Shooting into the sun is usually not a great idea but, sometimes you get an interesting result. In this case, the sun flare looks a bit like a bird.
iPhone 16 Pro
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I took a hike in the Arizona desert to view these petroglyphs etched on stone. I suspect that it was an important location as water forms several pools here after rain.
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The Norfolk State University Marching Band performed in the Inaugural Parade for Governor Abigail Spanberger in January. “Founded in 1975, the award winning Norfolk State University Spartan “Legion” Marching Band located in Norfolk, VA, has made a name for itself as one of the premier Marching Bands in the country. The “Legion” consists of 250 staff and student musicians, dancers, and flags from states nationwide”. This high energy, exciting marching band played “We Are Family” for the newly inaugurated, 75th and First Woman Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Even if it was just Hot Chocolate! Taken at the Inauguration of the Commonwealth of Virginia’s First Woman Governor
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A Circular shaped building warps the reflection of a nearby office tower.
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Her Excellency, Governor Abigail Spanberger, the 75th, and First Woman, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia! I was pretty happy that my Samsung Galaxy captured a decent shot. As at certain sporting events, security measures prevented me bringing my camera inside the gates.
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We were fortunate to be able to attend a couple of Inauguration Weekend events in Richmond, Virginia two weeks ago. This image was taken as then Governor-Elect Abigail Spanberger welcomed the happy crowd to the Made in Virginia Market, held the night before Inauguration.
Her face reflects our joy!
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One of my recent hikes near Sedona was to Fay Canyon. If you know where to turn off the main path, you can climb up to this arch. Be warned: it is not an easy climb as the top third requires some scrambling over rocks.
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