Honey, Moon ! •33.8361° N, 117.8897° W• #moon #sky #nightsky #photography #astrophotography #space
Honey, moon ! •33.8361° N, 117.8897° W• #moon #sky #nightsky #photography #astrophotography #space #photographylovers #cosmos #cosmic #outerspace @natgeo @iss @travellingthroughspace #universe #beautiful #california #world #wanderlust #planet #earth #astro #cosmos #losangeles #la #photogram #photogramers #photooftheday #night #nightphotography #photos #photographer #lovely #love #instagram #tumblr
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• Looking at this landscape in stillness and silence. So powerfully evocative. • (at Grand Canyon National Park)
Zip lining along the Pacific Ocean. Equal parts thrill and gorgeousness. #cantstopwontstop #unstoppable
How delicate a rock can be. How an arch can startle your senses. How something oddly beautiful, has the power to surprise the mind out of the ruts of habit, compelling you to re-awaken then awareness of the wonderful. (at Delicate Arch, Arches National Park)
I swear by this!! Always keep your standards high. Don't lower your standards to match someone else's. No matter how educated,talented,rich or cool they believe they are; nothing compares to life education. You will come across people who decide to lower their standards just to fit-in. Don't become that. Don't stay in that company. Don't be accepting or tolerant of that. Elevate, hold on to your integrity. Keep your morals and your values high. Acceptance of prevailing standards often means we have no standards of our own. And remember, with chickens you are going to cluck but with eagles you are going to fly. #justsaying #standards
The fog takes over. Koko Lake, OR.
Just minutes after sunrise. Thick fog over LA today. (at Pacific Ocean, Marina Rel Rey, California)
The sky is so tragically beautiful. A graveyard of stars. Milky Way chaser :) (at Blanding, Utah)
Driving through millions of years of earth's history, turned into a beautiful work of art, by an incredible artist we call nature. (at Artist's Drive)
Mars? Nope! Earth. Shot from 33k ft. Lens: Canon 35mm f2.0
