Bryce Canyon: Rainbow Point Tree
At the elevation of 9115 feet (2778 m) I was literally walking in the clouds. An hour or two ago and couple of hundreds meters lower, I was wearing a t-shirt, as it was...
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Colors of Yellowstone
One thing which is probably even more remarkable in Yellowstone than all its bisons and sneaky bears, is color. Or better — colors. Because Yellowstone is one huge color-nuthouse. It is this place on...
How to get to Yellowstone: just do not plan it, the road will bring you there (and/or somewhere else)
That was the first time when me and my American buddy decided not to plan our trip through U.S. in advance (which we normally do when I come over to visit him and his...
Rhyolite Mercantile, a ghost store of a ghost town
Though it looks like a cinematic scenery, it’s absolutely real. “Rhyolite Mercantile’ was a general store of a flourishing town called Rhyolite (Nevada, USA). Founded around 1905 during the gold rush, Rhyolite reached its...
Whiskey Joe, American Biker (R.I.P.)
I met him only once. My friend went to visit his old neighbour and dragged me along. All I knew was that Whiskey Joe had been a biker a long time ago. With this...
Yellowstone hot springs
Yellowstone hot springs are really hot: water temperature in some of them exceeds the boiling point (which is 94°C at the Yellowstone elevation).
Hope (Occupy San Francisco)
It’s one of my favorite street photos, though it’s not that easy to specify why.
What does it take to get a good streetphoto?
What does it take to get a good streetphoto? Pure luck, coincidence?
One of the places I’d like to live for a couple of years
One of the places I’d like to live for a couple of years.
The Owners of Truth
I have a strange fascination for the folks actually believing they figured it all out and own the truth. It must be mighty comfortable to not doubt yourself, — although most probably that’s just a manifestation of some kind of psychosis. Sometimes a harmless one, sometimes not that harmless.
