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Heavy storm approaching me at Scunthorpe today, passed overhead with lightning, thunder, heavy rain and hail
As i stood waiting for just another sunset show at the foot of Rosengarten these people walked in this giant movie theater for the last 2 tickets available...
Thank you for your kind visit.
Narrow line of storms let the setting sun's light through.
Nikon D3200
18.0-55.0 mm f/3.5-5.6
Æ’/7.1
18.0 mm
1/10sec.
iso100
Noise filter
Polarized tinted lens cover
WB 5900k
remote shutter release
time stamp 20:22:46
Photographed at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, Yakima County, Washington. Notice the size difference in the White-fronted Goods compared to the Canada Geese. I believe that there were at least 3 races/subspecies of Canada Gees among the 220 plus that were present. We get one or two White-fronted Geese in the area every fall/winter. IMG_3934
This couple dangled their legs out into nothing and ate lunch in one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. Terrific views, but the service is terrible..... :-)
Summit Lake has a loop trail all the way around, I suggest going counter clockwise for the views will be in front and the steepest climb is that ridge to the right. That's Bearhead Peak and in the back that's umm Mount Rainier.... :-) It's been weeks since I've posted a MR shot, thought I'd slip one in here. :-)
Sometimes change is a good thing. Years ago the woods across from my home was clear cut to build homes. I was really upset about that. But over the years I have apprecaited that I can now see amazing sunsets from my front yard that I couldn't see when the woods was blocking my view.
"To get the full value of joy you must have someone to share it with." ... Mark Twain
I have found this statement to be SO TRUE. Thanks for sharing the joy of watching this front come in with me!
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Grand Canyon, USA
Yellow-fronted Woodpecker (Melanerpes flaviforns) or benedito-de-testa-amarela as it is known here in Brazil.
Une silhouette refait ses lacets, en tête d'une petite troupe informe et informelle d'autres silhouettes...
Tremblez, Alençonnais : la Marche des Silhouettes est arrivée !
Cyanotrichite, front (832)
21.5x16.5x15cm
Qinglong Mine, Qinglong, Qianxi'nan Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou, Southwest Region, China.
Cyanotrichite is a secondary mineral of the oxidation zone of copper deposits. Its genesis seems facilitated by an acid environment and a clayey surrounding. It owes its name to the Greek kuanos (blue) and thrix (hair) in connection with its color and its habitus in tufts of acicular crystals. It comes in orthorhombic fibers assembled in radiate rosettes, urchins with velvety aspect and silky luster. Its sky blue to azure blue color and its pale blue streak are characteristic as well as its association with other arsenates and sulphates of copper (chalcophyllite, spangolite, brochandite, adamite, etc...). It is a mineral little known to collectors who has no particular use.
A huge severe-warned cell shows off some explosive convection as it drifts along the Front Range west of Loveland, CO.
Image Notes: To get an idea of how large the storm is, consider that this image is a five-frame pano. Each frame was shot vertically with the Samyang 14 mm, itself an incredibly wide lens. I processed each frame in DXO, corrected distortion/vignetting with PTLens (DXO lacks a profile for the Samy) and merged the frames in Photoshop to construct the pano.
I’m sure I’ve told you before that I get very embarrassed about taking photos int he front garden. However, having taken the dog for a walk this morning I just couldn’t resist, besides Sunday mornings, there’s not too many people up and about.
I had realised last year that I’m a bit shy on the old photography front so had bought more bulbs and planted them in the seclusion of our back garden. They’re coming up, but slightly behind the ones in the front.
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When you live in a city you tend to miss out on sunsets and sunrises, there are always buildings in the way . Our house faces West so the sun sets behind the houses on the other side of the road. However about a week ago there was clearly a wonderful sunset and while the sun was out of our sight the sky did turn a wonderful colour . This was taken from our front door looking over the rooftops
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A masked lapwing landed in our front lawn today! I am hoping they will be nesting somewhere nearby and bring the young ones
Caught a lot of great lightning shots last night, and didn't even have to leave my front porch! Tracked these storms on radar, across Lake Erie, and as soon as they hit the southern shore, they exploded into high top hail droppers! Even saw a couple golf balls bounce across my yard! What a great time!