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Makes me smile as in the distance you can see an English bull terrier-she was called Daisy and was very stubborn!!! You can see she is just standing as if to say 'bugger off i'll come when i'm good and ready!'
"Photography, as we all know, is not real at all. It is an illusion of reality with which we create our own private world."
Quote - Arnold Newman
Sand art created by nature and further editing by me.
A shot taken between Whitby and Saltwick Bay of the sand in the emerging beach as the tide retreated.
Post processed in Luminar.
Shot with Nikon Df, 50mm.
“As people, we love pattern. But interrupted pattern is more interesting.” - Jay Maisel
We have had several days of blue skies and warm afternoon light, so we did a lot of walking on the beach. With no snow, we saw many patterns in the sand. I took my time to look for something interesting while soaking up the sun. Now we are under another winter storm warning. It is a good time to sit at the computer again and share some of my beach scenes. Even our weather is going through a series of interrupted patterns this winter.
Having completed a brief stop after cresting the summit at Sand Patch, Pennsylvania, four second-generation geeps get a westbound pig train moving.
Still playing with sand :-)
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It's easy to lose one's sense of time when the weather and landscape merge into one never-ending expanse of white. Last year at this time, I visited some sand dunes that I visit every few years or so. Sometimes they are inaccessible due to muddy road conditions or the sand has blown the dunes across the road beyond what my vehicle has the capacity to power through. So I decided to visit them through digging through my archives and wandering around in their amazing formations and natural undulations.
On my walk about in downtown the art corner was setting up outside at the Succulent Shop, bowls of charcoal, bottles of sand , and other mixed media for expressing yourself....I expressed the purple sand for Flickr Friday's Purple Theme.
We went to Kniepsand, a sandbank offshore Amrum, which has connected to the island over time. Here you will find a unique landscape, consisting only of sand and beach grass. The vastness is impressive, it's like being in another world.
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Uferschwalbe / Sand Martin / Avión zapador / Hirondelle de rivage /
Riparia riparia
Vielen Dank an Gary Faulkner's wildlife photography für die Bestimmung.
Many thanks to Gary Faulkner's wildlife photography for the identification.
“In every outthrust headland, in every curving beach, in every grain of sand there is the story of the earth.”
― Rachel Carson
The sand is an elemental substance of beauty and transcendence. Ever moving within the realms of wind and fire of sunlight... What a wondrous earth we live on...
Wells beach, Maine
Ein Spaziergeng mit Sylvia ....vielleicht bringt sie das Bild mit mir ich lief ihr ins Bild
#Nationalpark Maasduinen
Die Region wurde während der Weichsel-Kaltzeit und danach von den Flüssen Maas und Rhein geprägt, die mehrfach ihr Bett änderten und hierbei Sedimente wie Schwebstoffe, Kies und Sand ablagerten.
Von einer Besiedlung bereits in vorchristlicher Zeit zeugen einige Funde wie Pfeil- und Speerspitzen und Beile sowie Gräberfelder und Grabhügel, von denen das Vorstengraf (Fürstengrab) der bedeutendste ist. Eine archäologische Grabung hat in diesem Grab bisher nicht stattgefunden.[2]
Im Jahr 1996 wurde der Nationalpark De Hamert, der nach dem gleichnamigen Naturgebiet benannt wurde, gegründet. Zwei Jahre später (1998) wurde der Nationalpark Richtung Norden hin um mehr als das Doppelte seiner ursprünglichen Fläche auf etwa 42 km² erweitert und führt seitdem den Namen De Maasduinen. Durch weitere danach erfolgte Gebietszuwächse besitzt er heute eine Fläche von ca. 45 km².[3]
Deadvlei, Sossusvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia
This photograph features one of the dunes which snake along the edge of the Deadvlei pan in Namibia. The Sossusvlei region is one of the sunniest places on earth and temperatures in January reach in excess of 40c. The heat is so extreme that visits to the area are made at dawn, which provides the best lighting conditions. The colours change quickly; from red to orange to yellow depending on the light and the hour.