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Found inside an abandoned paper mill somewhere in southern Germany. This huge industrial complex consists of paper fabrication, laboratories and an on-site power plant.
Polar cyclone.
Il n’en est rien. Ceci est l’œuvre de dame nature. Le gel a dessiné ces formes surprenantes sur le toit de ma voiture le 30 décembre 2020.
It’s not. This is Mother Nature’s work. The gel drew these surprising shapes on the roof of my car on December 30, 2020.
Photo retouchée. Retouched photograph.
#AbFav_FULL_AUTUMN. 🍂
My neighbour grows this lovely vine... it is now absolutely delightful.
I was given some leaves and brought them into the studio and made a composition.
After the proper photo, I played around with it some.
I used one of the 'effects' in PS to create the 'whirlwind' of colours.
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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One of many cyclone fences under the big glass ceiling at Tonsley Park, looking through to the area that has not been comcpleted with only the pillars and metal roof remaining of the original Mitsubishi car factory.
EB BNSF "Cyclone" is spotting and pulling tanks from Poet Bioprocessing in Chancellor, SD. The "Boss" trackmobile is busy working a different cut of tanks.
Shot on 10-15-24
One foot/ 1/3 meter of snow was predicted- instead we got at least 2 feet in 24 hours. Three inches/ 7.5 cm of rain is coming today, so the pile of white will be melting fast! I was out photographing the juncos in the snow when this beautiful Spotted Towhee showed up. Mount Shasta, California
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What a difference a week can make! This is the Foxton estuary just a few days after cyclone Gabrielle pummeled New Zealand.
A little over a week ago the estuary was largely clear of debris, had sailing boats dotted over it and a myriad of birds feeding...
This is just a small part of the debris that has washed down the Manawatu River from parts of the country that were hammered by the cyclone. Masses of debris in all directions sadly!
© Dominic Scott 2023
Around sunset and looking to the NW from Boat Harbour Point - Binalong Bay, Bay of Fires or larapuna.
A big long ex-cyclone swell from thousands of km away had made during the day and on sunset was bending around the point and feeling the bullies quite nicely.
This is another of the abandoned frames from 2016 due to a poor quality ND filter and my lack of experience in handling it.
It's also a two exposure blend - 1 sec for the wave and 25 secs for the wash in the foreground.
Sony A7R, Yashica 24/2.8, 1 + 25 secs at f/11, ISO 64.
Another pov showing just how far the erosion spreads. Pretty much from Noosa down to the Gold Coast the beaches look like this. Of course still lots of crazy surfers out up this way.
Looked across from where I was shooting, and there it was, a mass of gulls flying like a cyclone had taken them aloft.