@killyourfm I'd guess you are aware that the Oregon coast is famous for its sneaker waves, right?
If not, I'd recommend that you review the following:
https://www.weather.gov/safety/sneaker-waves
@killyourfm I'd guess you are aware that the Oregon coast is famous for its sneaker waves, right?
If not, I'd recommend that you review the following:
https://www.weather.gov/safety/sneaker-waves
Caturday-shmaturday, it's Bob-caturday!
Lynx rufus (bobcat) at the Animal Ark north of Reno, Nevada (2016).
@Gargron I'm curious as well. I don't get Pixelfed other than I understand you can make albums of more than four photographs. Personally, on social media, I have found that folk's attention span to only be sufficient for one photo at a time. My experience from when I was on FB and IG was almost no one would click through an album of photos. But then maybe most folks don't find my work that compelling? Whatever, I've been perfectly happy using Mastodon. (Hat tip Eugen!)
@killyourfm Indeed. Twice now I've been at a Nat. Pk. trying to buy a pass at the information counter, with rangers standing around, and was told the only way to get the pass was through the website. That forced me to drive--in one case 20 miles to get a phone signal--so I could buy the pass. It's criminal.
@killyourfm Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. and shareholders thank you very much for your patronage. (It's criminal that a private company runs that website.) https://archive.ph/SpzOj
@killyourfm What's "NOBO"? Bummer about your application. Too many people that time of year in Yosemite anyway.
One of my colleagues at the art supply / frame shop I work at, her boyfriend is Haida (an indigenous person of the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America). I love Haida & Tlingit art! So before I retire next week I paid him for a print of this Orca. Today I printed it out & framed it. I'm very happy with how it turned out! Of note, he (Alex) is a very talented painter. I saw the original & his brush technique is spectacularly smooth, like it was printed.(Phone photo.)
Desert sentinels.
#Desert #Geology #Wildflowers #BloomScrolling #Flowers #Landscape #Photography #Darktable
Shot number three.
Totality--Blood Moon--begins at 11:26pm PDT (07:26 UTC). 3/n
#Moon #Eclipse #LunarEclipse #AstroPhotography #Photography #Darktable
Here's another one. Totality--Blood Moon--begins at 11:26pm PDT (07:26 UTC). 2/n
The lunar eclipse has begun! Totality starts at 11:26pm PDT (07:26 UTC). 1/n
Total lunar eclipse! It's a blood Moon, alright. A bit fuzzy with clouds passing by. :/
The red color is cause by refracted sun light from the Earth's atmosphere. It's like the Earth is casting a combination sunrise / sunset onto the Moon's surface.
Totality lasts until 13:31am PDT (08:31 UTC). 4/4
Get outside and look! Maximum eclipse is at 11:58pm PDT.
A really cool, what I refer to as a "canyon fin." And there's a really cool feature way out on that island knob at the end. But you have to walk out there to see it. :)
#Canyon #Desert #Geology #Rock #BlackAndWhite #Photography #Darktable
More Pueblo III ruins. Likely around 1200 CE.
#Archeology #Ruins #Abandoned #Canyon #Desert #BlackAndWhite #Photography #Darktable
A rare relic from that exceedingly short period of time that people experimented with square wheels.
#BlackAndWhite #History #Humor #Photography #Museum #Darktable
Celebrating SuperbOwl day! Why? Because owls are just superb creatures! (Truly, I really like owls!) More owls, less sports.
Athene cunicularia (burrowing owl), Imperial Valley, California (10/12/2024).
"Don't even think about it--this is my poop rock!"
(Athene cunicularia (burrowing owl), Imperial Valley, California, 10/12/2024.)
#Owl #Birds #BirdPhotography #Photography #Darktable #SuperbOwl #SuperbOwlDay
Probably a Echinocereus coccineus (scarlet hedgehog cactus), but there are a ton of species in the Echinocereus genus, so who knows? One thing is certain, they brighten up the early spring desert landscape in the Southwest. (Photo: Bluff, Utah area, 4/23/2024.)
#Desert #BloomScrolling #WildFlowers #Photography #Darktable
@distrowatch Welcome to the fediverse! (Kind of wondering what took so long, but better late than never.) I hope you've deleted all of your accounts on the culture war for-profit social media sites.
Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon (2016). The Multnomah Creek Bridge was built in 1914. Note: This photo was made during dawn twilight, hence, no people. But I've often wished I had one person on the bridge looking up at the falls. Oh well, that was back in my "no people in my photos days."
#Bridge #Waterfall #Oregon #Photography #LinuxPhotography #Darktable
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