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Wayne Moran Photography

The Painted Hills, located approximately 9 miles northwest of Mitchell, Oregon, are a remarkable geological feature within the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. This area is renowned for its vibrant layers of red, tan, orange, and black soils, which offer a visual record of climatic changes over millions of years. ​

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The Painted Hills John Day Fossil Beds National Monument Mitchell Oregon The Painted Hills, located approximately 9 miles northwest of Mitchell, Oregon, are a remarkable geological feature within the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. This area is renowned for its vibrant layers of red, tan, orange, and black soils, which offer a visual record of climatic changes over millions of years. ​ These striking colorations result from the oxidation of various minerals in the soil. The red hues indicate iron-rich laterite soils formed during wetter periods, while the yellow and tan layers represent drier epochs. The darker bands contain lignite, a type of coal formed from ancient plant material. ​ Beyond their aesthetic appeal, the Painted Hills are significant for preserving fossilized remains of plants and animals from the Eocene epoch, approximately 39 to 30 million years ago. These fossils provide valuable insights into ancient ecosystems and the evolutionary history of the region. ​ Image: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-painted-hills-john-day-fossil-beds-national-monument-mitchell-oregon-i-wayne-moran.html Read more: https://waynemoranphotography.com/blog/pacific-northwest-photography-adventure-a-journey-through-natures-masterpieces/ #PaintedHills #JohnDay #FossilBedsNationalMonument #Mitchell #Oregon #hiking #Landscape #photography #travel #travelphotography #AYearForArt #buyintoArt
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1960 A Movie Poster from the 1960s for the Film 'The Many Men in My Life'

The image shows a vintage movie poster with the title "THE MANY MEN IN MY LIFE" prominently displayed at the top.
Below this, there is an illustration of a woman's face, which appears to be part of the film's promotional art.
She is depicted in profile, looking forward with a thoughtful expression.
The poster also contains the name "Jule," which may refer to a character or theme within the movie.

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#photography #illustration #madman #nocontext #sfw #MoviePoster #VintageAdvertising #1960sCinema #Jule #JulieHiggins #JohnDay #TheManyMeninMyLife #FoxFilm #ColorPoster #GraphicDesign #RetroAdvertisement #HollywoodHistory.

1960 A Movie Poster from the 1960s for the Film 'The Many Men in My Life' The image shows a vintage movie poster with the title "THE MANY MEN IN MY LIFE" prominently displayed at the top. Below this, there is an illustration of a woman's face, which appears to be part of the film's promotional art. She is depicted in profile, looking forward with a thoughtful expression. The poster also contains the name "Jule," which may refer to a character or theme within the movie.
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Erin Conroy

"Every 18 months, a total solar #eclipse occurs somewhere on Earth, a fortuitous quirk of the Sun being 400 times further from Earth than the Moon & 400 times larger, making the disc of the Moon entirely cover the solar disc when it perfectly aligns between Earth & the Sun"

What are the odds of any planetary moon getting those proportions exactly right? I asked this question of an astronomer who attended our #Reed trip to #JohnDay in OR to watch the totality in 2017, & he didn't know.

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