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Found this image interesting with the early morning sun glancing off a Denver, CO, skyscraper behind shaded trees and bike racks.

After sunrise this sculpture seemed to pop out of a primordial forest.

Dawn sun rays back light the open petals of this 'old' rose in the Denver Museum of Nature and Science rose garden.

Watched the sunrise create a horizon shadow line along the Front Range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. The circular area in the foreground is a splash fountain for children during the heat of the day; in the mid ground is the lake, its boathouse, and a water jet fountain, with the Denver skyline below the Rocky Mountain peaks.

Made use of tall park trees to frame downtown Denver, CO, during blue hour. Intentionally, cropped out the streetlight in camera, but found the flare added to the image appearing to provide some of the light for the foreground.

Spotted this potential shot while approaching a group of fellow photographers gathered to take blue hour photographs of the Denver skyline against the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Took several shots from the area where they were gathered, then moved back to catch this image. Was amazed at how few actually moved from their initial set up location to change their viewpoint or perspective.

In such fantastic condition. It could have been just driven off the line in 1936.

Pratt and Whitney aircraft engine, cut-away for inspection.

This is friend John who is a retired fireman. This machine was the first one he worked on, we were very pleased to find it. John was a fireman at the time of the IRA Brighton bombing, of the Grand Hotel, in 1984. He was one of the first into the hotel to rescue injured/dead people from the unstable building.

Cartier Panther, clip broach, of white gold and platinum with diamonds and sapphires reigns from his perch atop a 152 carat, sphere of Kashmir sapphire cabochon.

The Denver Art Museum from the rear alley, the lines in this attracted my eye as I was walking past.

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Train depot turned into a museum in my home town of Lake Waccamaw, NC.

This building is now a museum. I went to school here for first grade and half way through second grade. This school served the families from a few small farming communities and the surrounding farms in the Okanogan highlands in north central Washington. From the time it was built in the early 1900s through the early 1960s it had 1st through 12th. The upper floors of the building had become unstable, so through the 60s, it was only 1st through 6th grades and we were not allowed to go any higher than the second floor. From about 1969 through sometime in the 1980s, it sat vacant. Then the Okanogan Highlands Historical Society opened it up as a museum. The classrooms are set up as if waiting for the kids to start class. There is a small gift shop in the library/music room and the gymnasium in the basement houses historical farm equipment from around the area.

Taken at the amazing City Museum in St. Louis,Missouri

"Vivid Sydney 2014"

"Vivid Sydney 2014"

Tillamook, Oregon

Tillamook, Oregon