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I almost had a heart attack... but found out it's just a wooden cut out from when it was a show mine 40 years ago.

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Duluth, MN (thelemmy.club)
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submitted 23 hours ago* (last edited 23 hours ago) by arsCynic@piefed.social to c/photography@lemmy.world

I'm fond of this one because I feel like it conveys a sense of adventure in the shrubbery. The two of them following each other through "impenetrable" terrain. Sam and Frodo on a journey.

Species: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opiliones, “colloquially known as harvestmen, harvesters, daddy long legs, or granddaddy long legs.”

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Taken in Emmetten, Switzerland.

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Nikon Z50ii - 16-50mm VR 2.8 (ISO 160, f9, 1/40s)

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In-between the sky (giraut.github.io)
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Photographer: Mariusz Guć

CC BY-SA 4.0

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Pistol River, OR. (thelemmy.club)

Guarding the Pacific Ocean when she’s awake, a massive turtle dozes in the waves, as proportionally minuscule humans seek her comfort and grace.

She will wake up when the land needs her most.

Thank you for seeing my work!

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Focus stack of 40 photos.

Photographer: Dominicus Johannes Bergsma

CC BY-SA 4.0

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Heceta Head, OR. (thelemmy.club)

This is probably one of my most cliche works ever, yet I'm still attached to it. It's simple, calming, exactly what people expect, and with a touch of red saturation to bring out the roofs. It'll get hung in a dentist's office where it will absolutely fail to soothe a small child.

Thanks for seeing my work!

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North Bend, OR. (thelemmy.club)

Standing there on a very thin land bridge, with two lanes of traffic, shooting out over the bay to catch this bridge, composed just so. The wind was so strong I almost lost my camera!

Thanks for seeing my work!

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What are these two bands in the sky? The more commonly seen band is on the left and is the central band of our Milky Way galaxy. Our Sun orbits in the disk of this spiral galaxy so that from inside, it appears as a band of comparable brightness all the way around the sky. The less commonly seen band, on the right, is zodiacal light -- sunlight reflected from dust orbiting the Sun in our Solar System. Zodiacal light is brightest near the Sun and so is best seen just before sunrise or just after sunset. On some evenings, this ribbon of zodiacal light can appear quite prominent. It was discovered only in this century that zodiacal dust was mostly expelled by comets that have passed near Jupiter. The featured image was captured about a year ago from the Atacama Desert in Chile.

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Midnight in the North (giraut.github.io)
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Eureka, CA. (thelemmy.club)

An arbitrary fast fire shot before I crossed the street created the second-best picture I’ve taken this year. So moody, so good, Gregory Crewdson himself would say “hey, get your own schtick.”

Thanks for seeing my work!

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The Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C. commemorates the third president of the United States, Thomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743 – July 4, 1826). Today marks the 200th anniversary of Jefferson's death as well as the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, drafted primarily by Jefferson.

Photographer: King of Hearts

CC BY-SA 4.0

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Bandon, OR. (thelemmy.club)

Seen from the pier, sun was in its last moments. Heading south with no real destination or itinerary in mind.

So much work to edit and post when I get home.

Thanks for seeing my work!

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