Took a cool pic?
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300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
View from the bridge wing (extension) looking back at the 1000' of ship.
And where the captain looks straight down to view the docking procedure.
And where the captain looks straight down to view the docking procedure.
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Or the icebergs.
LatPeahy
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The Oasis in Austin TX
Took these photos on my way down to Alma Ak. in 2017 on state rd. 71.
Over the Cascades in Washington State. at Sunset. looking SSEasterly toward Rainer (unidentifiablem rightish, in this shot)
Looking the opposite direction, NNWesterly, into Canada, and the Coastal Range that extends into British Columbia and all the Way to Alaska. 1500 miles of ALL RUGGED mountain wilderness. Altitude 15,000 ft, means horizon is about 150 miles away.
A few minutes later, a bit darker cu Sun is largely gone done, aiming more toward the ground, part of the Cascades from Washington going into Canada. Again photos are NNEasterly.
I thought I was catching Mt. Baker again -- but was assured by locals that I did not .. just another set 8k-9K foot peaks in the Cascades
Looking the opposite direction, NNWesterly, into Canada, and the Coastal Range that extends into British Columbia and all the Way to Alaska. 1500 miles of ALL RUGGED mountain wilderness. Altitude 15,000 ft, means horizon is about 150 miles away.
A few minutes later, a bit darker cu Sun is largely gone done, aiming more toward the ground, part of the Cascades from Washington going into Canada. Again photos are NNEasterly.
I thought I was catching Mt. Baker again -- but was assured by locals that I did not .. just another set 8k-9K foot peaks in the Cascades
From my back deck with a 250mm lens.
barnfind
Old Man with a Hat
West Glacier this week
Not much of an art fan .. especially the astract kind like this ... but this guy standing outside the St. Lous Science Center caught my eye. Says stainless steel constuction ..but look close.
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Apollo 11 Exhibit inside St. Louis Science Center, but this TV from the 1960's caught my eye as well as the actual Command Module Columbia.
Its wood, vanished, pentahedral design (this 2D pic doesnt do it justice), and apparently was in stores late sixties
Its wood, vanished, pentahedral design (this 2D pic doesnt do it justice), and apparently was in stores late sixties
Anacortes WA (just north of Seattle).. Mount Baker in the distance. Taken at 4:15 AM PDT two weeks ago. It gets light early/stays light longer in summer (vs most other US latitudes of course) they said. i said yeah but not that much.
i was wrong and here's proof via my own eyes
i was wrong and here's proof via my own eyes
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300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
Sunset at Peggy's Cove Nova Scotia lighthouse
Traveling through the tunnel at the Cumberland mountains at Ky. Va. border
Mopars & Missiles
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View across the field to the neighbor's farm.
Mopars & Missiles
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Sunset a little south of Chandler, Arizona
Mopars & Missiles
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Truly one of the "coolest" pics I've ever taken. Notice the temp, its accurate.
Mopars & Missiles
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Mama Hummingbird waiting for the young'uns to hatch.
A bird in hand is worth .........
A bird in hand is worth .........
Mopars & Missiles
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The wife loves her flowers, I love her for the beauty she creates.
hey M&M. nice ones out in the yard .. Mrs. M&M has quite the horticultural talent. one of the many reminders that the coolest pics are sometimes 'right outside our windows".
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