Thank You. I was there in 1998, I was at Photokina and a coworker and I took the train from Cologne as a day trip. This was one of those slides that fell out of their box and years later when I was scanning I came across this image and could not remember where it belonged. The image can now find it's proper home.😀😀😀
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Photo of the Day | April 2025
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One of my favorite views along the Columbia Ice Fields drive. From the 1987 roadtrip.
Fujicolor 100 film.
Fujicolor 100 film.
Do you live in Tokyo or are you just visiting?Sensou-ji, Asakusa, Tokyo
All the beautiful photos you are taking remind me of all the places I visited few years ago ❤️
Just visiting. I had the opportunity to spend four weeks in total in Japan last October/November.
Best time of the year: we were there in the same months , few years ago. I would like to go back
We had incredible luck with the weather. A few rainy days, but mostly sunny with temperatures around 20 °C and upwards even in November. Just a tad too early for the autumn leaves.
Yellow Corvette Z06 C8 in a parking lot. When I saw it I went back home and took my mirrorless to take photos of it. The red car in the reflection actually happens to be another C8 coincidentally parked near it.
The open coelostat dome at the Griffith Observatory tracks the sun. Los Angeles, California. December, 2023.
TS Queen Mary* at the Princes Dock in Glasgow, with the Science Centre tower
yesterday afternoon
* not to be confused with the RMS Queen Mary
Harbour…
Weymouth, Dorset
Olympus E-M10 II
Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm f/1.8
Weymouth, Dorset
Olympus E-M10 II
Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm f/1.8
.. salmonberry flower (local neighbourhood walk, May/23).
Another shot at the heron rookery near our Seattle home.
Amazing Pliosaur skull, discovered in Kimmeridge bay, Dorset, England. On the Jurassic coast.
This skull specimen, at nearly 2M (6ft) in length was found and restored by Dr. Steve Etches, and is part of the Etches Collection. It is believed to be the most complete pliosaur skull ever discovered, and the search continues for the rest of it.
Those teeth...!
This skull specimen, at nearly 2M (6ft) in length was found and restored by Dr. Steve Etches, and is part of the Etches Collection. It is believed to be the most complete pliosaur skull ever discovered, and the search continues for the rest of it.
Those teeth...!