6/18/07: Stratocumulus clouds forming “cloud streets” over the Sea of Okhotsk, Northern Japan.
Sigh... how I wish I was driving down the celestial super highway right now.
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11.18.2009
(Speechless) Series #5
A photo collection of the wondrous little details of our planet.
6/18/07: Stratocumulus clouds forming “cloud streets” over the Sea of Okhotsk, Northern Japan.
Sigh... how I wish I was driving down the celestial super highway right now.
6/18/07: Stratocumulus clouds forming “cloud streets” over the Sea of Okhotsk, Northern Japan.
Sigh... how I wish I was driving down the celestial super highway right now.
10.20.2009
(Speechless) Series #4
A photo collection of the wondrous little details of our planet.
Teeny mica grains, separated from a sand sample and viewed through
the microscope lens. My first adventure in photomicrography!
Teeny mica grains, separated from a sand sample and viewed through
the microscope lens. My first adventure in photomicrography!
10.13.2009
(Speechless) Series #3
A photo collection of the wondrous little details of our planet.
The magical powers of Lower Oneonta Falls, Oregon.
Visited, gaped at, and amateurishly shot by Yours Truly.
The magical powers of Lower Oneonta Falls, Oregon.
Visited, gaped at, and amateurishly shot by Yours Truly.
10.07.2009
(Speechless) Series #2
A photo collection of the wondrous little details of our planet.
Yellow Gingko in the Fall. Photo by In Cherl Kim.
(This fantastic photographer works for the Everland Zoo in Korea, and often has the most adorable subject matters. And it gets better! He allows all of his photos to be publicly available on Flickr under the Creative Commons law. Click through the picture to see more!)
Yellow Gingko in the Fall. Photo by In Cherl Kim.
(This fantastic photographer works for the Everland Zoo in Korea, and often has the most adorable subject matters. And it gets better! He allows all of his photos to be publicly available on Flickr under the Creative Commons law. Click through the picture to see more!)
9.25.2009
(Speechless) Series #1
A photo collection of the wondrous little details of our planet.
Frost covered spider webs.
Frost covered spider webs.
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