ColRam's favorite photos

HMS Endeavour leaving Whitby on March 9. 2003 on a beautiful sunset evening.

Sunset over Swithland reservoir seen in the afternoon returning home after our lineside clearance turn. You would have to look very carefully to realise that the Great Central Railway viaduct crosses the reservoir in the left distance. HFF to everyone & enjoy the weekend.

This was taken on an orchid hunting trip to the Olympic Peninsula with friends from Canada. The place is Port Angeles harbor on the north end of the Peninsula.

The photo is from an orchid hunting trip to the Olympic Peninsula with friends from Canada. The place is the city of Port Angeles and its harbor on the north end of the Peninsula.

The Hurricane Ridge Road is one of the most popular areas of Olympic National Park. It ends at a visitors' center with great views of the Olympic Mountains to the west. This photo was taken along the road at one of the viewpoints.

Rescanned for the HFF group. Bristol, Vermont. So far, we've had less snow this December and the snow plows have only been out once. HFF everyone. May your weather be enjoyable wherever you are in this world!

Tiburon Point is frequented by visitors arriving from San Francisco by ferry boat and motor vehicles. Restaurants and a yacht club do a brisk business in this lovely part of the Bay Area. This photo was taken by an Asahi Pentax 6 X 7 medium format film camera and Super-Multi-Coated-Takumar/6X7 1:3.5/55mm lens using Fuji 160NS film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.

The new Church of St George was built in 1903-1905, after the old church - dating back to the year of 1712 -with the same name was demolished. Although rather ‘young’ the church has a beautiful interior with remarkable pillars, some chandeliers and a woodcarved iconostase. The Church of St. George was built according to the standards of the Cathedral of Athens, with voluntary work of craftsmen of the village, while the basic cost of the construction was covered by the contributions of people coming from Pyrsogianni from all over the world.