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At the East gallery you will see the fabulous murals painted on the remains of the iconic wall but this shot out side the Topography of Terror museum is more of how is was, an 100m section stands tall & intimidating.
Hazy sunlight makes a brief appearance through the thinning high cloud, illuminating the Autumnal colours of the heathland.
I know... same tree... different moment, different view and different light. I liked this one a lot so I thought it was worth sharing. Enjoy!
Derwentwater, Keswick, Lake District
For once the weather forecasters got it right. The morning was very much overcast but clear blue skies had been predicted for the afternoon. My earlier shots, in and amongst the piers and landing stages were heavily overcast but once at the water's side, the sun was beginning to burn through and disperse the blanket cloud. 25 minutes and 14 frames later the sky was featureless and a piercing blue... time to pack away the filters and stoppers.
A little bit of sun breaks through the clouds behind this Northern Mockingbird on a very rainy day.
Hopefully, even in our darkest hours, we can see a spot of sun in the distance.
Beacon Heights, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina, NC
Streaks of sun break through the cloud layer over the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The sun momentarily breaks through the low cloud and mist on the mountains opposite our campsite on Loch Linnhe.
Poznan, Poland
Stary Browar Park
Fog day at the local park......
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I found out an interesting fact about Kansas CIty weather. We on average get about 135 days of sunshine. These are days of pure sunshine with little to no clouds. Sure we get plenty of partly cloudy days. We also get the four seasons. But 135 days out of 365? That makes me stop in my tracks and ponder about the great midwest.
Here the sun does its best job of trying to breakthrough on one of the those party cloudy (mostly cloudy) days onto a frozen lake. The waves and ripples of the ice make for an interesting foreground.
Mike D
Waterhead delivers a combination of mist and early morning colours making an almost mystical scene. I just love this place
Early evening December 9, a day when we had endured 42C/107F.
As the sun began its descent, some welcome storm clouds gathered.
And although the temperatures remained high well in to the night, the shade afforded by these clouds was most welcome.
But still the sun broke through, reminding us of its all powerful presence.
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The "tele-end" of the fisheye zoom (@ 15mm). The view is to the east, the frozen head pond called Lake St. Lawrence. Water levels fluctuate according to water flow through the dam. In this case, the ice formed at a higher level then dropped on to the stump. Thus the title "Breakthrough".
The Sun breaks through the previously heavy clouded sky, reflection of the water of the Straight of Georgia at White Rock
small Baby Frog
For the group Poor-man´s Macro:
The Leica DG Vario-Elmar 100-400 is not a special Macro-Lens but with a field of 6,8x5cm and a minimal distance of 1,3m it´s in the macro range and adapted for Butterflies Dragonflies and all kind of small animals.
And on top of all- after you bought it you´ll be poor ........
Ein Krokus trotzt dem Wintereinbruch und leuchtet im weißen Schnee.
A crocus defies the onset of winter and glows in the white snow.