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Photo of the Day | August 2024
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Carradale harbour, Argyll, Scotland. The hills of Arran beyond.
"And Jesus Wept", at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum (Murrah Federal Building memorial).
Late evening snack for our visitor yesterday
Yes....she's in the hospital for cancer yet she receives big bags of candy as gifts! She also got some chocolate-covered strawberries that were out-of-this-world, but boy, were they messy!the big sugar hit
Shot on the moon on Crete 2024.
Little annoying that the antenna is blocking, but maybe it isn’t so bad?
iPhone 15 Pro
I was going to use this for my "iron" photo until I realized only the grate is iron and the cover is cement! 🙅♀️
I was going to do this one originally, it’s a Richard Serra installation at MoMA…but it’s steel, not iron!
A magician or a seagull, trying to do a trick 😉
Awesome combo!
I sometimes obsess about the electric aerials, poles, towers, tech in my shots; but, I ultimately realise they're just part of the scenery
I recently traveled a set of ad-hoc sojourns through (and around) the Mojave National Preserve (California).
Sorting-through 1K photos/300 videos is an incremental process.
I kept seeing inexplicable mechanical structures glomed to the side of mountains I was capturing in my mind, and my camera.
This was one that I observed driving Kaiser (of Permanente fame) Rd. as I tried to [unsuccessfully] explore the Eagle Mountain iron mine area.
Basic post-ipso-facto topo math (1+1=3) finally allowed me to connect the aqueducts.
How does one get water to flow up-hill? With a pump, of course
An aerial shot I took on my flight out of LAX last year:
Looking-back on that particular WTPH?!? photo, I am reminded of W. Herzog's statement:
"The World reveals itself to those who travel on foot.”
Sorting-through 1K photos/300 videos is an incremental process.
I kept seeing inexplicable mechanical structures glomed to the side of mountains I was capturing in my mind, and my camera.
This was one that I observed driving Kaiser (of Permanente fame) Rd. as I tried to [unsuccessfully] explore the Eagle Mountain iron mine area.
Basic post-ipso-facto topo math (1+1=3) finally allowed me to connect the aqueducts.
How does one get water to flow up-hill? With a pump, of course
An aerial shot I took on my flight out of LAX last year:
Looking-back on that particular WTPH?!? photo, I am reminded of W. Herzog's statement:
"The World reveals itself to those who travel on foot.”
Thanks!Awesome combo!
I sometimes obsess about the electric aerials, poles, towers, tech in my shots; but, I ultimately realise they're just part of the scenery
Sometimes, I’m little obsess over that it should be a completely “clean” image.
But it’s good to hear an another opinion.
It gives more details to the image and maybe and hopefully the thoughts and fantasies starts to wander.