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Photo of the Day | November 2025
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Great to see the turkeys celebrating post Thanksgiving. 😇
We survived!!!
Today, at my neighbors yard.
The abbey at Monsterrat. Catalonia, Spain. October, 2025.
Apologies in advance if this post breaches forum or personal etiquette. I look at the POTD every day: a catharsis that restores some faith in humanity, and I much admire your cityscape work. Know that you post photos of Scotland. Saw a historical aerial photo of Edinburgh castle which you might well already know / have seen, but wanted to share a link on the off chance that you might not have seen it and might find it of interest. From the BBC:
'There was no holding on': The trail-blazing aerial photos of a daredevil WW1 pilot
Aviator Alfred Buckham created some of the earliest and most awe-inspiring bird's-eye images – to achieve them, he employed perilous, death-defying acts of ingenuity.
www.bbc.co.uk
Inside one of the food halls at Winter Wonderland on Friday.
From this day in 2008.
Candy store n Windsor, California. Proprietor was nervous about me taking a picture.
Just a local robin refusing to perch on anything photo worthy!
No apologies necessary, enjoyed the photos and the stories. Plus got to see a classic Man Ray photo too.Apologies in advance if this post breaches forum or personal etiquette. I look at the POTD every day: a catharsis that restores some faith in humanity, and I much admire your cityscape work. Know that you post photos of Scotland. Saw a historical aerial photo of Edinburgh castle which you might well already know / have seen, but wanted to share a link on the off chance that you might not have seen it and might find it of interest. From the BBC:
'There was no holding on': The trail-blazing aerial photos of a daredevil WW1 pilot
Aviator Alfred Buckham created some of the earliest and most awe-inspiring bird's-eye images – to achieve them, he employed perilous, death-defying acts of ingenuity.
I too go to POTD first thing when I login. I appreciate all the photos of our members, lots of talent in here. We all get to see so many places in the world that we will never visit. Maybe we should allow 1 guest per month? Lot of times a spouse or family member will take a unique shot. Think about it.
Love at the British Museum. Nikon Z5ii + 24-70 f/4
JSC?! That looks really cool 😎!
Took the kid to NASA in Houston
Walking along Union Canal in Edinburgh this afternoon
