View allAll Photos Tagged Conditions
It had been a dream to visit here for some time and there was a fair bit of travel to get here. There wasnt any spectacular conditions during our visit but it was so exciting just to be here and take a photograph. This, the last image before I got bundled back into the car to get back to the hotel just before breakfast finished.
See more of my work on my photography facebook page
www.facebook.com/moragforbesphotography
And on instagram
According to the online information,
there are some evidence that a full moon may lead to less sleep, a slight change in cardiovascular conditions, traffic accidents, crimes, violences and suicides, and it may also effect human reproduction, in particular fertility, menstruation and birth rate.
As the moon comes closer to the Earth, gravitational pull gets stronger ,and we see higher tides.
Up to 60% of our body is water (in adults), the content of the water is not same in each of our organs. The changing gravitational pull might also affect how water react inside of our body.
I don't think that we have just negative effects from a full moon, we may experience some positive effects like a higher level of creativity , a higher intelligence level, etc.
15-November-2024
Sunny peaks with mild and dry air, shady valley with frosty, humid and cold air: it is a classic of some alpine valleys, plains and basins in conditions of high pressure and calm wind during the late autumn and winter period.
The valley hoar frost (produced by freezing fog that then dissolved) makes this air column reversal gradient evident.
The cold air, heavier, stagnates towards the bottom while the warm, lighter, air slides above it, so every long night with clear skies the air in the valley becomes colder and more humid.
It is an orographic/microclimatic self-produced cold, due to the loss of heat from soil towards space which occurs mainly during the late autumn (and winter) long clear nights but which also persists during the day, due to the weak and low sun on the horizon, with greater evidence in the shaded areas.
No snowy conditions nearby recently but we did have some nice frosts and this was a particulalrly lovely morning with some nice light for a change. I've photographed this area of the New Forest over quite a few years now - a rather scruffy, non-descript area but for some reason I keep being drawn back and have managed some of my favourite images from this small area of heath and coniferous plantation. There has been a lot if thinning and clearance over the last year or so which has "cleaned up" this heathland - for the better I think - seemingly to return it to natural heathland. I'd stood here for about an hour (thanks to neoprene wellies, feet still toasty!) and had intended a long shot as the light hit the distant trees - but it was the wider view that appealed and although there was early colour in the sky before sun-up, it was the last shot I took with light just starting to hit the foreground, that I liked best in the end.
TPE unit 397005 heads north up Beattock Bank on 18/4/2023 with 1S66 14.04 Manchester Airport to Edinburgh
The GB XV should have followed minutes later but 46115 had been failed at Lockerbie !
Copyright David Price
All Rights Reserved
No unauthorised use
Pied Wagtail / motacilla alba. Straw's Bridge, Derbyshire. 25/01/21.
'HARD TIMES.'
A Pied Wagtail with its feathers well puffed out, in an attempt to combat the bitterly cold conditions. The local lake was thickly frozen when I made the image in January, 2021, but the bird often dropped down onto the ice in search of tiny morsels to eat.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
I was across the highway taking some pictures of an old barn, and when I turned to go get back in the car I saw this (photo above) and just realized how involved you can become and not notice what exactly is around you! This was the day of the bad storms that hit Illinois. We were lucky because I think the conditions changed quickly soon after.
First day of winter - Dawn breaks upon Ullswater with the Duke of Portland boathouse catching the early light of the first day of winter, as mist rolls down the lake softening the warm glow from the morning's dawn light.
The sky's pastel tones and gently rolling mist add a wonderful delicate feel to the whole scene bringing a real sense of tranquillity to the start of winter.
The hoar frost on the foreground reeds just hints at what a spectacularly bitterly cold dawn it was; experiencing such ethereal conditions made waiting around on Ullswater's shore in such bitter temperatures surprisingly bearable, actually quite enjoyable to be honest.
Lake District, Cumbria
Conditions were perfect last Friday evening at Our Lady's Island for some sunset photography. The lake was very still with little or no winds and nice high clouds illuminated by the setting sun, it was simply beautiful.
In very murky conditions former London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Black 5 No. 44871 thunders past Lower Moor having just departed Evesham with The Cathedrals Express charter en route from London Victoria to Worcester Shrub Hill.
Thanks for your visit… Any comment you make on my photograph is greatly appreciated and encouraging! But please do not use this image without permission.
Apparently conditions for the activity were the best for a long time with plenty of surfers out on the water. B&W emphasises the light and dark better.
Conditions calmed down as sunset neared after a wet and windy day around Glencoe, although the low cloud and drizzle hung on for a few hours before the next batch of showers came through in the night
Lighting conditions couldn't be worse, as TO51's train passes us at Silver Lake with a darn near perfect consist of EMD cowls.
WC TO51
WC 6652, 6656, 6603, 6651
Silver Lake, WI.
