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Photo of the Day | January 2024
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(Slide scan from 1989) The young (not really, in our late 30’s & 40’s) and the foolish (probably true), climbing the building lava dome in the crater of Mt. St. Helens. Entry into the crater was not illegal at the time as it is now.
Nighttime at a bus stop central Taipei. Shot with a Nikon FM2 on Kodak Vision3 250D pushed one stop, developed and scanned at home.
A rare sight - not a single person in the water! This is the (relative) calm after the tail end of Storm Isha and before into Storm Jocelyn arrives.
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Varda Bridge
This bridge is a stone bridge built by the Germans for transportation purposes during World War I. (From 1912) It is also known as the "German Bridge" among the public. It is 64 km away from Adana city center. There is also the "German Cemetery" 30 km west of it. That cemetery is also where the Germans who died in World War I are buried. Today, this bridge is actively used for train services. A section of the James Bond Skyfall movie was also shot here.
Looks like another shot of the Great Falls in Paterson NJ. I grew up in the town of Little Falls, NJ close by.
Sure is . I went to college down the road from you at Montclair State .South Bergen County boy most of my life .
Thanks for all the interesting information about your home country, one doesn't see much of that otherwise. 👍🏼
Skógafoss. Southern Region, Iceland. June, 2019.
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Absolutely stunning! Normally, I would be annoyed having a lot of other tourists in the frame, but here they enhance the perspective and therefore the magnitude of the waterfall. I must remember that. Thanks. 🙏🏼
The gull and the lifebuoy ring. Yesterday. (Too wet and horrible today to actually want to go out.)
