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Fort Aguada India

Fort Aguada India

I walked the hill to the fort above the Goa Resort and the Russians didn’t like it. “It is too hot.  Get on.”  Scooter after scooter passed me, stopped, waited for me to reach them then offered me a ride.  It was very kind but, “I’d really like to walk.” “You will die.” “I won’t [...]

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My Shot of the Day: Spring Roses

My Shot of the Day: Spring Roses

This street-side beauty was one among a group of spring roses in Taos, New Mexico near the Taos Inn yesterday evening.  It was so lovely I took 20-30 different shots of it, up close and far away. It was just perfectly formed and rather hard to walk away from. ##

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Three Shot of Friday Night’s Supermoon 2012

Three Shot of Friday Night’s Supermoon 2012

All three of these supermoon 2012 shots were taken in Kit Carson Park. Taos, New Mexico. May 5, 2012. ## By Jim O’Donnell

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On Top: Pic du Midi Observatory, France

On Top: Pic du Midi Observatory, France

From the ancient stone villages and fortified chateaux of the Knights Templar dotting the foothills that turn to the great wine plains of the Gare, Garrone and to Aquitaine it looks like a lonely outpost of bristling towers and domes on an iced-over alien planet.  It appears impossible to reach. Its residents look to the [...]

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My Shot of the Day: Moonrise Over Our Lady of Guadalupe

My Shot of the Day: Moonrise Over Our Lady of Guadalupe

Moonrise over Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Taos, New Mexico. Thursday, May 3, 2012. ISO 100, f/18, 1/20s with a Nikkor 55-300mm lens. On Nov. 18, 1801 in Durango, Bishop Olivares granted permission to the community of Taos to build a church. The adobe structure was completed in 1802. In 1833 Bishop Zubiria, of [...]

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My Shot of the Day: White Headed Buffalo Weaver

My Shot of the Day: White Headed Buffalo Weaver

  White Headed Buffalo Weaver   I really loved this shot but could not squeeze it in before I left for Europe in March.  So, here it is. A passerine native to East Africa,  the ‘buffalo’ part of its name comes from its habit of trailing the African Buffalo and feeding on disturbed insects in the soil behind [...]

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