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Many thanks for your visits, faves and comments. Cheers. ...from a drive through the Main Range National Park to Queen Mary Falls.
Main Range National Park is on the western part of the Scenic Rimâa spectacular arc of mountains stretching from Mount Mistake to Springbrook in South East Queensland. It comprises 30,170.5 ha and is managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS).
In December 1994, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee officially declared the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage AreaExternal link icon over the Scenic Rim (including most of Main Range and Mount Barney national parks and nearly all of Lamington and Springbrook national parks) and the rainforests of northern and central New South Wales.
As part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, Main Range is an extremely important refuge for many animals. These include a species of land snail, the beautiful Richmond birdwing butterfly, endangered birds (e.g. the eastern bristlebird), amphibians such as the Fleay's barred frog, and mammals such as the spotted-tailed quoll and the Hastings River mouse. Main Range National Park plays a vital role in protecting this rich diversity of globally-significant wildlife.
Differences in the mountains' topography, altitude, aspect and soil characteristics lead to diversity in the park's plant communities, which range from subtropical and cool temperate rainforest to wet and dry sclerophyll forest, montane heath and rock pavement vegetation.
(Source: Queensland Government - www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/main-range/culture.html)
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It depicts seven life-size figures. Aspects of Ketchikan's past.
Chief Johnson, the lumberjack - the fisherman - the miner - the aviator - an elderly woman and an elegant lady.
In this way, prominent Alaska Natives, the logging, fishing and mining industries, the town's historic heavy reliance on air links and - despite its relative isolation - its maintenance as a centre of cosmopolitan fashion are all incorporated into the work.
Prompt: create a digital fine art, ultra-realistic, of two young girls in white nightgowns, with their Westie puppy, beside the decorated Christmas tree, illuminated by soft morning sunlight streaming through the tall window. The girls are wrapping a present as their Westie puppy watches. Keep all proportions, shadows, reflections, and floor patterns unchanged. Refine the brushwork to a clean digital-fine-art finish with subtle texture, preserving natural color harmony, and soft contrast. Do not alter faces, poses, hair, clothing, or gifts. Ensure seamless edges, no artifacts, and consistent lighting direction. Square aspect ratio, realistic depth, no noise effect
This digital fine art was created using Nano Banana AI and Photoshop
There are parts of Dinorwic slate quarry that are always dark.
The scale of the place is breath taking. There are features to it that amaze, and aspects that are stunningly beautifully. It has even been put forward as a UNESCO World Heritage site. But it is officially out of bounds to the public and unfortunately unsuitable for mass tourism. Because Dinorwic has always been dangerous. It was dangerous for the thousands of men who toiled to manually dig out hundreds and hundreds of millions of tonnes of slate often in horrendous weather. And now it's crumbling and unmaintained state probably makes it even more dangerous. But the draw of Dinorwic for me is insatiable. I just have to keep going back to explore a little more.
On the edge of the very biggest hole, in a corner that is always dark, is a slate staircase that goes down to tunnel entrances that go even deeper. These are places I will not venture on my own
Portrait aspect of Barbara Falls, also known as South Fork Falls. Barbara must have been a special gal to have this fall named after her. Or maybe she just babbled on incoherently. The name Barbara is of Greek origin meaning stranger or foreigner, or anyone who did not speak their language. That makes sense. More than half the time, I can't understand what woman are saying. Anchorage Alaska, November 2021
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Might of the sea.
Cape Of Good Hope...Southern Tip Of South Africa.
I LOVE THE SEA!!! Under ALL circumstances, whether wild or calm...
What might here, SPECTACULAR, thunderingly beautiful and somehow frightening!
I grew up by and with the sea and NEVER underestimate it! This here is still the Atlantic Ocean.
'Cape of Good Hope' named thus because of the great optimism engendered by the opening of a sea route to India and the East.
I wish you all a very good day and thank you for all your kind words, time, comments and likes.
Very much appreciated. Magda, (*_*)
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Sea, waves, might, power, energy, spray, rocks, cliff, colour, horizontal NikonD7200, "Magda indigo"
We stopped briefly near Achnahaird beach to check the view across to some of the Assynt hills.
Cùl Mòr, Stac Pollaidh, Cùl Beag and the mass of the various peaks of Coigach (on the right) all standing proud in the skyline.
Aspects of Penarth. Waves lap at the Penarth Esplanade on a blustery 19 September 2020. This was just past high tide and the swell was starting to dissipate, but still not the sort of sea to be out on. Just visible (red) in the background is one of the Penarth lifeboats, being dragged up the slipway to its boathouse after an exercise.
A new bunch of flowers brings a new bunch of photographic opportunities.
I love how flowers like this that aren't quite perfect still beautiful despite their flaws.We should all take this approach with aspects of our lives.
