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Photo of the Day - September 2021
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Yeah, the near 24 hour of darkness would drive me insane! I've having a hard time now with losing daylight fast and sunset at 7:10pm now...lol. It's not the snow, cold that bugs me about winter, it's lack of sunlight.Nearly 24 hours of daylight by 20 June, and about the same amount of darkness in December
Both the first, and now this one are quite nice!
Must find something that you can enjoy during those hours of darkness. My wife and I, plus our adult songs and daughters aren't affected by the darkness, but I do spend time outdoors during the winter months, mostly photographing the Auroras though March or so, plus taking photos of the local sled dog races, and so on. Believe it or not, some people jog and bike outdoors even at -20 degrees F. It's kind of interesting sometimes when they wear the stretchy and black color sports outfits, because perspiration from their...."butts" condensates on the outfit and outlines their rumps quite well. The "ones" of those riding bikes look like a white cushion between the seat and the "rump." I just hope not to offend anybody with my writing, since things like these are very normal or natural around here
In fact, when testing aircraft infrared systems, my coworkers and I would place one of us in front of the aircraft about 50 yards away. The display showed all areas of the body that were the warmest, which included the head and crotch among a few others. During the winter one loses a lot of body heat in the form of perspiration from the head and crutch.
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Nite Ride
Hammond Oregon. My brother was getting ready for the night ride gathering at the Recumbent bicycle event at Fort Stevens. He installed led rope lights on the front wheel spokes and flag pole of his trike. I took a walk with him to F-Loop sites where they were having a pre-gathering. One man had a recumbent bicycle that was fully enclosed in a polycarbonate shell - very nice. It looked like an experimental speed-test car that would be run on the desert salt flats.
Hammond Oregon. My brother was getting ready for the night ride gathering at the Recumbent bicycle event at Fort Stevens. He installed led rope lights on the front wheel spokes and flag pole of his trike. I took a walk with him to F-Loop sites where they were having a pre-gathering. One man had a recumbent bicycle that was fully enclosed in a polycarbonate shell - very nice. It looked like an experimental speed-test car that would be run on the desert salt flats.
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Crow.
There are lots of them around but they often avoid me when I’m out with my camera.
There are lots of them around but they often avoid me when I’m out with my camera.
Playing with a painting program...original photo for reference and end product
First day trip to Waterton National Park since the Kenoh fire in September 2017.
This was along the road into the town of Waterton and was not heavily treed, so you don't really get a sense of the devastation. Fuji XP90 camera.
This was along the road into the town of Waterton and was not heavily treed, so you don't really get a sense of the devastation. Fuji XP90 camera.
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Another part of the trail near the marsh.
