This is where the beaver lives (the first one to be seen in the Detroit River in almost 100 years). S/he has chosen some mighty fine real estate, in my opinion.
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I like night/late evening shots...this is no exception.
Thank you, Rose, how kind of you.
It's very attractive at night. Hurray for power!
We do need power!
I'm sorry I am so far behind commenting--am working on a novel at the retreat house where there is no internet.
Very cool picture. I like the orange glow.
Who would have thought that a power station could be so gorgeous?
This is simply stunning, Mary! The colors are magnificent; composition is excellent; and it's nice and sharp!
Thanks so much, James, Mama Zen and Jacob! I really appreciate it!!!
That's the reward for a half hour walk carrying a tripod!
A very "powerful" photo, indeed.
Thanks, B!! LOL! Yr a riot!!!
It's funny to write, but the power station does look powerful due to the 2 chimney-like things enlightened.
Moon and Sun in One Photograph
I think the chimneys are lit so the airplanes and helicopters see them at night.
Thanks! :-D
This is where the beaver lives (the first one to be seen in the Detroit River in almost 100 years). S/he has chosen some mighty fine real estate, in my opinion.
Gorgeous shot!
Thanks so much. I didn't know beaver were rare here--I've come from somewhere where they're more common--I'll have to learn more about this.
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