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Valmeinier - Het kleine, traditionele boerendorp (tegenwoordig met de toevoeging 1500) en het niet onaantrekkelijke, speciaal gebouwde Valmeinier 1800 delen sinds 1974 met buurman Valloire het skigebied onder de flanken van de Galibier.
Valmeinier - The small, traditional farming village (nowadays with the addition 1500) and not unattractive, purpose built Valmeinier 1800 share since 1974 with neighbor Valloire the ski resort under the flanks of the Galibier.
Here's another view of Chicago’s skyline, this time from atop the Willis (formerly Sears) Tower. While I had hoped for clear conditions, I felt the approaching storms yielded a cool and ominous look to the image. Shot handheld and through less-than-clean glass, this isn’t as clear as I’d like, but still a sight to behold if you ever have the chance!
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Sony A7II
Leica 24mm Elmarit-R
Aperture: f/3.5
Exposure 30s
ISO: 5000
Sagittarius (summer) arm of the Milky Way over Mt. Princeton outside of Buena Vista, CO.
This photo was a happy accident. I had started the exposure, when a car came up the road behind me. I thought the shot was ruined, but the car actually did a pretty nice light painting on the grass, and it made for a more striking photo.
What would you do without your big camera on you, when the natural wonder just swing by? A cellphone is not bad as the replacement. Captured this gorgeous winter sunset on my way home. Gear will not make you a photographer, moment matters...
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1/125 ƒ/18 ISO 250 14 mm
Der Sommer kommt mit großen Schritten näher...der Mohn fängt nun langsam an mit Blühen und die Sonne geht immer Früher auf. Diese Szene konnte ich am Frühen Morgen mitten in Thüringen aufnehmen. Die Aufnahme ist eine Single-Raw entwicklung und kein HDR.
The summer is coming closer with great strides ... the poppy starts slowly with blooming and the sun is always in the past. This scene I could take in the middle of Thuringia on Early Morning. The recording is a single-Raw development and no HDR.
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Vous lire est un plaisir.Merci de votre visite,vos commentaires, invitations et favoris.
To read your comments is a pleasure. Faves, comments, invites are welcome, great thanks :-)
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un soir de mars, à ma fenêtre
Texte de Didj66 que je remercie vivement: "La lumière se reflete 2 fois dans les gouttes suivant l'angle qu'elle a, c'est pour cette raison que les couleurs sont inversées.
La bande sombre entre les deux arc s'appelle " la zone d'alexandre ou la bande sombre d'Alexandre" "
from the wikipedia:
Alexanders Band : Occasionally, a second, dimmer secondary rainbow is seen outside the primary bow. Secondary rainbows are caused by a double reflection of sunlight inside the raindrops, and appear at an angle of 50°–53°. As a result of the second reflection, the colours of a secondary rainbow are inverted compared to the primary bow, with blue on the outside and red on the inside. The dark area of unlit sky lying between the primary and secondary bows is called Alexander's band, after Alexander of Aphrodisias who first described it.
4 autres doubles arc-en-ciel à voir
un au Canada, comme celui-ci mais avec bandes surnuméraires bien visibles: flickr.com/photos/94082907@N00/300089740/in/photostream/
un autre encore : flickr.com/photos/silyld/253993371/
un autre au Japon, je vous en réserve la surprise.... www.flickr.com/photos/femme_oursin/307231051/
Et enfin, un halo en Thailande, similaire à ceux que l'on voit sous les tropiques: flickr.com/photos/femme_oursin/205836137
I miss those sunny days.
Wish you a great day too!
This was taken in 2011.
We have another sunny and warm day in the Easter weekend.
I went to Capilano River Regional Park in North Vancouver this morning. This is the park where Capilano Lake and Cleveland Dam are situated.
It is only 30 minutes drive from the city and we can see beautiful scenics of the lake.
The beautiful Capilano Lake can be easily viewed just right at the entrance of the park.
This view is 5 minutes walk from the parking lot.
I feel blessed to be living in Vancouver!
During the stay in Ørnes I took this pano of the bay and the town. Temperature was five degrees Celsius and the weather was getting clear.
Oh hey, guess who's unable to focus...
Well, I felt like sharing this nevertheless because of that incredibly beautiful fog.
Model is the one and only Andreaaaaa!
The incredible Tiger’s Nest Monastery sits high in the Himalayan mountains of Bhutan - a true spectacle from the land of the thunder dragon.
There was a brief moment, standing here, taking this photograph, when I felt like everything I had done in my life had in some way led me to this spectacular view. It was a sudden and refreshing burst of insight and it made me it seem like until this point, I've only been experiencing the world around me through my eyes and not with my heart. This was different, there’s just something special about this place that pulled me in and refused to let go. As a seasoned traveler, this is a rare experience that I always find to be truly special - and one that I appreciate tremendously.
To learn the techniques I used to shoot and post-process this image, you can find all the info about my new tutorial video series by visiting: bit.ly/landscape-tutorial
This beautiful band of wild horses was racing down to the watering hole as the sun began to set.
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The Pyramid of Austerlitz is a 36 metre high pyramid of earth, built in 1804 by Napoleon's soldiers. It is built on one of the highest points of the Utrecht ridge. Atop the pyramid is a stone obelisk from 1894.
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Set up my camera towards a newly formed storm that was putting out amazing lightning outside of Colby, Kansas. This is ONE 18 second exposure (other meta: f5.6 250iso, 70mm)
(Explored #2)
If you can't tell these shots are of a night time lightning storm. The top of the image is stars and clear night sky, and the bottom is a crazy storm being lit by hundreds of lighting flashes a minute. I was standing on the outside of the storm in perfectly calm conditions looking into the most dramatic weather conditions I have ever seen. It was not easy to get this exposed right, but luckily I had quite a bit of time to play with it and get it close. I doubt these will go over all that well on flickr, but I think in terms of uniqueness they may be the best shots I have.
