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Mystic Valley by lijahwh by lijahwh

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Kokee State Park, Kauai, HI

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Night over Hong Kong by kurtdesomviele by kurtdesomviele

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Not the first, not the last, not the worst. Great city, bright lights

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Memórias do Outono by DaniloFaria by DaniloFaria

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~Fall Memories~
The gentle flow the Merced River reflecting Half Dome in a balmy fall morning. Thank you all for your visits and appreciation!

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Sunrise between the mountains by Christine_Seiffert by Christine_Seiffert

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Ivo Row from above by DonGoldney by DonGoldney

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6 shot panorama, from above Ivo row pool made for an everlasting memory of the beautiful sydney coastline

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Emptiness by robertkamensek by robertkamensek

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Tajikistan trip
The historical Pamir Highway, officially called M41, is an excellent challenge for a 4×4 adventure travelers. Most of the road is paved, except for the mountain passes, and the length of the road is 2.038 km kilometers linking Termez (Uzbekistan) and Kara-Balta (Kyrgyzstan) going through the Pamir Mountains. The road is heavily damaged in places by erosion, earthquakes, landslides, and avalanches. The route of the Pamir Highway has been in use for millennia, as there are a limited number of viable routes through the high PamirMountains; the road formed one link of the ancient Silk Road trade route. Throughout the area, the land is typically rugged and dry. This road is sometimes referred to as “The Road from Hell”. Travelling through here is like a trip to a parallel world, where the landscape is bigger, bolder and infused with the eerie, all under the high, wide presence of a brilliant blue sky.

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Monument Valley Sunrise by Jonkmanphotography by Jonkmanphotography

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A beautiful morning after a very stormy evening! This sunrise sure came as a beautiful surprise after that night of rain, wind, thunder and other loud things heard from my tent. Luckily I was able to capture some of the electrical storm over the mittens for a later post. This photograph is 5 exposures hand blended together for dynamic range. Hope you all enjoy and thanks for taking time to look or for any constructive comments.

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