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Photo taken just past the middle of nowhere. The location was down a long series of dirt roads, somewhere between Hanksville and Torrey, Utah USA
Snorkelling in Lake Superior
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I´m sorry about the poor quality (I cropped it extremely) but I really like this photo... so I want to show you :)
Oh c%@p! It's Macro Monday and none of my other "just white paper" photos have worked out. Where will I find some inspiration?
I did try a lot of experiments with gridded flash and burning paper but (butt?) none of them were to my liking.
1:1 reproduction ratio. Window light.
Burg Hermannstein Wetzlar: Burg Hermannstein is a hilltop castle in Wetzlar-Hermannstein that was built in the 14th century.
Location: The castle is located on the Schwarzenberg as a hilltop castle above today's Wetzlar district of Hermannstein in central Hesse.
History: The upper castle of Hermannstein Castle was built towards the end of the 14th century to protect the Hohe Strasse and the Hessian border above the Lahn Valley.
Architecture: The castle consists of a Gothic residential tower on a trapezoidal ground plan and a late Gothic residential building at the foot of the rock.
State of preservation: The castle has been preserved or significant parts have been preserved, including the residential tower and the residential building.
Significance: Hermannstein Castle is an important part of the history and architecture of Wetzlar and Central Hesse.
Burg Hermannstein Wetzlar: Die Burg Hermannstein ist eine Höhenburg in Wetzlar-Hermannstein, die im 14. Jahrhundert erbaut wurde.
Lage: Die Burg liegt auf dem Schwarzenberg als Höhenburg über dem heutigen Wetzlarer Stadtteil Hermannstein in Mittelhessen.
Geschichte: Die Oberburg der Burg Hermannstein entstand gegen Ende des 14. Jahrhunderts zum Schutz der Hohen Straße und der hessischen Grenze oberhalb des Lahntals.
Architektur: Die Burg besteht aus einem gotischen Wohnturm auf trapezförmigem Grundriss und einem spätgotischen Wohnbau am Fuß des Felsens.
Erhaltungszustand: Die Burg ist erhalten oder wesentliche Teile sind erhalten, darunter der Wohnturm und der Wohnbau.
Bedeutung: Die Burg Hermannstein ist ein wichtiger Teil der Geschichte und Architektur von Wetzlar und Mittelhessen.
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Two trees.
Our PROBUS Club Happy Snappers recently undertook a trip into The Rocks for an excursion with the intention being that we were to primarily photograph the architecture.
Once again I became distracted and lost focus when I spotted these two trees across the street from where I was standing and immediately the challenge changed from architecture to botany.
With just the right amount of sunlight filtering through the urban landscape it provided the ideal setting for this image as the trees also acted as an additional filter to the prevent the sunlight reaching the sandstone background.
The Rocks, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Both elegant ole stylish ladies these , both 95 years old and holding their age well and both are sisters , 1926 Lancia Lambdas . Their on a Sunday outing with other members of the Lancia Car club with these girls getting that added respect for age and grace .
Gold Coast Motor Museum
Coomera
Gold Coast
From a walk in the area at Stubbergaard Lake and monestary near Vinderuo, Denmark - April 30, 2021.
This is from a walk on the "bog path" - a 1.7 km boardwalk through the swampy area at the northern end of the lake.
Two little tulips ... one is just about beginning to fully show its self and the other is about to end its short life!
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Bempton Cliffs
I couldn’t believe my luck when one puffin landed on the cliff right in front of me, so imagine my shock when the second one arrived. Two or three of the shots were a bit fuzzy as it’s quite windy up there, the cliffs are 330 feet high so so tend to catch the sea breeze. This one was the best of the bunch. The gannet in the background seemed oblivious to their presence.
Figures seem to differ on how many breeding pairs of puffins return to Bempton Cliffs each April/May. Each pair lays a single egg in a crevice in the rock face. They normally leave around July. You’d think being as there are so many of them they’d be really simple to spot, not so, they easily get lost among the other larger birds, of which there are many thousands. Bempton is home to 200,000 breeding seabirds. When the puffins land they very quickly vanish into the burrows in the cliff face, so if you’re not quick, they’re gone.
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