Kralingse Bos, Rotterdam
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Kralingse Bos, Rotterdam
After sleeping for 14 hours I feel human again, so we took a day trip to Amsterdam. Still very cold for this California girl, but at least the wind wasn't howling.
A yearlong study of one of the last orchards in the Santa Clara Valley. Soon to be lost ...
More explorations and experimentations. This was originally a longer pano, but this size captured the essence of the moment.
A series of vertical HDRs to create the panoramic vista.
Nikon F100 Nikkor 28-105
Fuji Velvia 50
1s f19
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Thanks to the Occupy Wall Street demonstration that had just started that day, they had a section of the street closed to all...
Yup, we got caught up in the middle of it just as we finished lunch.
Uploaded for the challenge over at The Pinnacle of Photography
Empty Places
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Laconnex (GE), Switzerland
My musical suggestion is: 'Windmills of Your Mind' - Esthero
The base of Yosemite Falls..just couldn't keep the waterdrops off the lens filter...lol
A fallen hallowed out sequoia tree, turned into a summer cabin in Sequoia National Park by Hale Tharp, considered to be the first non-native American to enter the Giant Forest.
Tharp established a small summer cattle ranch in the area and used the log as a cabin @ 1861. The log was hollowed by fire through fifty-five feet of its seventy-foot length. A fireplace, door and window exist at the wider end, with a small shake-covered cabin extension.
Street photography
Nikon D200
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of blue sky....haven't seen it for a few days..
Took a little 4 hour drive into the heart of the central valley and just had to stop at the reservoir when I saw those clouds. Was nice to not have a very unusual winter-type storm pounding down on me for the drive.
