That’s one of the most artistically shot and edited photos of the much photographed Orion Nebula I’ve seen. Great work!
May have posted this one before, not sure
1943 North American B-25H Mitchell (N5548N) — ‘Barbie III’ , The most heavily armed Mitchell variant, built for brutal low-altitude work. A flying testament to American wartime engineering, where firepower, resilience, and purpose met head-on.
I do not believe you posted this picture before. Impressive machine.
B-24A Liberator “Diamond Lil”
early-war muscle, timeless lines. One of the few flying reminders of the crews and machines that carried the long fight.
Glacial National Park?
U.S. Navy Blue Angels F/A-18E Super Hornet
“Gear coming up, smoke on, and pointed skyward—the Blue Angel climbing out in clean, unmistakable Navy blue.”
Emerald Lake…RMNP,Colorado
Female Dark-eyed Junco (Junco hyemalis)
Female Dark-eyed Junco perched neatly along the fence line—soft colors, steady gaze, and quiet confidence in the winter light.
Very nice, calm.
All birds, including lowly sparrows, are gorgeous when you get up close and can appreciate how pretty they are.
I agree—getting close really changes your perspective. Even the most common birds reveal incredible beauty and detail when you take the time to look. Same for all backyard critters.
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