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We traveled from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Denali National Park. With upgrade we had a 2nd story view of the Alaska wilderness from these upperlevel seats through the almost floor to floor windows.

Paid a visit to an old friend tonight The Infinity Bridge

Scottish Highlands

Almost there.

Heading towards Grwyne Fawr Bothy to check it out.

Fell in love with the colors in this shot...if you wait long enough, the sky will change into a thousand different colors; better than any man-made light show in the world.
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Stirling Castle

View from the other end of the tunnel overlooking golf course on the other side of the Grand River, Cambridge, ON

The view from one of the church windows at Westfield Heritage Village shows one of the early buildings

This is taken from the roof terrace of a restaurant at the top of The Dancing House. The main building in the skyline is Prague Castle, the taller building within it is St Vitus's Cathedral. It's a very different type of castle to the British castles I'm used to. To the far left is a thin structure that is the Observation Tower. It was modelled on the Eiffel Tower but approximately a quarter of the size at 210 feet tall.

Taking photos of photos...
Lensbaby Sweet 35

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Just strolling through Cefn Onn Park enjoying the view and the colours on a really nice day

Sunrise over the mountain to light the fog with a pink pretty glow. Usually this view is lackluster, but this morning view was splendid!

This is a shot one crisp morning from outside my home rural Galway, coming originally from a hosing estate in Dublin City I fully appreciate seeing this each day, even if the weather not always this good.

Did you know Jal, NM is the only town in the world that has a lake that spells out the name of the town?

You never know when inspiration with strike. Was trying out a new print house and received these in the mail...while looking through them (cup of coffee in hand), I decided to pull out the camera.
Nikon D7100 Lensbaby Sweet 35 f/5.6
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An enjoyable spot to stop for lunch after a hike.

This one is about 20 feet up on a light pole at the end of my driveway. Took me a while to get the focus and exposure right. I had one useable image out of about 8.

From the Viewing Deck

Some of you know that I've posted a similar photo before, but this time I was on my regular editing PC and was able to edit the RAW image and tone down highlights and have more control across the board.

Looked out my kitchen window and realized the view was only a brick wall and another window. Suburbia.

Sometimes you just have to lay in the garden.

A view from The Inn at Whitewell, near Clitheroe, Lancashire, looking north toward the Trough of Bowland.

The Lake District in the UK is a photographer's playground. This view falls into a landscape type that I love, broad valleys. There's another much nearer to me that I'm going to explore, it being one of my favorite long-view valleys.

From Rocky Mountain National Park.

Attaching the wide view of this same shot. I didn't want to post basically the same photo twice.

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A different perspective of the Singing Ringing Tree panopticon in Lancashire

Atlanta, Georgia

I spotted this rape field a few weeks back and noticing the tractor marks I knew I wanted to come back when there was a clear blue sky
Well I just so happened to pass again today, and the rape is starting to ripen and the blaze of yellow is rapidly dwindling, so I thought I best get what I could while I still can

Canon EOS 20D
Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
1/200s f/10.0 at 50.0mm
iso200

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