The photography thread.

[thrawn86]

Smaller one... allright.
The highest hill in my province is 85 meters high.
The highest of the entire country is 323 meters (1,059 ft, to give an idea)


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Gerrit.

I know. Even people from the southern US and east coast have no idea what real 'mountains' are. Different geography/topography.

Here's the tallest one in our area....Mt. Shasta, about 75 miles from me. 14,200 feet tall. Listed as a Dormant volcano.

 

[Blokkadeleider]

I know. Even people from the southern US and east coast have no idea what real 'mountains' are. Different geography/topography.

Here's the tallest one in our area....Mt. Shasta, about 75 miles from me. 14,200 feet tall. Listed as a Dormant volcano.

Amazing! I think the nearest real mountain from here is the Brocken in the Harz. 3,743 ft high and about 300 km away.
For a proper alpine experience I'd have to travel to the Alps or Norway.
Don't know which is further to be honest.


Gr,

Gerrit.

 

[thrawn86]

You should travel to Yosemite National Park near Mammoth CA then. That's an incredible place.......and I've only been through the northern end of the park. The really cool stuff is in the valley.

 

[66 galaxie]

 

[thrawn86]

 

[66 galaxie]

I should have said the first photo was from a trip to Canada a few years back.

This is from the same trip...

 

[Marshall Mann]

Took these of the ship my Buddie is working on. It's in dry dock for repairs.

 

[Marshall Mann]

Sunset from Kuai 2011

 

[Marshall Mann]

A long exposure.

 

[longfxukxnhair]

amazing photo

 

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[thrawn86]

amazing photo

That was just my camera phone too. Not even a really good camera phone, either.

 

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[thrawn86]

Much better than your bidet control AXE.

 

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A day at the job.