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High pressure system meets low pressure system and a tight pressure gradient forms aloft. Orographic wave clouds develop as strong lift winds rise over the Cathedral Mountains, beyond sight over the trees.
A wedding party took advantage of a short break in the yesterday's rain and did the photos in "our" park. It was still drizzly and very foggy, so hat's off to their photog for having a go. Great to watch him work his magic, getting what should be some very atmospheric & unusual shots of her big day. I couldn't resist a sneaky snap as well.
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For any of you out there that are finding the day a bit on the heavy side and are feeling under pressure !!
Plus I have got a barometer ( including thermometer & hydrometer ) and it is a good excuse for a shot sort of related to the time of year .
And a good excuse for Tres Hombres -----------
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The good kind.
People ask me, sometimes, how I understand my students. There's a bit of them in everyone, and moreso in me sometimes. I crave deep pressure. Deep pressure is something often associated with autism, although by no means is it something that every autistic person craves. But I do. It relaxes me more than anything.
Today I climbed in between the box springs and very heavy mattress. It was so calming. I want Temple Grandin's hug machine (she is an adult with autism who has written two great books and works in animal science using her experience with autism).
So I get it, sometimes. I don't pretend to understand everyone completely, and there are more to people than their "quirks." But I get this one. I'm feeling much better now.
(It's much harder to get out than climb in, just FYI). :)
Other little "things":
-I am obsessive with symmetry. if I scratch one leg, put pressure on even one finger, I have to do it to the other side, even though that side isn't itching/wanting pressure/whatever.
-I HAVE to end stairs on the right foot or I feel so weirded out I have to go climb them again
-I've developed a new way of walking because my weight isn't distributed as evenly as it was before around my middle, and I don't like the way it twists when I walk normally, so I always have my left shoulder forward.
WaterPolo coach about to blow a headgasket.
© 2006 Allen Rockwell www.allenrockwellphoto.com
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Seeing the sky again was a bit of a relief. We are almost at the end of the line here. The railway is cut off by a by-pass bridge at La Ferte Mate and therefore it isn't possible to enter the town.
At the end of the line there were a lot of French families waiting for us and we felt a little pressured to turn around and head back quickly. The only picture I got of the location was a little shaky as a result of my haste.
This water comes spews out of an outlet that is just below a dam and is at a public park. On a hot summer day this is the place to be. (DSC_4634.jpg)
The pier and beach huts may be a bit of a cliché, but sod it, it's not often you get to shoot them with snow on
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Description: For some strange reason no written - or at least very little - information is available about the extraordinary construction of this beautiful watertower located at Borkum Island (East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany). At this point, the only information I know about it is that it was build in 1891.
Exposure settings: f/22, 0.02 sec (1/50), ISO 100, 12 mm
Location: Borkum, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany.
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Flanders is a cyclist's paradise with many beautiful routes along the canals and rivers. Besides bicycles, you also see recumbent tricycles.
A recumbent tricycle is a solution that helps the rider lean back in a reclined position, distributing the weight over a wider area. This makes the ride much more comfortable and reduces strain and pressure on your back, shoulders, neck and wrists.
Under pressure for this week's theme, a column of mercury in an old sphygmomanometer (blood pressure gauge).
Enjoy the pressure. Enjoy the stress. Enjoy being uncomfortable. And don't shy away from it, embrace it.
Gary Woodland