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Love is a burning thing
and it makes a firery ring
bound by wild desire
I fell into a ring of fire...
Johnny Cash
Praia de Piratininga - Niterói/RJ
Piratininga Beach - Niterói/RJ
Surreal view of Gn Bromo (left most with crater), Gn Batok (middle front), and Gn Semeru (middle rear)
Apparently during this period of the year the sea is too rough at this side of the island ,with strong north wind blowing non-stop December - February or can go as far as March, trees can be stripped off the leaves at this time of year nothing worse so far . There's no dreaded typhoon passing by and its normally dry .
Surreal view of Gn Bromo (left most with crater), Gn Batok (middle front), and Gn Semeru (middle rear)
“The best images are the ones that retain their strength and impact over the years, regardless of the number of times they are viewed.” – Anne Geddes
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An image can elicit powerful emotions and a sense of connection. They can also be reminders of a wondrous long life lived.
This collaborative creation was lovingly made with Romeo. It culminated in an exchange of generous amounts of chicken cookies for hundreds of air defying leaps through a tiny portal over a period of several days. The ring of fire was the only artificial element later added to complete the final vision. The encapsulated stories behind the powerful masterpiece evoke a visceral array of emotions every day I see it on my wall.
This remarkably stunning photo also symbolises the many facets of his life intertwined with my own. Romeo was a fire that burned bright. People felt compelled to gravitate towards him and felt his incredible warmth. It still continues to burn strongly through the stories shared honouring this beautiful cat’s life.
It’s been one year today since he left this earthly realm. There’s been a lot of quiet reflection on Romeo’s life and what he meant to me. I wanted to select something extraordinary to represent what he meant to us all. A fire burning brightly for eternity.
Created together: May 5, 2019 | Eternal Fire 🔥
Awaiting the first winter snowfall.
Descending to PDX.
The crater is the result of the 1980 eruption which decreased to height of the mountain by 1345 feet.
This late summer sunflower stands 4-5 ft. tall, and is an All American Selection winner in gardens. What a joy to see.
A large Bauer of Los Angeles 'Ring Ware' garden jardiniere in aqua and my belt.
Here's Johnny Cash singing the song:
*Created for the Our Daily Challenge topic:
CIRCLE (s)
And
Monday Music Mania
*Sorry Bob for being out of the picture lately with MMM as life has been a bit 'Crazy' like Patsy Cline!
HMMM!
Im not sorry,
I just could not resist myself.
But I am NOT counting it as todays ring as I am trying to actually make a physical ring every day.
Hope this made you smile :D !
I can't think of a better way to spend Labor Day than being at camp with family.
This was taken on Sunday, the night before Labor Day, when people light bonfires all around the edge of the lake - it's called The Ring of Fire. Our neighbors also must have had a few fireworks left over from July 4th! It was a great night :)
This worked a whole lot better then I had anticipated! I really need to find some more local locations for this type of photography..
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Ring of Fire Eclipse over a ring in in the Earth's surface - A Rincon, or paleo oxbow entrenched river channel abandoned by the San Juan River.
This site was intriguing when I was scouting possible locations as it appears as a ring on a topographic map. What better place to view a ring of fire in the sky! The image does no justice to the size of this landscape feature. Rim to rim is 5,000 feet across, so just shy of a mile wide. The butte in the center is 550 feet high. More information can be found on the Utah Geological Survey website: geology.utah.gov/map-pub/survey-notes/geosights/sanjuanri...
Landscape image was taken from the west rim at sunrise as a 50 image 360 degree spherical panorama shot at 24mm, then cropped to about 240 degrees of total image (or about 2/3 of full view). Eclipse images are shot at 50mm then enlarged to 200% original size. Then entire image was reduced to 25% of original size for uploading.
Nikon D810 with 14-24mm f.28 and 50mm f1.2.
It's that time of year again with the cool nights of fall that I needed to harvest this years crop of ghost peppers. Now what to do with them? Toronto Food Drink and Product Photography by Fulcrum Imaging Studio www.fulcrumimaging.com or Instagram @fulcrumimaging. Copyright 2015
"Ring of Fire" display at the Keeper of the Plains, at the convergence of the Arkansas and Little Arkansas rivers, after sunset.
Wichita, Kansas
Saturday evening 29 July 2023
Sentinel-3A captured part of Japan on 12 May in this false-colour image. Sitting on a volcanic zone in the Pacific Ring of Fire, Japan is prone to earthquakes – like the one felt earlier this week. In 2011 the Tōhoku earthquake and subsequent tsunami caused widespread damage and claimed over 15 000 lives.
In this image we can make out the location of the Median Tectonic Line – a fault system running primarily northeast–southwest in the southern part of the country. While it is impossible to see the fault line itself, rivers formed along the line and the fields and buildings in these river basins are visible as linear elements in the lower left part of the image on the smaller islands, giving a sense of the general location of the fault.
The water surrounding the islands appears blue on the left side of the image, but dark grey on the right. This is an effect of the Sun glinting off the water.
Taking a closer look at the waters along the coast, the light blue areas show the outflow of rivers, carrying sediments into the ocean.
Launched in February 2016, the Copernicus Sentinel-3A satellite carries four sensors working together, making it the most complex of all the Sentinel missions. The Ocean and Land Colour Instrument used to create this image offers a new eye on Earth, monitoring ocean ecosystems, supporting crop management and agriculture, and providing estimates of atmospheric aerosol and clouds.
This image is featured on the Earth from Space video programme.
Credit: contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2016), processed by ESA
View of Mount Rainier (14 409 ft / 4 392 meters), Whidbey Island, and Similk Bay at sunset. Photographed from Mt. Erie Park(117 miles / 188 km away) in Anacortes, Washington, USA.
©2016 Michael Russell
A home-made blue ice cube + the moving flame of a lighter.
52 in 2018: Blue
365: Day 173
I also made a candle out of an ice cube, but I chose this one for MacroMondays. The alternative photo is in the comments. It's the first time I have managed to get two images for MM, usually I struggle to get even one! :-)
The artist's world is limitless. It can be found anywhere, far from where he lives or a few feet away. It is always on his doorstep.
Paul Strand
still waiting for this carnival to open.....night carnival shot tomorrow....
I just had surgery, so I didn't do a lot to prepare for the eclipse. I recently sold my D700 and sigma 70-200 to fund the purchase of the D610, so the longest lens I had was my sigma 105 2.8 macro. I used that on the d610, this one and the "ring of fire" shot were both hand held, without any filters. I did have to do some heavy cropping due to the 105mm focal range, but of the few I took, I got some I am happy with. I only did some minor tweaks in ACR (of the few I made adjustments to). I don't really plan on printing any large format prints, so these will serve well for the family memory books.
We caught this from atop Palo Duro canyon, Texas. My Nikon was equipped with a solar filter on a 750mm effective telephoto lens. An unbelievable sight!
This Sunflower appropriately named Ring of Fire greets the sun on a July Morning in 2012. Thanks for the visit and have a great weekend everybody.
"What have I become
My sweetest friend
Everyone I know goes away
In the end
And you could have it all
My empire of dirt
I will let you down
I will make you hurt"
("Hurt", Johnny Cash, 2003)
"Tears welling, silence, goose-bumps ... wow. I felt like I just lost my girlfriend, because that song isn't mine anymore."
(Trent Reznor)
('Johnny Cash' by SOTA Toys)