Photos by James Herrick : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Beautiful.

Thank you for posting your wonderful photo of Mount Arayat. I have a couple photos I took 40 years ago, from 10 miles away at Clark Air Base when I was stationed there, west of the mountain. It is nice to be able to enlarge your photo and see the mountain closer than I have seen it before. However, in comparing your photo with one of mine, I wonder if your photo is taken from the east side of the mountain. I am thinking that the north summit is a little higher than the south peak. I wonder if the north peak is on the right side of your photo.

A wonderful photo for many reasons. First, of course, it is a nice scene of a pretty, smiling young woman. The daylight on the horizon narrowing until the gray sea and sky meld together is special. The woman's shirt blends with both the light colors of the sand and bright sky and also with the dark sea and sky. The bright orange tennis shoes make a stark contrast and add interest to the scene. VERY nice photo! Thank you for sharing it.

Thank you for posting your wonderful photo of MuDeungSan. In 1969, I was in the U.S. Air Force at Kwang Ju Air Base and our organization, the 1st Mobile Communications Group, had a communications facility near the top of the mountain. I made several trips through the city to the mountaintop, driving supplies to our people who worked up there. It was a very beautiful view. Your photo brings back many memories from when I was a young man, 40 years ago! I am very happy to see it.

There is another mountain, not far from the air field, that the Republic of Korea Army used for artillery practice. I wonder what that mountain looks like today.

Very nice photo Einar! You should also post your beautiful Hitra kirke night photo to Google Earth. How about a photo of the Flatval airstrip?

Photographed by Richard Thrift, Aug 2008.

An exquisite, hypnotic scene. Thank you for sharing it.

Simply entrancing. Mange takk for sharing your beautiful photo!