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a very active humpback calf rewarded our trip by breaching many times, quite close to the boat.
Unfortunately the Monterey bay area was filled with smoke and fog, so the whole scene is quite grey...
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Boeing 737 - MSN 21467
Status : Active
Registration : C-GMAI
Airline Air Inuit
Country : Canada
Codes 6H 3H AIE
Callsign : Air Inuit
Web site : www.airinuit.ca
Serial number21467 LN:515
Type737-2Q2C
First flight date29/03/1978
Test registration
Plane age39.2 years
Seat configuration
Engines
31/07/1978Air GabonTR-LXL
22/07/1997Air InterTR-LXL
01/01/1998Air GabonTR-LXLCeased operations 24 feb 06
19/11/2010Air InuitC-GMAI
I watched through the camera for visible signs of what was tempting all these dives, but no catch was evident to me. I know Gannets to be easily capable of swallowing whole mackerel because we've thrown those to them out on the bay when fishing. Unless they're swallowed underwater, before resurfacing?
We had a lovely conversation with the leaseholders of this property. Their life lease will run until the passing of the youngest family member alive at the time of the original lease in the 1930s.
While chatting with them, we were paddling upwind to stay near their dock. Of course the wind died down before it could help our return paddle.
Big Sur, California
A rocky section of the Pacific coast, typical of the Big Sur coast.
When an ocean’s coast coincides with active tectonic plate boundaries, you get what the geologists call an active margin. Rocky shores and coastal mountain ranges such as found along the Pacific Coast are the usual result. Long sandy beaches are a relative rarity along such coasts and are more commonly found along passive margins such as the Atlantic coast of North America.
I was hoping for some more eastbounds in the earlier morning light up on the bluffs, but the closest things were a couple of Zs working at Midway. Naturally, when I decided to move and go for an intercept I missed one; but I still added a new angle to the collection.
The first Z is done with its work at the St. Paul Intermodal Facility and is easing down the hill and through the plant at the Jackson Street control point and is about to pass under Phalen Blvd.
Those annoying lens flares got in the picture, but I was really excited for the result. Hope you enjoyed this as much as I did making it.
Active Tree.
詩意的綠色 芬芳的早期色彩 樹枝深處 親密的黃色 流行的紅色 上升的可愛的藍色 富有表現力的色調 突然的氣味,
absorptions mêlant ombres implicites pratique zen concentrant peintre intégrations personnelles espace merveilleux joies innombrables,
rindreáil riachtanach aistrithe ábhar íogair céadfaí domhain nádúr idirthréimhseach an fhómhair deiridh Búdaíoch ag aithris duilleoga léitheoireachta haiku,
tańczące krople rosy anonimowe ptaki odpoczywające w poszukiwaniu wyzwolenia cierpienie wiedza wietrzne ciało poeci pielgrzymka blask księżyca myśli,
particule nepieritoare asociații naturale jurnale renumite care înțeleg vremea dimensiuni prețioase adâncimi copleșitoare,
輝かしい太陽の神殿明るい進歩の方法禅の実現空の雲魔法の修道院ウォーキングは、心の季節を開く興味深い色合いを示します.
Steve.D.Hammond.
AAW Challenge 3rd- 10th October : Refecting Surfaces:
I saw a photo something like this a while back and though I'd try to emulate it. Used a black pan and a flash mounted in a softbox. Cropped a bit and cleaned up the dust spots on the water. Dropped the white balance temp to get the bluish tint.
At the Jaggar Museum in Volcanoes National Park you can view the main active crater on the Big Island of Hawaii. At night the glow of the magma bubbling up becomes apparent. During the day you get beautiful rainbows over the barren landscape.
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An active region that was rotating out of view off the sun's western limb, displayed a dazzling variety of dozens of spurts and eruptions in about 2.5 days (Apr. 19-21, 2014). The frames, taken in extreme ultraviolet light, show ionized Helium not far above the Sun's surface. All of the activity near this region was caused by intense magnetic forces in a powerful struggling with each other.
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I ,a shy and quiet boy since young, was a target of the bullied throughout my 8 years of childhood. The memories of being bullied continuously have had a little or more effect on my confidence and activeness. I shut myself off from the society, claimed myself a weak person and brought myself with a gloomy, tired and scary look.
