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On Monday morning a group of us raced to get to Rattlesnake point in Milton to catch the rising sun over the autumn colours. Sunrise only lasted for 10mins until it clouded over, but in that 10mins I was able to capture this image.

Photo Details: This photo was taken on October 11, 2010 in Milton, Ontario, CA, using a Nikon D300.

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A regular night on the dock. With the great company of Bob and Val, We watched the sun set, then waited and waited. Then all of a sudden thunder and lightening storms came from all directions. We barely escaped off the dock when a fast storm with hurricane/tornado winds came. If we had waited an extra 20 seconds we would have be stuck on the dock and unable to see our way back due to the heavy downpour and winds.

Photo Details:  This photo was taken on September 4, 2011 in Shrewsbury, Ontario, CA, using a Nikon D700.

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This first image is actually the first image of his that I saw, which led me to contact him and see if I could share his work with everyone here on ImageOfTheDayBlog.com. So, here is an incredible image from Niagara Falls.

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Featured on digital-photography-school.com/long-exposure-photography I am always looking for ways to shoot something different. I had seen so many shots of the falls from the same location, and all were pretty much the same. So going out at 2am, and catching the falls with no light, and pushing a 30sec exposure ending with the result.

Photo Details: This photo was taken on March 15, 2008 in Niagara Falls, New York, US, using a Pentax K10D.

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The bridge of the Nippo Maru. It is moving specks of silt lit by my dive light. The white balancing essentially puts red into everything (as that is the colour that is lost most underwater) so when something is already lit by white light, it ends up super-red/orange.

Photo Details: This photo was taken on February 23, 2011 in Nukan, Chuuk, FM, using a Canon EOS 450D.

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The wreck of the El Qaher in the southern Red Sea at 21m max.

Photo Details: This photo was taken on November 21, 2009 in Al Bahr al Ahmar, Egypt, using a Fujifilm FinePix F31fd.

This Egyptian (ex-British) destroyer was sunk by enemy planes and now lies balanced with both its bow and stern above the seabed and some of its superstructure above water. The above shot is that part of the bow that is below water. Here it is on the surface at the end of the dive

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This is a photo taken inside the engine room of the shipwrecked Unkai Maru. It was built in 1905 by the W. Grey Shipyard of England and sold in 1911 to the Nakamura Kisen Line for use by the Japanese Navy as a general cargo transport. It was sunken during WWII after being struck by the planes of the U.S.S. Bunker Hill and the U.S.S. Yorktown.

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The engine room of the Unkai Maru

Photo Details: This photo was taken on February 23, 2011 in Nepononong, Chuuk, FM, using a Canon EOS 450D.

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The bow of the MV Beau, Truk Lagoon

Photo Details: This photo was taken on February 23, 2011 in Nukan, Chuuk, FM, using a Canon EOS 450D.

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Inside the Betty Mitsubishi Attack bomber. Truk lagoon - 20m deep.

Photo Details: This photo was taken on February 18, 2011 in Sapota, Chuuk, FM, using a Canon EOS 450D.

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Area 51

This is a review on Keep Out! a book of controversial proportions by Nick Redfern. Going into the top secret places of the world that governments do not want you to know about. Delving into high security top secret facilities and labeling them for what they are. From Area 51 to HAARP in Alaska to Pine Gap and Fort Detrick to the underground Zhitkur realm. From every country across the Earth including America, Russia, The United Kingdom, Australia, China and many more. This book is an open gate way for every conspiracy theorist to seek the truth about these top secret government installations they don’t want you to know about.

Those in power have their secrets hidden away and Nick Redfern has unlocked them with graceful percision. Bringing them forth in more detail to the public’s eyes in a way that makes sense and is easy to read. Each section of the book contains the facility and what it consists of. A perfect book for your library of delving into secrets not meant for civilian eyes. The military has done secret tests and developed military technology that has been hid from the public’s eyes for decades. Now a manual comes out to give them a run for their money when it comes to deception and mocking the public. From America to China the knowledge and wisdom contained within Keep Out! is amazingly sensitive and makes you feel like you should not be reading it lest a sniper’s bullet comes sailing through your window. Which makes it even more fun as we put death and truth on cruise control.

Book Description from New Page Books

Publication Date: December 22, 2011

“Nick Redfern is the Brit with a knack for ferreting out all the dope on outrageous subjects.”
–Jim Marrs, best-selling author of Alien AgendaArea 51, Hangar 18, the Montauk facility, the Dulce Base, the undersea world of Sanya, HAARP in Alaska, Pine Gap, Fort Detrick, Rudloe Manor, and the Zhitkur underground realm–these are just a few of the select, highly classified installations about which the governments of the United States, Australia, China, Russia, the United Kingdom, and others prefer that we, the general public, remain steadfastly ignorant.And these same governments have excellent reasons for wanting to keep us in the dark. It is at these secret facilities that for decades, clandestine research has reportedly been undertaken into crashed UFOs, deceased alien entities, bizarre creatures and unknown animals, lethal viruses, biological warfare, mind-control experimentation, and much, much more.

Whether situated deep under the ocean, far below the ground, or within the heart of remote, fortified desert locales, these and many other supersecret places are guarded with a near paranoid zeal by those in power who wish to keep their secrets buried and locked far away from prying eyes.

And they have succeeded.

Until now.

About the Author

Nick Redfern works full-time as an author, lecturer, and journalist. He writes about a wide range of subjects, including Bigfoot, UFOs, and paranormal phenomena. Redfern is a regular contributor to UFO Magazine, Fate, and Fortean Times. He has appeared on many television shows, including the History Channel’s Monster Quest; the National Geographic Channel’s Paranatural; and the SyFy Channel’s Proof Positive. His previous books include The NASA Conspiracies, Contactees, and The Real Men in Black. Redfern can be contacted at his Website, nickredfernsbooks.blogspot.com.

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Leaving the hold of the Yamagiri Maru through the damaged hull. Truk Lagoon, Micronesia.

Photo Details: This photo was taken on February 22, 2011 in Neiwe, Chuuk, FM (Federated States of Micronesia), using a Canon EOS 450D.

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