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I've changed the dpi and file size of this one, but that's about it. This is my all time favorite pic of Squeegee. I'm posting this to Viewbug.com, along with some of the other recent edits. Lots of work getting things changed up!
This photo was taken an early spring morning near Uppsala - Sweden. It has been chosen to be jury favorite on the site viewbug.com. It is at the moment one of the finalists in the "Photographer of the month Vol.4" on the same photocontest site! You can see all the finalists here:
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Beautiful flowered field of cherry with sunflare
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Indian Brook Falls in Philipstown, NY.
The steady rain of the past few weeks gave an excellent opportunity to visit my favorite waterfalls. Indian Brook Falls, just south of Cold Spring off 9D, is an easy hike/walk from the Audubon parking area. A perfect place to enjoy nature.
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By chance, I rediscovered images taken during a first RedBubble Meetup (with members of the "Welcome Pennsylvania" group).
Figure why not reprocess these HDRs with my current software and post-processing workflow.
This is where I first met Lori Deiter. And just by chance,
Tim Devine was there shooting the falls!
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Ricketts Glen State Park
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
May 17th, 2010
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Here's Vinnie! He is a miniature pinscher. He is 7 1/2 months old now. Check out his set and look at the difference in how much he has grown. He is STILL a little shrimp with the BIGGEST heart. :) This dog is too much fun! We just love him...:)
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Cavern Cascade on the Gorge Trail of Watkins Glen State Park.
In contrast to the image posted yesterday, this was taken from the opposite side of the falls before the morning light reached the back wall. The feeling was much more somber, yet still had a natural beauty of textures and subtleties.
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SERBIA, Mount Rajac
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These guys are hard to photograph. So pretty though. I have 10 of them in my little pond. Very relaxing and fun to watch. I was told the blue one is more rare. I just know that I like them. :)
This is a re-edit of a shot taken back in 2009. I am uploading a lot of photos to viewbug.com, and having to increase dpi and file size on them, and I found that for some reason, the site won't let me pull from my home computer, so I've been taking the images right off Flickr after reposting them there. If they look familiar to you, they just might be! If you've been looking at my work for a long time, you might recall these shots. I hope you will like them, anyway, and they will be a new experience for those who haven't seen all my albums yet! I'll be off Flickr most of the time as I've had tons of transitioning to do, moving hundreds of photos, editing, and trying to go to work in the meantime. Not enough hours in the day...
while returning from Nubra Valley via Khardungla , this was shot on 09 June 2017 during lunch break just before South Pullu
geology and rocks are amazing in ladakh region
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A different POV for the bridge.
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Another of my sunset series. I hope you don't get bored of them!
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Marvão Castle stands at a height of 843 metres above sea level, on one of the highest points in the Serra de São Mamede, known as the Serra do Sapoio, in Portugal. The crag on which it stands is a fairly rugged escarpment, forming a natural point of defence, to which access can only be gained from the east, the direction in which the village has spread inside the walls. From here it was possible to watch over the nearby frontier with Spain and observe the Spanish town of Valencia de Alcántara, from where enemy forces were frequently expected to come.
The first castle to be built in Marvão was by its founder, the 8th century Islamic knight, Ibn Marwan. He used the hilltop fort as a stronghold to survey all his conquered lands. Islamic rule held strong for nearly 5 centuries until Marvão was reconquered in the 1160s by King Afonso I.
Just over a hundred years later, during the reign of King Dom Dinis, the current Castelo de Marvão was built. This was at a time when the Moors were finally being pushed back and the border with Spain needed to be secured.
Marvão Castle itself is a fine example of a crusader-era medieval castle. Its austere thick granite walls enclose part of the village and the tall central keep. There are many innovative features to aid the defence of the castle such as; arrow-slits to reign arrows on any attackers, bent entrances to slow down the progress if the gates were breached and a series of "killing zones" such as the triple gate where death could be rained down on any invaders. (source: www.travel-in-portugal.com/attractions/marvao-castle.htm)
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Male Hooded Merganser with his catch of the day on the Rideau River, in Ottawa.
Unfortunately for him, he seemed to be struggling with the fish, trying to flip it to align with his throat but the fish eventually escaped. Good day for the fish. Not so much for the merganser.
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Impressions of India – 38
This is another picture taken early in the morning inside the Ahichhatragarh Fort (Fort of the Hooded Cobra), in Nagaur, India.
The Ahhichatragarh Fort is in the center of Nagaur city, which had witnessed the courage of “Rao Amar Singh Rathor” who confronted the powerful Mughal kingdom. The Nagaur Fort was constructed by the originators of Nagaur in line with the Vaastu shastra. This fort has dual walls and is bordered by a profound surge. The frontier of this fort is around 5000 ft lengthwise. The Nagaur Fort has 2 parallel frontier walls and 28 security towers.
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