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Web's Best Photo and Art LinksFrom Magic MikeMy collection of recommended links
to photos of the best Hubble Space Telescope photos and other NASA photos,
incredible landscapes, scenic wonders and wildlife animals,
AND the Renaissance Art Masters, art work of the 10th through 20th Centuries
from World Museums.
These photos are links, to sites owned by other people.
The photos are for private viewing, not for commercial use.
TO SEARCH FOR A PHOTO, CLICK EDIT/FIND ON YOUR BROWSER.
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to the full photo list page to see the other pages.
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Discovery
Spring (Incredible
uncropped version
- Mike's note: "What I did was reduced it to half the memory with
Photo Smart Saver and then used LView to resize it to down to 800x600.
Looks great on my desktop".) Credit: NASA - Explanation: Welcome
to the equinox! Moving northward in Earth's sky, today the Sun crosses
the celestial equator at 13:31 Universal Time bringing Spring to the north
and Fall to the south. The change of season is known as an equinox as the
Sun rises due east on the horizon and sets due west -- providing an equal
night, 12 night and 12 daylight hours, for both northern and southern hemispheres.
In this picture from March 8, the Sun peers over the eastern horizon at
the space shuttle Discovery's dramatic morning launch on mission STS-102.
Having delivered supplies and taxied crew to the International Space Station,
Discovery will remain in orbit for this first day of northern hemisphere
Spring. Discovery is scheduled to land at Kennedy Space Center in Florida
early tomorrow. Authors & editors: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry
Bonnell (USRA) NASA Technical Rep.: Jay Norris. Specific rights apply.
A service of: LHEA at NASA/G
Cardinal
on a snowy branch - Original Photographs by Michael
Myers.
360° Tour
of The Grand Palace Bangkok, Thailand - Wat Phra Kaew. You're standing
in the royal temple compound inside Bangkok's famous Grand Palace. The
most sacred site in Thailand, it's also the biggest attraction for travelers.Bangkok
is a busy modern city, but behind the white palace walls lies a magical
oasis of color and light. Here, religion and royalty, the two things Thais
prize the most, meet in a dazzling display of Buddhist architecture and
imagery. - Expedia.
Newport
Sunset - This was taken at Beaver Tail State Park in Jamestown,
RI (close to Newport, RI) at sunset. In the Spirit of Nature - by Bert
and Mary Anne Sirkin - PhotoTripUSA.
Taj Mahal
- Agra India - Discover India.
Taj Mahal
- Agra India - 360 degree movie - Labor of love Dawn lifts the
veil of night from the garden of India's most beautiful-and extravagant-tribute
to love, the Taj Mahal. You stand at the central reflecting pool, transfixed
by the serenity of this monumental tomb, its luminous white marble suffused
with the changing colors of the day. For more than three centuries curious
travelers have journeyed here, drawn no doubt in part by the legends surrounding
its creation - Expedia.
A
Sun Pillar Credit & Copyright: Stan Richard - Explanation:
Have you ever seen a sun pillar? When the air is cold and the Sun is rising
or setting, falling ice crystals can reflect sunlight and create an unusual
column of light. Ice sometimes forms flat, stop-sign shaped crystals as
it falls from high-level clouds. Air resistance causes these crystals to
lie nearly flat much of the time as they flutter to the ground. Sunlight
reflects off crystals that are properly aligned, creating the sun-pillar
effect. In the above picture, a sun-pillar reflects light from a setting
Sun. Authors & editors: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry Bonnell (USRA)
NASA Technical Rep.: Jay Norris. Specific rights apply. A service of: LHEA
at NASA/GSFC & Michigan Tech.
360
degree movie of View from Brocade Hill Guilin, China - Classic
view. You are standing on Folded Brocade Hill, surrounded by mist-coated
scenery that seems otherworldly. Limestone pinnacles rise abruptly from
the terrain, their bizarre forms hulking yet graceful. Celebrated in Chinese
art and history for centuries, this river valley in southern China risks
becoming a dreary cliché. But nothing-neither the hawkers nor the
throngs of tourists-can take away the magic of Guilin's scenic beauty.
