29 Sunday Apr 2018
Posted in Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge
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bridge to nowhere, kootenai falls, photography, postaday, power lines, starling, weekly photo challenge
The URL for this challenge is: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/lines-2018/
Here are my interpretations of it:
Starlings on power lines.
Bridge to nowhere, in South Jersey.
Railroad tracks near Kootenai Falls, MT.
08 Saturday Oct 2016
Posted in Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge
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glacier national park, H2O, kootenai falls, niagara falls, photography, postaday, weekly photo challenge
The link for this challenge is: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/h2o/
Photos of water make a good chunk of the shots I have taken since 2010 when I started doing digital photography. In the following series, the shots are of water from its sources high in the mountains, to waterfalls, and finally as part of the giant ocean mass around our globe.
Small brook in Glacier National Park.
Kootenai Falls near Libby, MT.
Kootenai Falls.
Niagara Falls, from the American side.
Close up of Niagara Falls.
Wave crashing on Jersey shore near Barnegat Light.
15 Tuesday Sep 2015
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Yesterday, at Many Glacier in Glacier National Park, we, along with many others, saw a bear high up a mountain side. It was busy eating something and did not mind all the human gawkers with their cameras and binoculars.
Bear at Many Glacier
Today we were on the way to Mt Rainier National Park. We stopped at Kootenai Falls near Libby, MT. We hiked down and spent about two hours shooting pictures of the falls and the Swinging Bridge across the Kootenai River. Even though this is the low water season, the falls are absolutely worth it.
Kootenai Falls near Libby, MT.
Upper parts of Kootenai Falls
Water from Kootenai Falls flowing toward the Swinging Bridge.
I did not have a wide enough lens with me to capture the whole bridge, but I did venture out to its middle to shoot the following photo.
View from Swinging Bridge looking downstream from Kootenai Falls.
Distance travelled so far: 3,346 miles. Rest stop for the night: Liberty Lake, WA.
