in the morning and the few nips of Laphroaig that I had consumed beforehand :D Also, still very much learning how to use my camera's intervalometer.
We've just planted some bedding plants in our various garden pots and planters, including this blue trailing petunia, which has been the first to flower. It will hopefully be joined by various other colours in the next week or so.
A view from along the Winter Trail in the Lehigh Gap area in Pennsylvania.
www.alltrails.com/trail/us/pennsylvania/lehigh-gap-east-l...
The color is peaking and the leaves are starting to fall around here. My favorite time of year. I have been away for a few weeks and will try to catch up as I can.
As I was packing up after shooting the sunset in my previous post, I heard the telltale symphony of honks that gaggles of Canadian Geese make. I saw that they were heading my way, so I quickly framed up a shot of where I thought they might land, switched to video and adjusted my settings. Only the four that did the close flyby landed on the lake, but the framing worked out fairly well anyway.
As you can see, I applied the stacking technique I often use with my timelapses, creating the trails showing their flight paths.
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Little Laurel Run from the Quehanna trail in Moshannon State forest. Nice two night trip doing the west cross connector loop.
Soundtrack // Bande-son: THE INNOCENCE MISSION ("I Would Be There"): www.youtube.com/watch?v=Owl36qmw2PM
"The clouds that race me might be TRAILING IN COLORS... Over the lawns... And out of this song... And so high over the world then..."