Love this photo. Catching lightning is such a pain. Great job.
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Picture 1 is the old quarry building for the now-closed Joliet Prison, where the opening scenes of the Blues Brothers were filmed. The first inmates of the prison worked at this quarry mining the stone that built the very place they would be housed. Picture 2 is the admin and main building of the prison.
Beautiful landscape and sky photos.
Why thank you @dirkthedaring I love your views from work! Very inspiring.
Love the sinister feel to the pics! I read that Joliet Prison was also the place where the first season of Prison Break was filmed. The Joliet limestone has a hardness from 3 to 4 on the Mohs scale. Meaning the stone can be scratched by a copper penny (hardness 3.5) or a steel nail (hardness 5.5). Not the best material to build a prison from.
I wasn't aware of the hardness. Thank you, that's very cool.
I'd heard about Prison Break being filmed but didn't know it actually was.
A reflection in a puddle from an angel in a chariot in Rome.
Beautiful composition and great use of negative space. You captured some really good detail in the reflection as well which isn't easy.
I was looking for this photo. This is the NE Corner of the prison, reflecting in the pool where the stone was mined.
The title says it all. Captured this picture of the moon over Lake Winnebago in Wisconsin.
I like this one very much, I feel drawn to reflections because they remind me of the multidimensional quantum world we are living in. The photo is beautifully balanced, made more interesting by the light and a beautiful haze above the water. Beyond the water, inside the building, the world ends, life in the prison at its peak.
Love it! A subtle reflection of the moonrise. Orange moons are awesome. Trees, lakes, mountains, nature is so beautiful but the moon is Earth's only natural satellite and has infinite effect on the landscape, the water and therefore on people. Orange moons make me feel like I am living on a magical planet.
This might be the strangest natural (???) phenomenon I have ever witnessed. It was about 1 in the afternoon (August 16th 2023, 01:03:00). Zooming in on the pic, the shadows of the crossing lines are visible. This photo is an original, no alterations. 
There is an app for it called lightning cam. It is a great way to capture it.
I have never captured it with my dslr
Thank you! Im no photographer by any means. The sunset pics for example do no justice to what I was seeing
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So I was visiting the Republic of Tunesia and fell asleep on the beach. This is what I woke up to:
I Literally just took this cock pic 
I spent several years as the photographer for a tow truck dealership. They did a calendar and this was one of the cover photos I shot. Oddly, it was a clear and sunny day with just a few clouds. This has been one of my favorite shots since the day I took it.
