Favorite Images Since 2011 – Part 1

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Brigantine, bug sur, cranberry, death valley, junco, McWay Falls, Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, monument valley, paratroopers, paris, postaday, Princeton, South Jersey

I started this blog in 2012. To make room for newer posts, I had to delete some of the older posts, but kept their images on my PC. Following are some of the most liked photos throughout the years.

Brigantine, NJ at sunset – 26 November 2011.

McWay Falls, Big Sur, CA – 7 October 2012.

Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Death Valley, CA – 10 October 2012.

Monument Valley, AZ – 13 June 2013.

Tourist and paratroopers on a bank of the Seine river, Paris, France – 26 March 2014.

Cranberry harvest, South Jersey – 19-October-2014.

Juncos, Princeton, NJ – 14 February 2015.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Bridge

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Bixby, bridge, Carmel, hoi an, new jersey, postaday photography, Princeton, viet nam, weekly photo challenge

URL for this challenge is: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/bridge/

Following are photos that I took of bridges in my travels.

Bridge over Carnegie lake in Princeton, NJ.

New River Gorge bridge near Fayetteville, WV.

Bixby bridge at dusk, south of Carmel, CA.

Japanese bridge in Hoi An, Viet Nam.

Bridge to nowhere, in South Jersey. There is no road on the other side, only a dirt path and weeds.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Twinkle

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Carnegie Lake, photography, postaday, Princeton, twinkle, weekly photo challenge

I hope this posting answers the Twinkle challenge. It is a shot of Carnegie Lake in Princeton, NJ at 7 AM in late October four years ago.The rising sun created a long row of twinkles duly reflected on the calm surface of the lake.

 

https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/twinkle/

Under and Over a Bridge

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bridge, Carnegie Lake, cormorant, geese, photography, postaday, Princeton

Last weekend I was at the foot of the bridge going over Carnegie Lake into Princeton, NJ. I took this photo just as a Princeton University rowing team passed under it while a flock of geese noisily flew overhead.

Nearby, other geese were having their siestas,

 

while two cormorants were drying their wings.