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Actually, I wanted to photograph the foggy mood in the morning. An approaching thunderstorm changed the shooting conditions ... as is so often the case in landscape photography.
Have a nice weekend and a happy Pentecost!
Eigentlich wollte ich Nebelstimmung am Morgen fotografieren. Ein aufziehendes Gewitter veränderte die Aufnahmebedingungen...wie so oft in der Landschaftsfotografie.
Wünsche euch ein schönes Wochenende und Frohe Pfingsten!
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Taken in the Japanese Gardens - Toowoomba - Queensland.
Texture thanks to Cris Buscaglia.
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Villarrica Lake, Pucón, Chile
We thought she was alone...it was some minutes before 3 little cubs revealed themselves as well
Kruger national park, South Africa
The wind picks up and the sea gets whipped up more and more.
The shadows of the clouds rush by on the beach and the surf starts to roar.
It is always breathtaking to witness this natural spectacle and the storm will erupt within minutes....
L'écureuil se déplace le jour, en solitaire, sauf quand vient le temps des amours. Sa fourrure rousse ou grise, son ventre blanc et sa queue en panache le rendent tout de suite identifiable. Sa queue touffue lui sert surtout de balancier pour garder l'équilibre. On peut l'apercevoir toute l'année, en se promenant dans les forêts de conifères et de feuillus, mais aussi dans les parcs et jardins de nos villes, qui lui offrent des abris et de la nourriture.
Toujours prudent mais très curieux, il s'approche souvent des maisons. L'écureuil se tient le plus souvent en hauteur, dans les branches d'arbres, et parfois sur les pelouses des jardins où il cherche à manger. Dans les grandes villes aux jardins très fréquentés, les nombreux passants l'ont rendu moins farouche, et il se laisse parfois approcher à quelques mètres. A la tombée de la nuit, il s'éclipse dans son nid.
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The squirrel moves during the day, alone, except when the time comes for love. His red or gray fur, white belly and tail plume make it immediately identifiable. Its bushy tail serves mainly as a balance to keep balance. It can be seen all year round, walking in the coniferous and deciduous forests, but also in the parks and gardens of our cities, which offer shelter and food.
Always cautious but very curious, he often approaches the houses. The squirrel is most often in height, in the branches of trees, and sometimes on the lawns of the gardens where he tries to eat. In the big cities with busy gardens, the many passers-by have made him less fierce, and he sometimes lets himself be approached a few meters away. At nightfall, it disappears in its nest.
A cute little hedgehog who I had the privilege of being able to photograph at the British Wildlife Centre last September
A sailboat heads home after a day on the bay beneath the remenants of a beautiful sunset in southwestern Florida. In this scene, it is preparing to enter a network of canals that comprise Punta Gorda Isles.
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A fairly warm October is ending, and we can feel the chill of November approaching. These little asters or Michaelmas daisies in Erba Park have been able to hold on until now, but their color has lost its summer brightness, and they are fading fast. The annual cycle moves on . . . Similar shots with a 35mm prime didn't turn out quite as well, so here's one with the kit zoom (on my backup camera). [DSC06261_lr_2000]
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A landscape that is a little wilder than the previous image.This photo shows the relatively level plateau between Wrynose Pass and Hardknott Pass in Cumbria. It's the most direct rouse between Langdale and Eskdale. Although it is certainly spectacular it's one of the most difficult drives I have undertaken for a long time . Wrynose Pass is steep and winding but Hardknott is a devil of a road. If you look at the image large you can see the road quite well in the background on the darker part of the landscape.
The single track road shares the title of steepest road in England with Rosedale Chimney Bank in North Yorkshire. It has a maximum gradient of 1 in 3 (about 33%). The pass is described as one of the most challenging roads in Britain. A series of hairpin bends make visibility difficult in various places. Traffic ascending the pass has priority as advised by the Highway Code. It was very difficult at times getting in the correct gear and you were hoping you would not hit a sheep or have to reverse . The view from the top is amazing you can see across the Irish sea. However next time I go to Wast Water I will take the longer but somewhat easier route on the coast road
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One of the ranches along the Withlacoochee State Trail near Brooksville, FL.
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Always interesting to look beyond the horizon. I was thinking about it, watching this tree from the car. It took about an hour of walking in my snowshoes there and back. And it was worth it all the efforts. The same location with the previous upload.
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