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This photo shows one of basaltic lava flows from Mauna Ulu eruptions between May 24, 1969 and July 22, 1974 which cover more than cover 44 sq. km. The flow pictured is called pahoehoe which is characterized by smooth, gently undulating, or broadly hummocky surfaces called by both Hawaiians and geologists pahoehoe. This undulating surface can be seen in this photo. While the flow is still moving and hot, it cools at the surface forming a thin, plastic crust on the lava. The liquid lava is still flowing beneath this crust and drags and wrinkles the crust it into tapestry-like folds and rolls resembling twisted rope.

Flow by Bart van Maarseveen

Vetter Falls @ New Aiyansh, BC, Canada, 2015

Yashica FX-3 / 50mm / FujiFilm Velvia RVP 100

Flow by gori-jp

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Mountain's flowers by -Fabrizio-

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flow_festival_2016_saturday_samu_hintsa_25 by Flow Festival

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Flow by Wendilove

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Flow by Tim Bouwer

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Weathered layers at Pemaquid Point lighthouse, Maine

Flow Festival 2016 by Frank.A23

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Golden Flow by Rick

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Flow Towards Bridge by greenschist

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Missouri River, Washington, Missouri USA

flow by Monica Hjelmslund

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Flow... by Daniel O

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Monterey Bay Aquarium, USA

Winter Flow by Julian Heritage

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Small stream in a wooded valley north of Friends Clumps was in full flow after all the wet weather of late

flow_festival_2016_saturday_kondrukhov_konstantin_-5285 by Flow Festival

night lights

flow_festival_2016_saturday_samu_hintsa_12 by Flow Festival

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(Ebb) & Flow by David Langan

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My favourite type of photography is seascapes - none more so than anonymous photographs - photos that could have been taken anywhere - meaning all pre-concieved feelings and ideas are absent.

This photograph was made during a beautifuly subtle dawn well before the sun rising. In unusualy mild conditions I spent a bit of time picking my way along the rugged and craggy coastline until I cam across this tiny inlet which was charged with water with every big wave. I framed the shot to try and create flow through the photograph - I deliberately left the rocks on the right hand side of the frame to further help guide the eye.

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Flow... by Angelo Puglisi

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Fiume Calcinara, Pantalica Nord

FLOW@otakuthon2015_008_MR by OTAKUTHON