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When you see a kettle of vultures in AZ you have to look each one over for white stripes on the tail. The Zone-tailed Hawk can often be found soaring in a group with its arched wings and "tippy" flying style.
An inviting place for a tropical respite in Cap Cana's Scape Park. Cap Cana, Republica Dominicana.
Un lugar agradable para un respiro tropical en Scape Park de Cap Cana. Cap Cana, República Dominicana.
The Zoned Rosette is listed as a priority species in England. This is because it is generally rare across Europe but has a stronghold in the UK.
The large pinkish-brown, rosette-like reproductive structure of this fungus is typically seen near the base of old, ancient and veteran beech or oak trees. This habitat has declined in Britain, so the fungus requires surveillance and careful management to ensure its long-term survival.
London b/w series
Londres b/n serie
27-07-1980
Please, do not use this photo without permission
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Shot taken during Scott Kelby's 4th Annual Worldwide Photowalk -- I signed up for the Chinatown, NY area photowalk
"About the Lowell Americana Project... Lowell was once a thriving part of Bisbee’s mining district. A small town boasting a vibrant main street (Erie) filled with a five and dime, auto dealerships, gas stations, a movie theater, a barber shop, a bakery, a pharmacy and more. Though much of Lowell has been lost over the years, its Main Street has remained nearly intact. A slice of Americana that appears to be frozen in time, reflecting this colorful period in our country’s history."
www.myheraldreview.com/news/bisbee/lowell-americana-proje...
Not a great photo except that it documents a bird that is not very common in our region. I saw it and then heard it calling. I had to compare calls from recordings to determine what it was.
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas in May 2022
Acquired a vintage Soligor digital spot meter real cheap in for-parts-or-repair condition, fixed and CLA'ed it, and revisited the Zone System with it for a roll.
Pentax 67
SMC Pentax 67 55mm f/4
Fujifilm Pro 400H converted to b&w (expired for 2 years)
Self developed in CineStill Cs41, scanned with DSLR (Nikon D610 + Tokina 100mm f/2.8 macro lens).
Leica M8 plus Voigtlaender NC 35/1.4 wide-open. We have all been conditioned to understand this sign as indicating a speed limit. But it could mean so much more, just let your fantasy go wild!
This sign warns boaters that they are entering a no wake zone. The chanel leads into a network of sailboat canals comprising Punta Gorda Isles in southwestern Florida.
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You may now resume your normal, moronic style of driving. Especially you tourists.
San Francisco. South end of the Golden Gate Bridge.
A day at the playground with one of my great grand daughters. Smile. As I watched her pure glee on this merry-go-round I was taken WAY back to my own rides on a wonderful action machine like this and all the imaginary places it whirled me off to in my mind.
Job 1 passes through the Route 11 bridge construction zone. The construction offers a new crossing to shoot at and another on top the approaches.
From last night’s walk through Halloween Horror Nights.
Flying home today, but bringing lots of photos with me from the trip.
It’s been a good trip but as they say in Hollywood.....’it’s a wrap’.
On a walk around the Red zone area in Christchurch eastern suburbs where once stood houses until the Feb 22, 2011 earthquakes. October 16, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.
For more info on the Christchurch east red zones: www.teara.govt.nz/en/canterbury-places/page-9
www.stuff.co.nz/national/77041509/Five-years-on-the-red-z...
The light art installation by Studio James Tapscott (Australia) at the pontoon at Marina Bay during iLight Singapore.
Loading zone of the old Pierce Stone gravel processing facility in Little Falls, N.Y.
There were two of these bays, each of which could fit several hopper cars. The trains would come in off the New York Central main line on a siding, load up, then head off to whatever was being built. Which was quite a bit in the early 20th century, when this was in operation.
You can still see the wooden ties in the water here, decades after the rails were removed. Up above, by the icicles, are the loading chutes for the gravel.