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This is part of the reservoir at Latrobe Golf Club, a short Par 3 course called the Island Course surrounds it. It was taken on an early autumn morning; the sky was blanketed by interesting altocumulus clouds.
(6.3mm is equivalent to 23.2mm focal length).
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Looking down towards Holwick from the fellside above Newbiggin in strong patchy spring sunshine.
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Patchy sunshine and shadows across Upper Teesdale, as seen from Revelin Allotment above Newbiggin. The foreground and middle distance in sunshine with Cronkley Fell and Force Garth quarry lit up, Cronkley Scar in shadow. Great Dun Fell, Little Dun Fell and Cross Fell on the horizon
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The classic view towards Middleton in Teesdale from Whistle Crag. Taken on a fine spring morning with strong sunny intervals and a good sky.
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A two-shot vertical orientation pano of Barnard Castle ruins and Scar Top in spring sunshine and a rather good sky.
Late afternoon waxing gibbous with passing clouds.
April 7,2025
Close the Aberdeenshire and Banffshire boarders in Northeast Scotland is the beautiful former fishing village of Sandend.It still have a fish processing factory but the harbour is used for small pleasure boats now .A place we always visit when we are on holiday in Cullen
Views of the Miami skyline from across the Biscayne Bay,
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Looking down towards the dolerite cliffs of Falcon Clints from Birkdale on the Pennine Way. Maize Beck joins the River Tees in the middle distance.
Part of the album titled
Manhattan: Flatiron District
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This image is included in a gallery "Grand Canyon" curated by
Dr. Werner Deck.
Desert View Point is the most eastern-point at the South Rim. It is a great vintage point to see where the Colorado River takes its big bend to the west. From the Historic Watchtower, to the east are the majestically beautiful Vermillion Cliffs and Marble Canyon which mark the beginning of the Grand Canyon. To the northwest are the temples of Jupiter, Venus and Apollo. This was taken on a fine Summer morning with a clear blue sky and small volumes of clouds in the distance.
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The farming hamlet of Holwick tucked under the dramatic Holwick Scar in bright spring sunshine.
Cotton rounds drift high, cirrus thin, skycanvas bright.
Gray anvils loom, cumulonimbus' might, stormy sight.
Puffy piles bloom, cumulus soft, daydream flight.
Whisps like feathers strewn, altocumulus light, ethereal white.
Flat sheets spread wide, stratus gray, overcast tide.
Each form defined, cloudshapes dance, weather's guide.
A little distance helps highlight the density of buildings running the length of the Chicago River from the Navy Pier westward.
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The track leading to Holwick Head House in pale spring sunshine. East Force Garth farm on the hillside in the far distance.
One building beautifully reflected in the windows of another in downtown Chicago
Without geography
you are nowhere.
— Jimmy Buffett
Multiple buildings tower over the Lake St Bridge at the South Branch of the Chicago River.