Spring 1997
It was challenging winter conditions for a photo outing that morning: freezing temperatures of - 29 C, gusting winds of 40 km/h and three feet of snow. However, for us proud and true Canadians, cold temperatures and rapidly changing conditions throughout the winter are the norm for most of us.
Congratulations Team Canada on your GREAT win yesterday in Boston!
Clarence-Rockland, Ontario, Canada
**************
Les conditions hivernales étaient difficiles pour une sortie photo ce matin-là : des températures glaciales de -29 °C, des vents soufflant à 40 km/h et trois pieds de neige. Cependant, pour nous, fiers et vrais Canadiens, les températures froides et les conditions changeantes tout au long de l'hiver sont la norme pour la plupart d'entre nous.
Félicitations à l’équipe canadienne pour sa GRANDE victoire hier à Boston !
Clarence-Rockland, Ontario, Canada
The twin trees of Crookstone Hill with the twin peaks of Crook Hill in the background. Taken on a morning of difficult light conditions.
Background Story: I took this photo on Nov 23rd, 2013 from my dining room window first thing in the morning. The atmospheric condition was a combination of light snow and fog caused perhaps because the ground was still warm. I was fascinated by this scene because it looked mysterious and beautiful, something i don't often encounter in my area. I live on Lake Ontario, Canada.
Tinto Lens and C-Type Film.
Due to poor light conditions my photos showing water rail male and female together do not match necessarily the technical quality usually required in nature photography. Despite of that I have decided to put them on display as such scenes are relatively difficult to observe thus may be interesting for the Flickr audience. For those who are interested in water rail biology and habits I found a compact information at the following address: animalia.bio/water-rail
that I copied below. These two photos refer to the behavior mentioned in the quoted description.
“The water rail is monogamous and highly territorial when breeding. (...) The male selects the nest site which he shows to the female while posturing with raised back feathers, wings arched over his back, tail spread and bill pointed vertically downwards. This display is accompanied by a loud call. Before mating, he raises his wings and tail, and bows with his bill touching his breast. The male feeds the female during courtship, and, when incubating, she may leave the nest to display to the male, walking round him, calling softly, rubbing her bill against his and taking short runs to and from him.”
Conditions were awful at Green Cay this morning, Dark clouds overhead, very low light, I had to use very high ISO. This Common Yellowthroat came and started catching bugs on the flower stalk.
Canon EOS 7D Mark II, EF400mm f/5.6L USM, f/5.6, 1/1000, ISO 4000.
It really was blizzard conditions as this Goldfinch struggled to stay on the perch ...
Glad to say conditions did improve later for them.
Stay safe out there ...
Press L and then F11 to view full screen
Thanks to all who take the time to view and comment on my photos.
AS6I5422
13-2-2021
Despite conditions being below average at best, I wasn't sure how long the snow is going to last (it seems to be disappearing at an alarming rate), so I grabbed a quick hand held shot from the roadside. It was a relief to see the Duke of Portland Boathouse on Ullswater had survived the December storms
Overcast conditions today DRS 37424 with 37403 on the rear come through Great Bentley working down to Clacton with the RHTT.
Conditions in Samburu National Reserve have been very dry for many months, and there is less and less for the endangered Grevy's zebra to forage on. Rangers at the northern Kenya national park have been supplementing the animals' diets by setting up daily hay stations. Here in the plains in the early morning, though, the zebras are managing to find something to eat on their own. ©2022 | John M. Hudson
Tasmania, Australia. Shot under slightly difficult conditions, as the wind was blowing spray from the falls right at us. Still, I managed this, which was shot as a vertical panorama (stitched but then cropped later).
Not gone out again as miserable dull day & other things to do. Two shiots of the well known Little Owl @ flitcham. Distant in very dull conditions & taken from the road gate. Lots of zoom used as an experiment in birding mode. First one is 2 x full optical = 4000mm, 2nd one is 1.4 x full optical = 2800mm. might have been better if sun was shining
Conditions on the tops of the Pennines can be Arctic. This picture taken after descending from Hugh Seat to Hell Gill Bridge. Freezing gale force winds with a wind chill to give you nightmares. A bleak and terrible place but incredibly beautiful.
Foggy conditions were forecast so made an early start to get there before all the parking spaces were taken up. For once the weatherman was right.
Conditions are not always perfect, weather fowl. But if you look long enough, the path shows to new adventure.
Voigtlander 12mm f/5.6 Asph III VM
Handheld, IC
PCT 2024, End The War On Nature Tour
Messing up already questionable conditions, at the last half second it moved overhead. No time at this speed to open up to F8. Overtake NYC U-boat freight at Pittsfield,MA. from rear end of B&A section to connect with 20th Century up ahead. Rear man and I chatting and lookin' it over. 1967