My Shot of the Day – Santa Teresa de Jesus

  Taos, New Mexico recieved its first significant snowfall over night.  There were about three inches  at my house. I got this shot of the Chapel of Santa Teresa de Jesus out of my car window while taking my son to day care.

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Abandoned Fishing Facility. Berlevag Norway

I came to Berlevag Norway at the end of my 1500 mile walk across Finland and into Norway to the Arctic Ocean. This was the end of my trip. ” Facing rough conditions, assembled breakwaters have been destroyed several times due to bad weather. Tetrapods that intertwine have made for a flexible breakwater that can [...]

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Hawk Moth on Chamisa – My Shot of the Day

Hawk Moth – From Wikipedia: Sphingidae is a family of moths (Lepidoptera), commonly known as hawk moths, sphinx moths and hornworms, that includes about 1,450 species. It is best represented in the tropics but there are species in every region. They are moderate to large in size and are distinguished among moths for their rapid, [...]

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My Shot of the Day – Summers Eve at the Russian-Finnish Border.

This shot was taken in June deep in the taiga along the Russian-Finnish border northeast of Lappeenranta, Finland. It is a land of lakes.  Or…its a place of water with lots of islands, a very wet world. ## Russian Finnish Border Photos

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“When We Came Over the Hill” : Looting in Peru

When we came off the road and over the hill, we could see the huaqueros scatter. They dropped their shovels and most of them scrambled into a single, creaky Ford pickup that spun off into the dunes and toward the greened riverbed that stretched to the Pacific.  The others ran towards the ocean. The dunes [...]

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My Shot of the Day – Vancouver Weather. Burrand Inslet, British Columbia

This shot was taken from the top of Dam Mountain (4,500ft), British Colombia, Canada on Friday, December 3, 2010.  Some damn lovely Vancouver weather .

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