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The most fascinating photo on your phone
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Taken on my trip to Japan last summer
Sweet love mountain biking
Doing this kinda feels like facebook, but ok, I see the OP is a newbie here 1/16 joined, welcome to all things photography ; form, composition, exposure, etc, and of course CC - constructive criticism
, welcome to all things photography ; form, composition, exposure, etc, and of course CC - constructive criticism
My favorite that I’ve taken is this one of Mt Rainier. I hope it’s not cheating to post a picture taken with a DSLR lol. It’s in my iCloud library… 😅
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barents sea october last year
iphone 13
The first picture of the aurora looks so attractive, the second one is very creative, thank you for sharing！
America is such a beautiful place, I envy the people who live there.
Interesting viewpoint.. Us Americans envy so many other countries and their cultures for our perceptions of “lacking” X …
(Insert X: history, maturity, sophistication, etc )
Boy that sure is nice green grass you have over there, what’s your secret
?I wrote this years back when asked where I was born:
“I was born in a solar system that resides along one of the galactic arms of what is locally known as the Milky Way galaxy.
The planet, 3rd from its star, is a beautiful one. It has these inhabitants that still argue over whom they feel created them, a primitive race that still has much maturity to do.
Under political boundaries that existed in 1962 (local time measured according to a big social event), my birthplace was the city of Detroit , located in a state that resembles one of the species appendage’s which are locally called hands.”
These are pretty fascinating to me, did my Advanced Venomous Handling course a little while back, and got to work with this impressing 2.8m Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepis)
For context, I've always been into snakes and kept them for years, but now I am qualified to do relocations and removals in my Province, where Mambas are pretty common
For context, I've always been into snakes and kept them for years, but now I am qualified to do relocations and removals in my Province, where Mambas are pretty common
I took this pic a few years back on a very foggy morning on a ride up Skyline Drive. I heard the car coming and waited until this moment to snap the pic
While on a trip to Alaska, we took a flight in a small plane out of Skagway and saw this amazing glacier....
