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A snowy sunrise gave way to a very cold vigil waiting for the light above St Govan's Chapel, Pembrokeshire.
Scary drop to the left of me and in front, strong winds and wet grass...but enough of my problems! Hope you enjoy the pic.
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Thanks for looking
Rob.
***UPDATE*** Was a winner of the "Luminous Sky contest" at "The Award Tree" group and is featured on the front page during the week of Sept 4, 2010
The severe extremes of weather that pound the High Plains of Western Nebraska are hard for any exposed structure
The weird part about this photo is that less than 30 minutes later the clouds all disappeared!
3 exposure, -2, 0, +2, and processed in Photomatrix
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fly in a good new week .....
We got together to turn the world around
Searchin' within us to find a new sound
We climb high up to the sky
We don't wait and see
'Cause after all we could fall and not find the key
You and I flyin' high
We climb high
High up to the sky
You and I flyin' high
Once in a while we should try flyin' high..............
I'm posting this shot since it has some historical significance. The last couple days the Grand Canyon has decided to run a high flow experiment where they increase the flow of the Colorado River to 40,000 cfs (normal is around 8-10k). This is being done to help restore some of the beaches and riparian areas. So in this shot you're seeing 4 times the normal volume of water. This is a single exposure image taken at twilight. There was some smoke from forest fires in the distance that added a small amount of variation to the sky, but otherwise it was a bluebird day.
Quite the view up here, around 1200 meters above sealevel, close to the mountain called Gaustatoppen
I was off of work last week. One of the things that I did was to take each of my grandchildren on an adventure. I took them individually so that I didn't have to share my attention. We talked about nature! They each learned the names of trees, wild flowers and the mountains and roads in the area. Each went to a different place. It was very exciting for me and both are still talking about their trip with Grandma!
The day 3 year old Garrett and I found this scene we were on the Uncompahgre Plateau. This over grown roadway was full of blooming dandelion. The Aspen trees seemed to beckon us to follow the path. We settle for taking photos of the amazing scene.
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Susan
Northern Norway
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Goldfinch - (Carduelis carduelis)
Stainburn Forest
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Bit of low mojo with my Camera... just getting out and about trying to motivate myself, 105mm Macro Barley image trying to isolate and minimise. Not my best, however, good to get out and try to be creative.
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Out today with ianbartlett for a just under 11 mile circular walk from Catsfield, via Crowhurst to Battle and back.
Up until our coffee break at Crowhurst church, the weather was lovely ... blue sky and sunshine. But at Crowhurst we watched the rain clouds come over and for the next hour and half we walked in heavy rain, and got drenched.
Lunch was in Battle and from there back the Catsfield, the rain eased off, but the wind got up, which dried us out.
I didn't take many photos, but thought this view of Christmas condoms would do, as they'll soon be removed and Battle will return to normal.