| A series of bronze sculptures in Lewiston, Idaho at the junction of the Snake and Clearwater rivers commemorates the Lewis & Clark expedition. Click here for more information about the artists, the town and the sculptures. |
Farol's Fotos
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| More photos added as they are taken. Stop back again. |
| Slot canyons are those that are narrow and fun to explore. These are in Arizona and empty into the Colorado River prior to the Grand Canyon. My cousin, Kirk, is standing on the floor of the canyon on the right. |
| Antelope canyon near Page, AZ is a sacred Navajo Tribal Park and managed by the Navajo Nation. Entrance to the canyon is on the right. When the sun is overhead you get the beam of light to the canyon floor. View Map of the area. |
| Palouse Falls in Washington State provided railroads, canyons, rivers and waterfalls to photograph. |
| Cedar Key, Florida rests on the Gulf coast and is a neat place to visit. Seabirds, crafts, art and seafood are abundant. Left is an old B&B or a honeymoon shack that is right off the coast. The pier long ago destroyed in a storm. |
| This is a panoramic image of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco Bay. Four images were stitched together using Photoshop Elements (6.0). Go large if you view the photo link. This is a big photo. |
| Not very often does one have a camera, sit by a clean/clear window in front of the wing, and then have a blue sky with puffy white clouds. Pilot was steering around some high storm cells at around 27,000 feet. |
| Montara Beach, CA with strong winds and a rough surf. Coastal highway in the background with the obvious Devil's Slide in view. Click and enlarge the photo to see evidence of new tunnel behind Devil's Slide. |
| Take your camera to the top of a parking garage. Use a tripod, set the shutter to 20 seconds, ISO about 100, and wait for traffic. Be surprised at what you capture. |
| Highest Point in Florida Well, almost, this is Disney World's Animal Kingdom Mt Everest attraction. Take on the treacherous terrain of the towering Forbidden Mountain in this high-altitude, high-speed train adventure. Nail-biting hairpin turns hurl you forward toward the peak and then, just when you think it couldn't get more thrilling - backward! The mountain's full of surprises: Beware the snarling beast who watches over his domain... the Yeti!. |
