Some bridge in Luxembourg… which given the size of the country, a quick google search for “Luxembourg Bridge” shows that there are only two, and that this is the The Passerelle, also known as the Luxembourg Viaduct. It’s also known as the “Old Bridge” which supports my claim that there… Continue reading
This is the “Gate of Science” and since Univeristy of Kaiserslautern was an engineering school, images of this were everywhere. The building shown here was on the far end of campus, and was one of the Electrical Engineering buildings. It may have been the building that had a bar on… Continue reading
This is just a random shot of some sculpture on the campus of the University of Kaiserslautern. It has the distinction of being the 7th picture I have saved from the start of owning a digital camera. It’s the first one that’s really of any interest. Picture taken with Olympus… Continue reading
Sick of sunsets yet? It was kind of the goal of the trip – to actively plan some photography opportunities – but, this is the last one, I promise. We actually got cheated out of a truly good sunset by that layer of clouds on the horizon. Picture taken with… Continue reading
Smoky Mountains Day 2 itinerary: Stupid early – drive to Clingman’s Dome Nap in Clingman’s Dome parking lot 9:00 – Hiked to Clingman’s Dome Continue down the Appalachian Trail Fail to find Siler’s Bald 4:30 – return to Clingman’s Dome lot Returned to hotel Day 2’s itinerary really only had… Continue reading
The Mt. Laconte Lodge at, you can probably guess, the top of Mt. Laconte. You can rent cabins there for an overnight stay at the top of the mountain, which, with a little additional planning can be made into a small through hike with light packs since they have beds,… Continue reading
A random sculpture from around the Grand Rapids area – this one is in the park along the Thornapple River right below the upper dam seen in the background. I don’t know the significance of the two characters sitting on the fish-log. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL 18-200mm lens… Continue reading
Mark has some nice flowers in his front yard and it had just rained (this was a few weeks ago before tulips were gone for the year). Sometime I like having pictures with the subject in a corner, particularly if I’m trying to use it for a background which needs… Continue reading
I got off the water just in time to avoid the lightning, but the clouds were pretty cool looking so I lurked around the park just under the upper Thornapple River dam to take some pictures. Picture taken with Sony a6000, SEL 18-200mm lens @ 18mm, 1/80 sec shutter, f/8,… Continue reading
I call this the proof of sighting picture – it’s not really good at ISO 3200 and still a slower shutter – but we saw our bear. It wasn’t until our last day, and completely by chance that we saw a black bear along the road out of Smokies munching… Continue reading