I really can't decide which shot I prefer. I like that you can see more of the clear sky in the second one, and I think the comp is better, but the first one has the lighting bolt. (there were almost no actual bolts of lightning, only non stop flashes, so I think I'm lucky to have caught the small one I did)
Thanks for taking a look.
Not HDR.
6 second exposure
f 4.8
ISO 400
Nikon 70-300mm at 122mm
Anasazi Part 6:
This is a selfie taken outside of the Ancient Puebloan Ruin called The 16 Room Riun, near the San Juan River and Bluff, Utah. This is a single exposure.
Anasazi Ruins Photos on Prime Time!
I recently had the pleasure of working with Tom Ranzweiler of Al Jazeera America News on a short segment about The Ancient Puebloan Ruins I photographed at night. It aired as an First Person piece on Monday night.
Here is the clip (it's will need to download):
america.aljazeera.com/watch/shows/live-news/2015/10/a-pho...
Thank you Tom!
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Sharp-tailed Grouse (Tympanuchus phasianellus) male resting on its territory in the "lek" or dancing grounds of the prairie landscape at Camp Wainwright Military base in eastern Alberta, Canada.
3 May, 2016.
Slide # GWB_20160503_0144.CR2
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Well, this SUCKS!!!
I got up this morning well before sunrise. I was hoping to catch the Dawn Patrol. Every morning, while it's still almost dark, they send up a dozen or so balloons. I remember them last year, lighting up the night sky. I went outside, no Dawn Patrol. The motorhome next to me has this colorful spinnie thing hanging from their awning. It was spinning furiously. I immediately thought... Shit!!! They're not launching today. I was so looking forward to today! Today was supposed to be a Mass Ascension day. Last year, the final Saturday of the event was by FAR the BEST day of the entire event! There were more balloons than any other day, a great sky, and no wind. No wind meant it pretty much sucked for ballooning, but man it was great for photography, because they all went up and just sat there. So, I dug through the archives. Here's one from last year, taken on that final Saturday. Just one of hundreds of photos I shot that morning, and never got around to adjusting and posting. It was an amazing morning. At least this gave me something to work on, as I sit here watching stuff blow by my window.
I have decided that a balloon festival without any balloons is really quite boring!
Blown away by the beauty that revealed itself yesterday! Conditions and situations lined up for a special day and I was not disappointed. Right when I snapped this shot I yelled like I was at a sporting event. I'm still buzzing from the emotion that I felt during this session.
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Olympus M.60mm F2.8 (RAZORR sharp even @F2.8)
Olympus E-M 10 Mark II
Manual setup and focus, available light, handheld (thaks to the 5-Axis-OIS). Hope, you enjoy!
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/grand/ adj.
1. magnificent & imposing in appearance, size, or style.
2. denoting the largest or most important item.
The Grand Canyon. The magnificent, impressive, awe-inspring, monumental, breath-taking, most-grandest canyon of them all.
So very grateful to the Hualapai Nation for sharing these breath-taking views of a fiercely powerful place! Grand Canyon West, AZ
Regno Unito, Londra, Neaden, Autunno 2013
Il BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir di Londra popolarmente noto come il Tempio di Neasden è il primo tempio tradizionale indù in Europa. 2.820 tonnellate di calcare bulgaro e 2.000 tonnellate di marmo di Carrara furono spedite in India, scolpite da oltre 1.500 artigiani e rispedite a Londra. In tutto in meno di 3 anni furono assemblati 26.300 pezzi scolpiti come in un gigantesco puzzle. Nessun ferro o di acciaio è stato utilizzato nella costruzione, una caratteristica unica per un moderno edificio nel Regno Unito. E' stato progettato secondo, un antico testo vedico, il Shilpa Shastra e rappresenta metaforicamente i diversi attributi di Dio. Il Mandir è stato citato nel Guinness World Records del 2000 come il più grande tempio indù fuori dell'India.
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir London popularly known as the Neasden Temple is the first traditional Hindu temple in Europe. 2,820 tonnes of Bulgarian limestone and 2,000 tonnes of Italian Carrara marble were shipped to India, carved by over 1,500 craftsmen and reshipped to London. In all, 26,300 carved pieces were assembled like a giant jigsaw puzzle in less than 3 years. No iron or steel was used in the construction, a unique feature for a modern building in the UK. It is designed according to the Shilpa-Shastras, a Vedic text that develops Hindu architecture to metaphorically represent the different attributes of God. The Mandir was cited in Guinness World Records 2000 as the biggest Hindu Temple outside India.
They are sooo happy to be outside on our new lawn :D
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Freshly fallen snow clings to a little red barn just outside of Mount Horeb, Wisconsin.
I knew the moment I snapped this photograph it was going to be spectacular. In fact, I raced home to process it soon after I took it. I couldn't wait to see it.
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Kruger National Park.
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New Zealand Week - Photo #6
Just outside of Milford sound. The mountains looked beautiful with the late evening light on them, with clouds and mist dancing in between the mountains.
N.B. I wasn't intending to upload this today. I might find the actual post in a minute!
This is easily one of the most beautiful waterfalls/places I've been. There has been a good bit of rain this week, so the even the smaller fall on the right was really flowing.
This is a pretty tough hike in (and out, of course), so if you like this one, just know that I worked for it. :-)
BTW, the big fall on the left is about 20-25 ft. talland the one of the right is about 20 feet.