A key aspect in creating great wildlife images is centered around your ability to control the background in your frame. Not only do they enhance the overall look and feel of your image, but it can also do the exact opposite. Keep an eye out as we will be sharing a post on 5 Tips to Improving your Wildlife Images! Image taken by Jari Peltomäki, an ORYX photo tour partner.
anamorphic aspect ratio of Victoria Harbour HK
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Madison Photography Meetup - Assignment
Nature and natural settings grab my interest. I've boiled that interest down to three aspects of nature - Random, Abstract and Patterns. Various shots taken over the past weekend, three uploaded, this one as my Patterns offering.
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Ive been tagged by Kitty Sanchez to say sixteen aspect of me. I just realize this is not as easy as i thought.
Aqui voy:
1. Me registre en flickr por celos. Mi novio estaba entregado a la fotografía y quería acercarme a el de alguna manera. A la final me enamoré de todo lo que he aprendido en cuanto a la fotografía y la gente que he conocido aquí.
2. Me encanta llorar, es la mejor manera de desahogarse. Lloro fácilmente, cuando me emociono por algo.
3. Soy extremadamente tímida, aunque los que me conocen lo ponen en duda.
4. Le tengo miedo a la soledad, a la oscuridad y al fracaso.
5. Para mi prevalece el romanticismo siempre. Me encantan las películas y canciones de amor.
6. Me molesta quedar como tonta. Soy muy insegura.
7. Me encanta manejar por la autopista sin tráfico con los vidrios abajo y con música alta, aunque en estos tiempos sea peligroso.
8. No me gusta la playa, me da sueño. Voy únicamente por presión social.
9. Quisiera vivir en otro país.
10. Sueño todos los días con tener hijos, y les tengo los nombres desde hace muchos años.
11. Tengo problemas para dormir, me cuesta hasta una hora o más quedarme dormida.
12. Necesito con urgencia ir a un psicólogo.
13. Tengo problemas para recibir órdenes, no me gustan, soy rebelde y me gusta la confrontación, peleo con todo el mundo, pero aun así me quieren.
14. No creo en la fidelidad absoluta.
15. Me encanta cantar! Lo hago terrible, pero lo hago... canto hasta los comerciales!
16. Me encanta leer el horóscopo, y cada vez que conozco a alguien pregunto por su signo zodiacal!
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Kitty, I try my best to translate it:
1. I sing in flickr by jealousy. My boyfriend was into photography and I just wanted to get close to him. In the end I really liked everything here, i've learned so much about photography and the people i met here.
2. I love to cry, is the best way to let off all my feelings. I cry easily, even more if I get excited about something.
3. Im extremely shy, although everyone i know don’t believe it.
4. Im so afraid of loneliness, darkness and failure.
5. For me romance is always first. I really enjoy movies and love songs.
6. It bothers me looks like a fool. I'm very insecure.
7. I love driving on the freeway without traffic with the windows down and music loud.
8. I dont like the beach, it makes me sleepy. I just go there by social pressure.
9. I would like to live in another country.
10. I dream with having children, and i already have their names :)
11. I have sleeping troubles. It takes me an hour or more to fall asleep.
12. I need urgently a psychologist.
13. I have trouble receiving orders, I dont like it, im rebel, I argue a LOT.
14. I do not believe in absolute fidelity.
15. I love to sing! I do it terrible, but i do ... i can sing even the tv ads!
16. I love to read horoscopes, and every time i met someone im interested to know about their zodiac sign!
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A high aspect ratio wing is most efficient for long distance gliding. With bones that lock into place in the extended wings, this lasyan albatross uses a horizontal lift component to bank sharply to the right and head out to sea. At sea it will have an oscillating glide path as it rises on orographic lift off wave faces then gravity accelerates into the wave troughs to glide for thousands of miles across the Pacific. The aerodynamics of mōlī (Phoebastria immutabilis) flight are fascinating. But it is the seemingly effortless, calm beauty and aerial grace that keeps me enviously watching for hours.
This signal is showing the Ks 1 clear aspect
Ks 1: Reduced Speed: this means not always that a train is routed to a diverging track. The reason for speed limit can be a reduced breaking distance or overlap!
These are some drawings of some basic German railway signal aspects.
(As far as I know I've drawn the correctly, but if not let me know!)
This signal is showing the Sh 1 shunting aspect
Ks-Signals: Shunting allowed, Maximum speed during shunting is 25 kph.
These are some drawings of some basic German railway signal aspects.
(As far as I know I've drawn the correctly, but if not let me know!)
This signal is showing the Hp 0 stop aspect
These are some drawings of some basic German railway signal aspects.
(As far as I know I've drawn the correctly, but if not let me know!)
A selection of photos covering the various aspects of the bridal day.
The Bride is ready for her new husband.
This is showing the Ks 1 + Zs 3v proceed reduced speed aspect
These are some drawings of some basic German railway signal aspects.
(As far as I know I've drawn the correctly, but if not let me know!)
Transformar: Hacer que una persona o cosa cambie de forma o de aspecto
Si os fijais no hacen mas que hablarnos de la cantidad de cosas que nos transforman.... la música, el amor, los hijos, el matrimonio, las dificultades, las alegrías
Todo el mundo tiene una justificación frente a los demás para alegar ser como es...