- Expedia.
The
first manned flight in history: December 17, 1903. At 10:35 a.m.
Orville Wright takes off into a 27 mph wind. The distance covered was 120
feet time aloft was 12 seconds. Wilbur is seen at right. Picture was taken
with Orville's camera by John T. Daniels. Photo of a photo that is on display
at the Wright Brothers Museum in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Desktop Pictures
Original Photographs by Michael
Myers.
360 degree movie
of Machu Picchu in Peru - Recent studies show that this famous
ancient seat of civilization may be destroyed by landslides on the mountain.
You're in the fabled "Lost City of the Incas," the most awesome
ruins in South America. As you climb the ancient stone steps, you pause
to marvel: Terraces drop off steeply to the river far below. Mystery shrouds
Machu Picchu like the clouds that wrap around its towering peaks. Why did
the Incas build this incredible city? - Expedia.
Birdseye
View - This great blue heron was taken in Everglades National Park
(main entrance - near Homestead, FL). It was about a half hour after dawn
and I was photographing an egret with a 300mm lens when this heron flew
up behind me on the railing of the boardwalk. I swung around and was able
to get this close-up shot with the warm morning light. In the Spirit of
Nature - by Bert and Mary Anne Sirkin - PhotoTripUSA.
Butterfly
- This butterfly was taken with the camera hand-held with a diffused
small flash and a macro lens. It was taken at Butterfly World in Coconut
Creek, Florida. In the Spirit of Nature - by Bert and Mary Anne Sirkin
- PhotoTripUSA.
An eagle
from the eastern shore of Maryland. - Michael Myers Photo
Gallery.
Olympic
National Park - This was taken in the Lake Quinault rainforest
area of Olympic National Park. It's a magnificent forest where it rains
a LOT. The magnificent trees and many shades of green is awe-inspiring.
In the Spirit of Nature - by Bert and Mary Anne Sirkin - PhotoTripUSA .
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Photo links 62
Web's Best Photo and Art LinksFrom Magic MikeMy collection of recommended links
to photos of the best Hubble Space Telescope photos and other NASA photos,
incredible landscapes, scenic wonders and wildlife animals,
AND the Renaissance Art Masters, art work of the 10th through 20th Centuries
from World Museums.
These photos are links, to sites owned by other people.
The photos are for private viewing, not for commercial use.
TO SEARCH FOR A PHOTO, CLICK EDIT/FIND ON YOUR BROWSER.
Back
to the full photo list page to see the other pages.
To Magic Mike's Joke
Page Parlor
To Magic Mike's Home Page
(See a magic trick!)
Discovery
Spring (Incredible
uncropped version
- Mike's note: "What I did was reduced it to half the memory with
Photo Smart Saver and then used LView to resize it to down to 800x600.
Looks great on my desktop".) Credit: NASA - Explanation: Welcome
to the equinox! Moving northward in Earth's sky, today the Sun crosses
the celestial equator at 13:31 Universal Time bringing Spring to the north
and Fall to the south. The change of season is known as an equinox as the
Sun rises due east on the horizon and sets due west -- providing an equal
night, 12 night and 12 daylight hours, for both northern and southern hemispheres.
In this picture from March 8, the Sun peers over the eastern horizon at
the space shuttle Discovery's dramatic morning launch on mission STS-102.
Having delivered supplies and taxied crew to the International Space Station,
Discovery will remain in orbit for this first day of northern hemisphere
Spring. Discovery is scheduled to land at Kennedy Space Center in Florida
early tomorrow. Authors & editors: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry
Bonnell (USRA) NASA Technical Rep.: Jay Norris. Specific rights apply.
A service of: LHEA at NASA/G
Cardinal
on a snowy branch - Original Photographs by Michael
Myers.
360° Tour
of The Grand Palace Bangkok, Thailand - Wat Phra Kaew. You're standing
in the royal temple compound inside Bangkok's famous Grand Palace. The
most sacred site in Thailand, it's also the biggest attraction for travelers.Bangkok
is a busy modern city, but behind the white palace walls lies a magical
oasis of color and light. Here, religion and royalty, the two things Thais
prize the most, meet in a dazzling display of Buddhist architecture and
imagery. - Expedia.
