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FIRST SET == The annual MALDON MUD RACE . I used NIKON F75 Gift Camera with 20008 dated KONICA VX400 Super C41 film THE WINNER in the ORANGE top way in front of everyone else! AF NIKKOR 70=300mm f4-5.6 G
Echo Azures, Variable Checkerspots, California Sisters, and Callippe Fritillaries all share one mud puddle.
Puddle locale is in the Klammath Mountains of Northern California. Photo taken on 5/31/2014.
Mud volcanos and mud pots are in the foreground, and a geothermal power plant is beyond. These natural phenomena are there for you to explore. On the day I went with my friend, we ran into two older men who had come to rub the mud all over themselves. There were hot springs a few miles away where they intended to rinse off.
Enter the following address into your navigation device to find the spot:
7598 Wister Rd, Calipatria, CA 92233
See this photo in-use by the FEDERALIST.
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This mud brick house at Kouma-Konda village near Kpalime, Togo, illustrates the type of construction materials used in this area.
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My old favorire Hevea wellies used to the extreme and full of holes.
They are torn in many places.
Water and mud rushes through all the holes.
Mes bottes Hevea usées à l'extrème et pleines de trous.
Elles sont déchirés dans de nombreux endroits.
L'eau et la boue s'engouffrent par tous les trous.
The mud always feel amazing, especially when it sticks to my feet like this. All part of the fun of barefooting :)
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These are beautiful mud tiles left over time, nature’s flooring handiwork creating patterns and shapes all over.
In May 2006, an eruption of mud began to flow in Sdoarjo Indonesia. The cause of the mud volcano is still disputed, with some theories blaming the drilling of a natural gas well by PT Lapindo Brantas, and others attributing the flow to a distant earthquake. In any case, the mud flow is the largest mud volcano in the world, spewing 180,000 cubic meters of mud per day, and is expected to continue to flow for another 25-30 years. With the eruption, 40,000 villagers were displaced and 20 were killed.
Taken at Latitude/Longitude:-7.521615/112.705463. km (Map link)
Untitled Mud 512 © 2013 (unreleased)
Someone stopped in to the aFeinberg Gallery St. Regis yesterday while I was helping out whom was really in to photography and just getting in to it. We spoke for a while about all sorts of things. One in particular was to keep shooting. Just bank images away. Never know when you'll have the time/skills/knowledge to get back to them but if you have the shot (and it's backed up), you can always go back and edit.
Well last night I fell down a rabbit hole to my first real Southern Utah trip in March 2013. Slot canyons, mud, arches....I edited 15 images in total. Wanted to share this one as an example of what I found hiding. Early morning reflected light on some mud leading in to a slot canyon. Taken right before I got in to some very deep and very cold water and did NOT reach the slot canyon (on this trip...I came back a year later and accomplished that goal).
I'm sure there is some moral of the story but enjoy the image in the meantime ;)
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