Month: March 2016

The Clincher!? by eyeofalens by eyeofalens

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The Clincher!?

Will this be the image that clinches my decision thats been racking my brain for longer than Id like to admit on whether to make another return to Oregon / Washington state. ..Coastal or Deserts ?
I wont be visting Trillium again that much I can say.

This is fresh raw file processed today & a slightly different approach to previous ones.

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Contemplation by cwexplorationphotography by cwexplorationphotography

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I processed this one a bit on the darker side to really capture the simplistic beauty of one of the most well known waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge. The light was really special on this particular morning and it was definitely something that I’ll never forget. Hope that you will enjoy it!

Metlako Falls, OR

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Spiral staircase by alexbaudry by alexbaudry

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Those parisian staircases

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chicago by KireMarinceski by KireMarinceski

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Chicago skyline from the Signature Lounge at the 96ft floor of the John Hancock Center. Foggy day but the view of the skyline was breathtaking and enjoyed till the last moment!

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V O R T E X by Kulpixx by Kulpixx

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Frankfurt at Night by OliverVogler by OliverVogler

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Frankfurt at Night… I love it!

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I’m Adam Steltzner, Engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and This Is How I Work

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Adam Steltzner is on a hunt for the truth. The engineer led the Entry, Descent, and Landing team on the Mars Curiosity Rover project, and tasked with delivering a rover the size of a small car safely to the Martian surface, decided that the best solution for final descent was a flying rocket crane. It seems crazy, but it was the right kind of crazy.

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