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Anyone able to identify these plants? Found in the forest trail on the north end of Quadra Island.
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This is my first experience with hoarfrost. Everywhere else I've lived it's just been frost. At first I thought they were snowflakes, but it hadn't snowed. They're very beautiful and delicate. If you get too close, even the warmth of your breath can destroy your subject. And if even a slight breeze comes up, they will blow away. Of the ones I've reviewed, this has pretty good detail and a dark enough background to help them stand out. And the next time the frost appears, I'll try find better subjects. :) (Neighborhood Snow DSC_5290.jpg)
This was a happy accident. We had planned to stay well after dark and take photos of Delicate Arch illuminated by the light of the full moon (you can see those further back in my Photostream). What we hadn't planned for was the moon to light up exactly under the arch as we approached it and of the exposure to be workable. We saw the seen and quickly scrambled to get ourselves setup to shoot some images. In my haste to start shooting ended up with several blurry images. I am glad this one came out sharp. I chose to leave the people in the image to give scale to just how big Delicate Arch really is.
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For the group Crazy Tuesday the theme is Handle with care. This painted egg has been in the family for a very long time and it already has a crack in it.
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While viewing the Sakura, I chanced upon a charming young Maiko on the way to her ochaya. Thank you for consenting to be photographed, Nox-chan (www.flickr.com/photos/155336920@N04/)!
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A broader view of the Delicate Arch to the left and other rock formations at Arches National Park, Utah.
Delicate Arch a somewhat different view - Arches National Park, Utah. For a sense of scale if you look at the inside of Delicate Arch in the lower right you can see a person standing nearby. Nikon D-7000 with Nikon ED AF-S Nikkor 18-105 lens.
So cold this morning that any water droplets on the grass had frozen. Strange to see actual frozen droplets amongst the delicate ice crystals of the hard frost.
I don't know what kind of flowers these are, but I thought they were just adorable. So sweet and pretty.
"A Delicate Balance"
With all the storms/hurricanes and earthquakes that are grabbing headlines right now, we are witnesses to nature's awesome power. Contrary to these times, I am reminded of the quiet moments where peace abounds. Nature is a delicate balance of serenity and power... therein lies the beauty.
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Sunset at the Delicate Arch. First time to Arches National Park. So worth the hick up to this Arch.
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It took perfect timing to get this shot with out people in the arch
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The dragonfly's a timid thing,
He's very pretty, too;
His lacy wings are clear as glass
And delicate as dew.
I don't know why the dragonfly
Has such a fearful name.
I never saw a dragon
That was nearly half as tame.
I know he's not a dragon, though,
With a dragon's evil eye,
For dragons like to spit out fire
And roar and terrify
This graceful creature settles down
To sit upon your hand.
So why it's named a dragonfly,
I'll never understand.
by Weber,Thomasina
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Have you ever seen the intricate fins in the desert?
I found this unique grouping of fins while exploring the Coyote Buttes. It was so paper-thin that I was amazed how it was still standing! Its delicate beauty emphasizes our responsibility to preserve and protect our the nature around us.
Part in shadow, part in sun, Delicate Arch rises a masterwork among an almost alien landscape of wonders late on a summer evening, in Arches National Park, near Moab, Utah.
This is a long exposure using a Singh-Ray 10-Stop filter, and embracing all the warming effect that filter can provide (with some more in post since I was having fun with this one) coupled with the beautiful natural light as sunset neared. I really like this image extra warm, and left the sky overexposed a bit here too, because those attributes to me accentuate the otherworldliness (or should I say Martian-ness) of the scene.
Sometimes when traveling around this red rock country of the American southwest, you can almost imagine you're on Mars. And just think how fun it would be if such an amazing arch as this was ever captured on Mars in an image from one of our rovers. The internet might blow up with wishful theorizing that the arch was a monument from an ancient extraterrestrial civilization rather than the beautiful happenstance of natural processes of water, ice and wind.
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While in Arches National Park last weekend we spent almost an entire night photographing Delicate Arch. This was pretty much from right under it as the Milky Way passed over.