"Es que a mi el..... me ha cambiado la vida" ,..."Yo no era así pero fue encontrar ...... y me cambió la manera de pensar ...."
No se,,, creo que en realidad solo hay 3 o 4 cosas importantes que te pueden marcar en tu vida,, el resto es puro carácter y maduración personal
Si le damos tanto valor a esa cantidad enorme de factores influyentes terminaremos diciendo como Oscar Wilde: "Discúlpeme, no le había reconocido: he cambiado mucho"
The aspects of things that are most important to us
are hidden because of their simplicity and familiarity*
*Prof. L. Wittgenstein
Maidono (The building to perform sacred Shinto dances in it), Sendai Toshogu Shrine 舞殿 仙台東照宮
I really love the sceneries of the New Year's Holidays.
I can see much traditions and the cultures.
I introduce some photos I took in the horidays.
日本のお正月は好きです。
多くの伝統や文化を見ることができます。
お正月に撮影した写真を紹介します。
Created in BlueWillow.ai This app only does squares but I expect other aspect ratios soon.. I like that they send you emails letting you know what's going on..
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This part of the paperbark wetland/forest/swamp is in the Bongaree wetlands on Bribie Island.
Melaleuca quinquenervia, commonly known as broad-leaved paperbark, the paper bark tea tree or niaouli, is a small- to medium-sized tree of the allspice family, Myrtaceae. The plant is native to New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea and coastal eastern Australia, from Botany Bay in New South Wales northwards, into Queensland and the Northern Territory. It has become naturalised in the Everglades in Florida, where it is considered a serious weed by the USDA. The broad-leaved paperbark grows as a spreading tree up to 20 m high, with the trunk covered by a white, beige and grey thick papery bark. The grey-green leaves are ovate and the cream or white bottlebrush-like flowers appear from late spring to autumn. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Tarabilla europea
(Saxicola rubicola)
Pajarillo de aspecto rechoncho, con un diseño cromático muy llamativo en los machos. En España resulta una especie común, aunque no abundante,
ampliamente distribuida por la Península y Baleares. Se encuentra ligada a zonas abiertas, incluyendo diversas formaciones de matorral, bordes y
claros de bosque, cultivos y pastizales con arbustos dispersos.
Clasificación
Orden Passeriformes
Familia Turdidae
Longitud 13 cm
Envergadura 18-21 cm
Identificación
Túrdido de pequeño tamaño y aspecto regordete, con cabeza redondeada, alas y cola cortas y de color oscuro, y manchas blancas en la zona escapular, muy visibles en vuelo. Los machos lucen un diseño muy vistoso, en el que la cabeza negra contrasta con el pecho anaranjado, y el obispillo blanquecino confronta con la cola oscura en los adultos. Las hembras y los jóvenes muestran un diseño similar al macho, aunque son más pardos. Esta ave gusta de posarse en lugares prominentes y tiene un vuelo rápido y directo, con fuerte batido de alas.
Canto
Breve, agudo y repetitivo, se compone de un trino corto y chirriante. Su reclamo resulta característico y consiste en un chasquido corto, repetido insistentemente: chac-chac.
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`This part of the paperbark wetland/forest/swamp (with water after some cyclonic rains) is in the Buckleys Hole Conservation Park on Bribie Island. Buckley's Hole Conservation Park is situated in the south-west corner of Bribie Island and covers an area of 87.7 hectares and contains a freshwater lagoon, woodland, open forest and beach. It is this diversity of habitat that has led to such a large number of bird species being recorded in this small area, the present total standing at 270.
Melaleuca quinquenervia, commonly known as broad-leaved paperbark, the paper bark tea tree or niaouli, is a small- to medium-sized tree of the allspice family, Myrtaceae. The plant is native to New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea and coastal eastern Australia, from Botany Bay in New South Wales northwards, into Queensland and the Northern Territory. It has become naturalised in the Everglades in Florida, where it is considered a serious weed by the USDA. The broad-leaved paperbark grows as a spreading tree up to 20 m high, with the trunk covered by a white, beige and grey thick papery bark. The grey-green leaves are ovate and the cream or white bottlebrush-like flowers appear from late spring to autumn. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Un bonito rincón de Pamplona (Navarra), en la Calle del Redín, muy cerquita de la catedral. es una calle que conserva todo su aspecto medieval y, especialmente, este rincón está magníficamente conservado. El aspecto "envejecido" de la foto hace más patente la impresión de que no ha pasado el tiempo.
I think that I processed the first photo of the rhino in haste so I re-processed this photo using a slightly different technique. More pleasing to my eye at least.
Selati Game Reserve
Gravelotte
Limpopo
South Africa
.. for a refreshing thunderstorm.
Still not easy to take photos of the cats as both Fynn and Linus are under the weather. It's not extremely hot right now but very humid which is just as bad. Fynn often heads outside when clouds are gathering but so far we only had a little bit of rain which only increased the humidity. The positive aspect is that everyone is too lazy to hunt during the day which means good news for birds !