The Lord's Day Photo Inspiration Thread

[RedDog]

Happy Sunday everyone! I'll be posting a new treasure every Sunday morning. All are invited to add their own.



Six Shooter Peak. 38.12080°N / 109.6498°W - 6,120 ft. Canyonlands National Park, Utah USA 5:30 am

[styky]

I don't know which once gives more impact...the song or the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1FQqSGxBso

[styky]

I came across this incredible picture today of the earth through a droplet of water about to land on the head of a pin.
http://www.livescience.com/18358-water- ... raphy.html

[styky]

RD you must see this. The cinematography if just awesome

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thuViaxR ... re=related

[free_life2]

That is a great pic RD.

If only you could see what I have seen with your eyes
see if you can guess what each picture is of before you click on it to read details of.

Electron microscope images http://butdoesitfloat.com/1714022/If-on ... -your-eyes

[free_life2]

two heavenly pics

click on to enlarge

[free_life2]

[RedDog]

It's Sunday morning. The beautiful bounty of the western plains.

[RedDog]

It's Sunday morning. Presenting the White Sands Missile Range, Alamogordo, New Mexico, USA.

[Edward Kennedy]

Everything one sees is free...the majesty and sublimity of nature is unexcelled by anything else except by the beauty of Conservative women.

[RedDog]

A bit early but I work on Sunday and may then drive to Winnipeg.

CVN-70 USS Carl Vinson Nimitz Class Carrier enters San Francisco Bay on a Sunday morning (always a Sunday morning). When a nine ship carrier battle group comes under the Golden Gate Bridge the city greets them by the hundreds of thousands on the Embarcadero, Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf and a giant yellow ribbon is tied around Coit Tower to welcome them home. Also customary, the thousands of sailors on board line the flight deck and salute the city. You can see them if you look carefully. That's Alcatraz Island in the rear left.

A Nimitz class carrier is the largest moving object ever made by man aside from a couple supertankers of more recent design. It's twin nuclear reactors require no "refueling" for 25 years and the ship can produce it's own drinking water supply indefinitely. The most recent is CVN-77, USS George H.W. Bush, which followed CVN-76, USS Ronald Reagan.

[Edward Kennedy]

These are amazing but not as much as the air power represented by the fighters these ships carry.

[RedDog]

Bonus non-military Sunday morning. Central Park South, a block east of Columbus Circle, New York City.

[Connie Fournier]

This isn't a photo, it's a video. But, it definitely fits the "inspirational" category. It brought me to tears:
http://bit.ly/zdbVlm

[RedDog]

This isn't a photo, it's a video. But, it definitely fits the "inspirational" category. It brought me to tears:
http://bit.ly/zdbVlm

Marvelous. I was not aware of that story. Thanks.