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The awe inspiring beauty of Yosemite beckons me back... pathway or no pathway! This is a shot from when my son and I took my Crovette through Yosemite (with the top down) in 2012.
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"My works were designed to amuse, annoy, bewilder, mystify and inspire reflection." Man Ray
Photographs and leporello by Ulrich Wüst, C/O Berlin
Well, this is another pic taken at Elvion. It's just such an inspiring place. Visit here: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wish%20Valley/233/191/21.
Thanks to Bo and Romuska for this beautiful sim. And thanks to Bo for the photography lesson.
We wish peace, love and understanding for all in the coming year. May there be healing and serenity for those that have suffered losses.
Take care and stay safe through these difficult times - there is light at the end of the tunnel...
Thank you for every fav and comment you have given - and also for the wonderful and inspiring photography that you have so generously shared.
Bastian (mixed breed), Dushara Tatters and Rags & Dushara Cathal Caithlin (Somali cats), 09.12.2019
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
…and here are another 2 images taken during Inspire’s maiden flight over Lake Hume this past weekend.
As with the previous image my focus was on flying so I had dialed in my exposure settings before take off and then simply controlled the camera for the compositions.
I was at odds with an image that clearly shows my 4WD parked in the scene but as these are my first set of images I’m ok with having a little fun.
Shot with the Inspire 1 Pro and X5 Camera. 1/200th Second, F5, ISO 100
View large and, as always, thanks for looking.
Un photographe qui a zoomé sur un avion volant au-dessus de lui n'en croyait pas ses yeux après avoir vu une traînée d'arc-en-ciel brillante sortir de l'arrière de celui-ci !
Les photos qui en résultent sont des traînées de vapeur colorées sortant de l'arrière d'un jet commercial. Mais quelques jours plus tard, le 24 juillet, Mukherjee a repéré une autre traînée colorée de ses propres yeux !
Les traînées dans le ciel laissées par les avions sont principalement constituées de vapeur d'eau condensée provenant des moteurs d'avion. Les traînées arc-en-ciel, ou traînées irisées, sont produites par des gouttelettes d'eau individuelles qui diffractent la lumière du soleil.
Mukherjee a utilisé son Nikon D5600 avec un Sigma 150-600 mm pour capturer cette image … bien inspiré le photographe 😗
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A photographer who zoomed in on an airplane flying overhead couldn’t believe his eyes after he saw a bright rainbow contrail coming out of the back of it !!!
The resulting photos are colorful vapor trails coming out the back of a commercial jet. But just a few days later on July 24, Mukherjee spotted yet another colorful contrail with his own eyes !
The trails in the sky left behind by airplanes are mostly made up of condensed water vapor from airplane engines. Rainbow contrails, or iridescent contrails, are produced by individual water droplets that diffract sunlight.
Mukherjee used his Nikon D5600 with a Sigma 150-600mm attached to capture the images.
Isaiah 61:11 King James Version (KJV)
11 For as the earth bringeth forth her bud, and as the garden causeth the things that are sown in it to spring forth; so the Lord God will cause righteousness and praise to spring forth before all the nations.
La tour Cristal dans le 15e arrondissement de Paris, hauteur 100 m. Pour la conception des pans coupés de la façade, les architectes se sont inspirés de travaux sur la lumière du peintre Salvador Dalí.
The Cristal Tower in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, 100 m high. For the design of the cut sections of the façade, the architects were inspired by the work on light by the painter Salvador Dalí.
Happy Christmas to all my Flickr friends and followers. Another year has gone by with some wonderful photographs by you all. Photographs to inspire, educate and admire! I enjoy Flickr so much for the supportive comments for each other. (I’ve never seen an unkind comment so unlike other social media sites) and there are no adverts!
Have a peaceful, restorative Christmas and stay happy and healthy!
Antelope Canyon, near Page, Arizona, is a narrow slot canyon carved out by the same waters that flow into the Colorado River and carved the Grand Canyon. The walls of the canyon have, over many years, been carved into what looks like fluid rock. The flood waters from rain above travel through cracks and caverns in the sandstone until it builds up significant speed near Antelope Canyon. As the flood water rushes and spirals through the canyon rock formations, it continually sands and reshapes the walls into fine masterpieces. This water eventually makes its way to Lake Powell and ultimately the Colorado River.
The walls of Antelope Canyon are over sixty feet high. The natural light from the sun, directly overhead at about noon, illuminate the walls and floor of the canyon making this place one of the most awe inspiring and beautiful photographic sights in America.
Standing tall in front of the awe-inspiring Kailasa Temple at Ellora, the Victory Pillar (Dhwajastambha) is more than just an architectural element—it is a symbol of spiritual conquest and imperial devotion. Carved from a single rock in the 8th century under the patronage of Rashtrakuta king Krishna I, the Kailasa Temple is one of the greatest monolithic structures in the world. The Victory Pillar marks the sacred threshold to this grand temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, celebrating not just military victories, but also the triumph of dharma (righteousness) over chaos.
Location: Ellora Caves, India
"You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream." - Malala Yousafzai -
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Picture taken in Naturally Naughty Studio: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Coast%20of%20Passion/162/2...
When Fermilab’s founding director, Robert Wilson, imagined an ideal laboratory, he wanted it to be architecturally impressive and artistically inspiring. With this in mind, he installed remarkable sculptures and designed buildings in influenced by culture, history, and physics.
Acqua Alle Funi, 1978
On the reflecting pond across from the entrance of Wilson Hall, there is a hyperbolic obelisk designed by Wilson. The name “Acqua Alle Funi” is an Italian phrase meaning “water to the ropes,” which refers to a story about an Egyptian obelisk ordered by Pope Sixtus V - considered to be a symbolic act, illustrating the triumph of Christianity over Paganism raised in St. Peter’s Square in the 16th century.
After viewing a multitude of photos of the sculpture in the enormous pond at the front entrance of Fermilab I did not see one which was a direct straight on shot. - and direct straight on image structuring is a taboo in photographic composition.
Hello ! - It's your camera and your moment so straight ahead it is!
By it's contours and it's exact center placement I believe this would be the way the designer wanted it to be best appreciated.
Oddly enough I can recall how frigid and windy it was out on the open prairie of the Fermilab compound that afternoon.
The dudes down the way made smoke with their tyres. The broouuummmm sounds filled the valley and then so did the haze as it filtered quickly upward caught in an updraft. This cloud reminded me of this as it slowly morphed from dolphin to burlesque skeleton.
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