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Here's a scene from high atop a mountain near the Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzerland. I like it because it really shows how the glaciers flow and merge like rivers. I've always been into glaciers and rocks and stuff; I used to be a double major in Geophysics and Computer Science. I dropped my double in Geophysics because I had a fight with my moronic professor there at SMU, but even his idiotic prattlings didn't ruin my love of rocks!
Hitting the shutter at the right moment can be rather hit and miss, but on this wave I think I got the hit together with a little colour in the sky which did improve as time went by.
Not nearly as impressive as during night at least as picture - the lava flows in Valle del Bove. But just imagine an unbelievable heat the crushing noise of moving rocks and the whole thing moving next to you. Then you can imagine what I was feeling standing next to this (two) still small lava flows at the east flank of Mt. Etna.
Now (25.10.08) also as video ;-):
de.youtube.com/watch?v=j4lkyyD4Vmk
Bezeichnung des KameramodellsCanon PowerShot S5 IS
Aufnahmedatum/-zeit03.10.2008 08:07:47
AufnahmemodusAutomatik
Meine Farben-ModusAus
Tv (Verschlusszeit)1/1250
Av (Blendenzahl)2.7
MessverfahrenMehrfeld
Belichtungskorrektur0
ISO-Empfindl.400
Objektiv6.0 - 72.0 mm
Brennweite6.0 mm
The lake was formed due to a massive landslide at Attabad village in Gilgit-Baltistan, 9 miles (14 km) upstream (east) of Karimabad that occurred on January 4, 2010. All type of traffic on KKH to and from China was disconnected. In next few days, Attabad Lake was converted into a dam with 130-200 m depth and 22 km length. If this dam was left to be further filled, it would have resulted into a “Dam burst scenario” and would have been the worst disaster of the world. In case of the dam burst, the flow of water downhill towards Gilgit would have been so massive that most of the bridges and villages astride river Hunza would have been completely washed away.
Shehzaad Maroof Photography
I took a quick jaunt through the Great Smoky Mountain National Park (GSMNP) a few days ago. In the wake of the devastating fires on the Tennessee side of the park, I had to go see for myself what things looked like. I was gratified that it was raining on the day that I visited. When I passed through the park in October, the drought was so bad, that flow in the streams was very low. I stopped along the road on the North Carolina side and just enjoyed watching the water flow and burble over the rocks while a light rain fell. Something we take for granted, but appreciate more now that its back.
©2016 AP Gouge Photography
Today I went to see a Fredereike's dance recital with a surprise performance that lasted 20 minutes...
Life is a flow of love. When love melts the crystal armor that guards your heart, your beautiful heart opens up and love flows.
Be generous with your love. Share it kindly with those who needs it. An open loving heart helps you to participate fully in the life that is granted you. Let joy of life embrace your heart.
May every moment be precious to you. Don't waste a single one, you only have this moment once. It's here and now for the first and the last time, Everyone single moment is carried by the flow of love. Love makes you stronger for every moment.
Love will support you and lead you safe through life. No challenge is beyond your ability when you have love, love helps you to cope with whatever crosses your path. Trust in love and in youself and you will not only see all the beauty that surrounds you, but the beautiful in youself also.
Wish you a beautiful magnificent week :o)
A cream colored mud is all that remains of a flash flood that flowed through this arroyo six weeks earlier.
Even Flow
Pearl Jam
Freezin', rests his head on a pillow made of concrete, again
Oh, Feelin' maybe he'll see a little better, set a days, ooh yeah
Oh, hand out, faces that he sees time again ain't that familiar, oh yeah
Oh, dark grin, he can't help, when he's happy looks insane, oh yeah
Even flow, thoughts arrive like butterflies
Oh, he don't know, so he chases them away
Someday yet, he'll begin his life again
Life again, life again...
A shot from this mornings shoot at Gaire Beach in ther RNP. Cheers Ant and Paul for a great start to the day...
As a new day was rising, of course, I was trying to capture its enchantment.
It was a glorious, quiet sunrise, rich in colours and sensations, and the fringes of the clouds were telling the story of the endless ebbs & flows of light and darkness, the rhythm of days and nights which is the heartbeat of our beautiful, living planet - its tactus, if you happen to love early polyphony. Alternating waves of light and darkness. But the sad, hushed voices of the two towers (yes, there are two - one being out of the framing on the left), simply called Les Torretes, were telling the story of other ebbs & flows - those of human history, governed by different rhythms and forces. The rise and demise of ideas, technologies, civilizations, empires. It dawned upon me that one could envision the whole history of our planet as a wonderful, intricately intertwined superposition of ebbs & flows - some slow, some fast, some regular, some syncopated, yet all underpinning the vast, awesome symphony of life on Earth.
This shot is from my still partly unfathomed archives of summer 2015, Catalunya. If you are curious about the location and the ruined tower, please refer to my Gone with the wind.
I have obtained this picture by blending an exposure bracketing [-1.7/0/+1.7 EV] by luminosity masks in the Gimp (EXIF data, as usual, refer to the "normal exposure" shot), then I added some final touches with Nik Color Efex Pro 4 and some very selected touches with Nik Viveza 2.
I have been working on this picture for quite a long time - you know, thoughts, second thoughts, afterthoughts, and so on - an ebb time for my life. I like very much the overall effect, but I must confess that when I look at it more closely there are many things I would have liked to do better - but was not able to. Maybe this reflects the very ebbs of my soul. However I hope you would take the good things this picture has to offer and simply neglect the bad ones :-)
Set up in the water below this nice 5 foot drop that is about 50 to 60 feet beyond Delaware Falls there in Ricketts Glen. Liked the view from this "shelf" there as you get a couple nice stairsteps view here but are still nice and close this beauty of a 5 foot drop.
Exposed five times. Twice at crossing, once with rose garden, yellow flowers (which I don't know the name) and finally fig marigold. Chose cloudy day for shooting flowers to avoid over-exposure. One of multiples in our ordinary lives
Holga/Kodak Portra800