Mt. Rainer and the Carbon River late afternoon, taken in Orting WA
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Photo of the Day - March 2021
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Mt. Rainer and the Carbon River late afternoon, taken in Orting WA
Emperor Wilhelm II statue at the "Deutsches Eck", Koblenz, Jan 2020, iPhone
Way behind on editing as usual! Here's one from my garden from last weekend (or was it the weekend before?)
Anyway its a snow drop.
Anyway its a snow drop.
Bison on a Lazy Hazy Day by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
After seeing this photo I realized I should have gotten the playground in focus....it would have better significance with the interesting sign on the bench.
I agree with mollyc, you can make out the background just fine. The plaque needs to be the initial focus to tell the story.
Pillar Point-210117-114.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Distant Bison by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
blackbird eye
Dovetailed corner on an old log 'cabin'. From a few days ago. Fuji XP90 camera.
The other photo I took yesterday, a grinning goose...
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Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
Is it just me or does anyone else think 'Coronation Street?' when seeing this image I can't help thinking of the Hilda & Stan.
Marco Island Florida sunset. Unfortunately the clouds present throughout the day disappeared late in the afternoon. Taken with my Fujifilm x100v.
Alaskan Pipeline
This portion of the pipeline is above ground because this area is permafrost. Temp of oil going trough is 174 degrees, would sink and disappear. Note the bumpers on either side of the pipe, they prevent damage when the pipe snakes back and forth when they open and close valves. Just like a garden hose!
This portion of the pipeline is above ground because this area is permafrost. Temp of oil going trough is 174 degrees, would sink and disappear. Note the bumpers on either side of the pipe, they prevent damage when the pipe snakes back and forth when they open and close valves. Just like a garden hose!