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Something about water and waves.......
nature is raw yet elegant
beautiful
It was the best trip ever!!
These cliffs are on the far side of Holy Island, i think most people get to the castle and no further...
Photos taken of the rocky cliffs at the edge of the plateau. These photos were taken at an observation point at the top of Jacob's Ladder.
Thailand was amazing and met/beat all of my expectations while not living up to any of my fears or concerns.
Learn more about my visit at virtualwayfarer.com and don't miss my other albums from the trip through Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia.
200 ft rocky cliff at the mouth of an inlet near the tip of long island in the Bahamas. at the Columbus Memorial.
A view of the marina at Los Gigantes from where many coastal excursions depart set against the backdrop of the huge cliffs which have given the town its name.
The magnificent cliffs of Moher - difficult to photograph from a moving boat, but stunning to behold. Not a great photo, but it gives some sense of how impressive the cliffs are from this perspective. One of the best sight-seeing trips I've ever done.
Created for:
Photoshop Contest week 904 ~ Bougainvillea
and
Artistic Manipulation Group: MIXMASTER CHALLENGE #57
Thanks to:
Jaci XIV for the Bougainvillea
Wikipedia for the "The Kiss" by Auguste Rodin
Ingodesigng5 for chickadee 1
PutneyPics or chickadee 2
Cherry Bream for chickadee 3
Adam Knowles for chickadee 4
Paree Erica for the frame
Cliff image is mine
Cliff Geyser, Black Sand Basin, southwestern Upper Geyser Basin, Yellowstone Hotspot, northwestern Wyoming, USA in August 2011 (looking ~NW).
A small cliff of geyserite (siliceous sinter), separates this feature from adjacent Iron Spring Creek. Cliff Geyser erupts frequently with water reaching up to 40 feet high. This feature alternates between having an empty geyserite basin to having a water-filled basin, to having eruptions, as seen above.
Now THIS was a challenge!!!
Especially with a non-internally focusing lens like my kit 40-150mm.
Love the E-3's AF system, I can't wait to throw an SWD lens on there!!!
Cliff Chipmunk
(Tamias dorsalis : Sciuridae)
Kohl's Ranch, Gila Co., AZ, 5320 ft. elev.
Ponderosa Pine/oak/juniper forest vic. of Tonto Creek.
I thought I was looking at Barn Swallows when I too this shot. Now I'm not so sure! Looks more like the Cliff Swallows in my field guides! Could someone help me be sure one way or the other? Thanks!
Denver Colorado, 6-28-10.
A group of these guys would cliff jump into the ocean for twenty dollars. It was probably a 150 ft drop at minimum and they would launch from a decrepit, old tree.
Water colour painting, size quarter imperial water colour paper. This was loosely based on a photograph out of one of David Bellamy's books.