Newport
Sunset - This was taken at Beaver Tail State Park in Jamestown,
RI (close to Newport, RI) at sunset. In the Spirit of Nature - by Bert
and Mary Anne Sirkin - PhotoTripUSA.
Taj Mahal
- Agra India - Discover India.
Taj Mahal
- Agra India - 360 degree movie - Labor of love Dawn lifts the
veil of night from the garden of India's most beautiful-and extravagant-tribute
to love, the Taj Mahal. You stand at the central reflecting pool, transfixed
by the serenity of this monumental tomb, its luminous white marble suffused
with the changing colors of the day. For more than three centuries curious
travelers have journeyed here, drawn no doubt in part by the legends surrounding
its creation - Expedia.
A
Sun Pillar Credit & Copyright: Stan Richard - Explanation:
Have you ever seen a sun pillar? When the air is cold and the Sun is rising
or setting, falling ice crystals can reflect sunlight and create an unusual
column of light. Ice sometimes forms flat, stop-sign shaped crystals as
it falls from high-level clouds. Air resistance causes these crystals to
lie nearly flat much of the time as they flutter to the ground. Sunlight
reflects off crystals that are properly aligned, creating the sun-pillar
effect. In the above picture, a sun-pillar reflects light from a setting
Sun. Authors & editors: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry Bonnell (USRA)
NASA Technical Rep.: Jay Norris. Specific rights apply. A service of: LHEA
at NASA/GSFC & Michigan Tech.
360
degree movie of View from Brocade Hill Guilin, China - Classic
view. You are standing on Folded Brocade Hill, surrounded by mist-coated
scenery that seems otherworldly. Limestone pinnacles rise abruptly from
the terrain, their bizarre forms hulking yet graceful. Celebrated in Chinese
art and history for centuries, this river valley in southern China risks
becoming a dreary cliché. But nothing-neither the hawkers nor the
throngs of tourists-can take away the magic of Guilin's scenic beauty.
- Expedia.
The
first manned flight in history: December 17, 1903. At 10:35 a.m.
Orville Wright takes off into a 27 mph wind. The distance covered was 120
feet time aloft was 12 seconds. Wilbur is seen at right. Picture was taken
with Orville's camera by John T. Daniels. Photo of a photo that is on display
at the Wright Brothers Museum in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Desktop Pictures
Original Photographs by Michael
Myers.
360 degree movie
of Machu Picchu in Peru - Recent studies show that this famous
ancient seat of civilization may be destroyed by landslides on the mountain.
You're in the fabled "Lost City of the Incas," the most awesome
ruins in South America. As you climb the ancient stone steps, you pause
to marvel: Terraces drop off steeply to the river far below. Mystery shrouds
Machu Picchu like the clouds that wrap around its towering peaks. Why did
the Incas build this incredible city? - Expedia.
Birdseye
View - This great blue heron was taken in Everglades National Park
(main entrance - near Homestead, FL). It was about a half hour after dawn
and I was photographing an egret with a 300mm lens when this heron flew
up behind me on the railing of the boardwalk. I swung around and was able
to get this close-up shot with the warm morning light. In the Spirit of
Nature - by Bert and Mary Anne Sirkin - PhotoTripUSA.
Butterfly
- This butterfly was taken with the camera hand-held with a diffused
small flash and a macro lens. It was taken at Butterfly World in Coconut
Creek, Florida. In the Spirit of Nature - by Bert and Mary Anne Sirkin
- PhotoTripUSA.
An eagle
from the eastern shore of Maryland. - Michael Myers Photo
Gallery.
Olympic
National Park - This was taken in the Lake Quinault rainforest
area of Olympic National Park. It's a magnificent forest where it rains
a LOT. The magnificent trees and many shades of green is awe-inspiring.
In the Spirit of Nature - by Bert and Mary Anne Sirkin - PhotoTripUSA .
Learn My Tie Trick
Nobody should drink the chemicals in the water!
Get the solution at SafeWaterInfo.org
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