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Photo of the Day - March 2022
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Milky Way
14mm GM f/1.8 ISO2000 @20sec
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🎷🎵 Capitol Records Building. Built year: 1956. 🎺 🎶
An iconic landmark represents Hollywood. It is a 13- story tower building located in Hollywood, Los Angeles California.
The Capitol Records Building is the site of the historic Capitol Studios, where Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Nat “King” Cole, Sir Paul McCartney, and many more music legends recorded some of the most treasured music in history.
An iconic landmark represents Hollywood. It is a 13- story tower building located in Hollywood, Los Angeles California.
The Capitol Records Building is the site of the historic Capitol Studios, where Frank Sinatra, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Nat “King” Cole, Sir Paul McCartney, and many more music legends recorded some of the most treasured music in history.
'needles & cones' - Lightning Lake day use picnic area, EC Manning Provincial Park, BC (July/21).
Another shot of the coastline of Northern Ireland.
Two days ago it looked like spring was coming. Since yesterday we are back to winter, sigh
Along Ocean Drive, South Beach, Miami, FL. Taken with the Fuji X100V
and if you are to love, love as the moon loves; it does not steal the night--it only unveils the beauty of the dark. // isra al-thibeh
nikon z6ii + sigma 150-600 contemporary | iso 640 | f/18 | 1/250
Another scottish aurora shot from last Sunday. Panasonic tz100 on too long an exposure (we fell out that night)
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Red-shouldered Hawk in Northern Virginia:
Nice shot, and hi, Neighbor! In Northern Virginia here too, in the general Fairfax County/Falls Church area....
Definitely just around the corner! Well....a few miles drive on I-66 or on local roads (Rte 50, in my case).....
We are so fortunate that here in Northern Virginia we have so many wonderful opportunities for capturing all sorts of interesting scenes....and if we are so motivated, of course we can also head into town and capture a few of the usual tourist scenes as well. Haven't been doing that, though, over the past couple of years thanks to the pandemic. I haven't yet made up my mind about whether or not I'm going to take the plunge and get on Metro to head into DC when the cherry blossoms peak. A lot, of course, depends upon how the weather goes over the next the week or so, anyway. We've had wonderful years and we've had not-so-wonderful years. As most of us locals know, too, though, there are other less crowded areas beyond the Tidal Basin in which to also become enchanted by the cherry blossoms.....
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