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The tankship British Tenacity (IMO: 9285706) registered in the UK, length 183m, beam 32m, draft 8.2m.
I spotted these ferns growing in the smallest crack possible. The wonderful tenacity of nature!
Adjective 101: Tough
She's very fierce! She was frustrated that I wasn't going to play with her while attempting to take photographs, and took it out on the tarp.
I loved the single balcony that was stuffed to bursting with trees and greenery. And I'm glad I took it on a grey day so the pots really popped and you can see definition between the greens.
In the middle of a korean mountain walking trail with very minimal light grew this (?) it had so far avoided being step up by the hundreds of hikers, being eaten by some animal
The stunning colours of the Pilbara and Karijini National Park. Truly one of the worlds natural wonders!
The process of breaking down the limestone along the Ohio River at Falls of the Ohio State Park is accelerated by large trees that grow directly over rock. Their roots delve deep into the rock bed, turning beds into boulders.
Check out those freaking roots going into granite!
From the second Yosemite trip, circa 2002: The cameras got a little better but the weather was hot, dusty and smoky this time around.
Nikon D90 + Nikkor 105mm f/2.5: 1/320, ISO 400, f/4, free hand
Portrait captured during the women demonstration of February 13, 2011 in Milan.
Edited with Photoshop Lightroom 3
IJmuiden, Holland on 15th March 2015.
IMO number :9285706
Name of ship :BRITISH TENACITY
Call Sign :MDTE9
MMSI :235825000
Gross tonnage :29335
DWT :46803
Type of ship :Crude Oil Tanker
Year of build :2004
Flag :Isle of Man
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