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Framed by stately Cottonwood trees, this is one of many lovely views from our city's lakeshore.
This is looking eastward to the rolling waves of Lake Michigan.
-- Sheboygan, Wisconsin
-- October 17, 2022
-- iPhone 11
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Tree arches and perspective discovered at Garin Regional Park in the hills east of Hayward, CA, San Francisco East Bay Area.
Discovered a natural framed view of Mt. Tamalpais across the San Francisco Bay From the Berkeley Mariana.
A quiet morning unfolds over the Krickenbeck Lakes as the golden sun rises behind a veil of mist. Framed by an old oak tree and dense riverside greenery, this view captures the serene magic of dawn at one of the most diverse wetland landscapes in the Lower Rhine region.
This moment was taken during a photohike at sunrise, when light, reflection and silence converge. The area is known for its birdlife, reed beds and moorland biodiversity — and this tranquil mood reflects its poetic essence.
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The historic St. James Santee Church was established in 1687
It is located in McClellanville, South Carolina. Shot with an 8mm.
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Well, environment Canada is predicting nasty weather tomorrow here. So, it's always nice to have "warm reminders" hidden away in our computer that we can pull out and look at.
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Last sunset as the excessive winds developed up to 60 km per hour ( glad it didn’t reach 100 km per hour ). Despite the 30 minutes loss of electricity, and a few trees down, no significant damage to our region. Today sunny and a high of 6C, but still windy 30 to 40 km per hour.
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Lake Mulwala is an interesting expanse of water and can look quite interesting and beautiful but marred in its view by the myriad of old dead gum trees that must make navigation for water skiers dangerous and difficult. Located between NSW and Victoria, Australia.
In 1939 Yarrawonga Weir was built across the Murray River between Yarrawonga in Victoria and Mulwala in New South Wales to create Lake Mulwala. It is located immediately downstream of where the Murray and the Ovens River meet and upstream from the Barmah Millewa forest.
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Framed by a knarled dead tree overhang, NR23-118 with Pacific National's 7SP3 slow for a cross on the approach to McLeay siding on Oct 3, 2021
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Dramatic tree frame view of Aurizon's P2514-P2509-P2508 rounding a curve at Bookara while leading empty grain train 4G52 bound for Mingenew on the Midland Line on May 5, 2022
Aurizon's P2514-P2509-P2508 empty grain train 4G52 bound for Mingenew on the Midland Line pass a line of wind-swept trees at Bookara on May 5, 2022
A bucket list shot of the Golden Gate Bridge through two cypress trees located just west of the Ft. Scott ballpark.
Forgot my tripod mount at home, so this was shot handheld just after sunset: 5d mkII / 50mm 1.8 @ f/5.6 / 1/50 sec / ISO 3200
Just over 10 years ago, GM43-GM42-2214 head a loaded Loxton to Port Adelaide grain train framed by one of the numerous scrappy mallee trees in the Mallee Region of SA on Saturday April 4, 2015. IIRC this was one of the last grain trains to operate on the Loxton branch before it was closed and was chased by an enthusiastic posse of fans - one or two more enthusiastic than others!
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"Cemeteries should be more than places where stones lie on the ground. Cemeteries hold the stories of the people who have lived in the past... people who have shaped our past".
"Los cementerios deberían ser algo más que lugares donde las piedras yacen en el suelo. Los cementerios mantienen las historias de la gente que ha vivido en el pasado... gente que a moldeado nuestro pasado".
-Audrey Bierhans.
Dramatic tree frame view of Aurizon's P2514-P2509-P2508 approaching a curve at Bookara while leading empty grain train 4G52 bound for Mingenew on the Midland Line on May 5, 2022
A doorway into a golden forest framed with two aspen trees and a peek into the rocky mountains.
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GWA narrow gauge grain train at Cummins on the isolated Eyre Peninsula railway in South Australia, March 27, 2019
A framed copy of this photo was given as a gift to all GWA Eyre Peninsula rail employees when the line closed.
With Union Pacific 4034 on the point, the graffitied nose of an SD70M turns into the morning sun as at Cable as the Los Angeles bound Intermodal train out of Brooklyn, Oregon goes into the final few twist and turns of the Tehachapi Pass's North Slope. In less than five minutes the train will be blasting through the crest at Summit Switch and the train will begin it's decent into the Mojave Sink.
“I thought San Diego must be Heaven on Earth… It seemed to me the best spot for building a city I ever saw.” – Alonzo Horton, 1867
When I am not exploring the jungles of Cambodia or looking for the nearest taco al pastor stand in Mexico, I do occasionally get a chance to photograph around my hometown of San Diego.
San Diego’s modern skyline has been described as “contents of a toolbox.” Find the:
1) “Flat-head screwdriver” of the twin towers of the Hyatt Hotel.
2) “Phillips screwdriver” of One America Plaza building.
3) “Allen keys” of Emerald Plaza.
San Diego, with its “toolbox” skyline, is Heaven on Earth, so there must be a Home Depot in Heaven!
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Bowmans Rail units CM3308/3309 (leased from CFCL Australia) climb the grade out of Jamestown, South Australia, with #1501 empty Cristal Mining train heading to Kanadah (Broken Hill) for loading with mineral sands - Sunday 2 July 2017.
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St. Peter and Paul Cathedral is one of the most important showplace in Czech Republic and view point number one in Brno. Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul is also pictured on Czech ten Koruna coin.
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Genesee & Wyoming Australia's GM37/GM43 on 8M42 work train are dropping rail lengths near the 220km post between Wirrappa & McLeay in South Australia on 3 July 2017.
After almost 18 months sitting out in the open on the storage roads at Dry Creek (Adelaide), these two 50-year old locos were fired up again in November 2016 for use on this rail train contract.
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Former SAR and AN ALCos 963-961 push the last rake of redundant AN covered bogie vans for storage on the closed Eudunda to Kapunda line on April 10, 1995. Some of the better ABFY wagons were deactivated for the new SCT operations and fitted with high speed standard gauge bogies.
Motive Power Issue No. 140 March/April 2022 features Part 1 of the SCT Logistics story with 21 historic photos of the early trains.
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Taken back in August at one of the parks here on Long Island. This is one of my favorite shots to date, especially with the way the framing worked out. Another thing I like how this shot came out after doing some tweaks, it looks like a painting sort of.
On the same late afternoon when I experienced the magic of light and fog in the forest and on the mountain, I discovered this breathtaking view. Looking through the natural window framed by trees, it felt as if I were peering into another world—a world serenely floating above the misty sea that settled over the valley.
Am selben späten Nachmittag, an dem ich den Zauber des Lichts und Nebels im Wald und auf dem Berg erlebte, fand ich diesen atemberaubenden Ausblick. Die Sicht durch das natürliche Fenster aus Bäumen fühlte sich für mich an, als blickte ich in eine andere Welt – eine Welt, die ruhig über dem nebligen Meer schwebt, das sich über das Thal legte.