I’ve never believed in myself…
I came to photography when my dad lent me his camera when I was 6. From the first clicks, I already felt "this is where I belong". Photography helps me recreating the world seen through my eyes and felt by my soul, helps me remembering faces, smiles, memories of a passing time. And it even reminds of the things which are supposed to be forgotten.
I chose dark art because dark art is a fine illustration of the world I am seeing - a world of melancholy and sadness. Through dark art, I can dig deep into the darkest place of a human, right there, people are living in the own nature: weak, crazy and also vulnerable. Being an introvert person, dark art is also a way of relieving the soul, showing people who I am, what I am and what I’m capable of - something that I rarely share with anybody. As a result, I became more open with everyone, gave more laughs and talked more to the people around me. "You look way more better then?" - my friends said in satisfaction.
I never stop doubting myself ...
I’ve been reeling from my "what should I do" and "I’m not good enough" thinkings, which makes me deviate from my original path. Always wish to be like other photographer pals: big relationships, big interacts and having a support team while I am alone all the time,… I gradually forget that I’ve lost myself, forgotten that my path was different from all of them. I am an independent existence, I exist uniquely and I should’ve not been anyone’s copy. It’s been a difficult time right now, I was once again separated myself from everyone, even the ones I love so much. Always bringing suspense and fear of any situations. And even when writing these words, those emotions are making my hands shake and my heart beats so fast.
I know that there aren’t any obstacles that cannot be overcome if I dare to face, and I know that nothing can stop me if I truly believe that I can do it in my heart. However, "How?", "How can I really believe in myself?”, "How can I become more confidence?", "How can I make this? "How can I do that ...?", “How…?”, “How…?” and "How ...?". I’ve spent a great deal of time resting, thinking and rearranging things that were still unfinished. Those fears are still here, those thoughts are still here, and the answer I still cannot find out but at least this time I will try, something at least makes me feel better. And I hope someday I can find my own answer and be happy with it.
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Just chilling... This is one of the smallest bees I have ever seen, around 7-8mm, Super cute. makes me want to cuddle with her for the night.
6 pictures stacked.
Early in the morning, unfortunately we didn't find any of this nice species in rest mode.
Later in the morning we did find some which were already very active.
Then, the extra mm's are very handy to capture them when they are active and shyer.
Handheld shot.
Cloud moving up the Lowther Valley from the South in a very dynamic air flow,
Lowther Castle far right. Late afternoon on a cold December with light fading. Taken from Beacon Edge above Penrith.
N.B. The three large stands of trees on the skyline are known locally as The Regiments.
Like any good tourist, I had to take a picture of this historic monument. It's not anything too brilliant, or magnificent, but it is a quaint, even respectable landmark to commemorate Active World's narrative of when the world was born, and who was its first citizen. There's a bit more that would be interesting to know, such as who this first citizen was in the real world, and what their relation to Active Worlds was. Was this Cy person part of the team that created Active Worlds, or is this the first unique individual that signed up to become a citizen? A lot of questions, just from one statue and its simple homage.
Note: I have come to consider places like Worlds and Active Worlds as being open virtual worlds. These were the pioneers of virtual spaces on the internet, and among the first to quote Snow Crash, even begin to coin 'metaverse' and web3.0 in trying to explain what they are. Therefore, any group that, in a general sense, speaks of themselves as an open world, open life, virtual world, web3.0, or hypergrid, seems appropriate appropriate groups to add them to. After all, these virtual worlds were very much ahead of the game and developed a lot of the aspects that make up our virtual world experiences even to this day. Not only did they have teleportation to different regions, but to different servers, even without utilizing a hypergate, but simply by teleporting to that server, as long as you had that server's coordinates. If you don't agree with this definition, let me know, and I won't post these in your group.
Taken from an elevation of 6,000 ft high is an aerial view of the Fairview Fire in Hemet, CA. The wildfire, which was first reported on Labor Day heat wave, has surpassed 27,000 acres to become the largest active wildfire in California today. Two people have died while evacuating and one person was burn injured. Twelve structures have also been destroyed.
In the Children's Garden at Dauset Trails there are lots of butterflies enjoying the great variety of flowers. This short video shows off one of the more active areas with lots of butterflies and bees.
There was also a chorus of birds and other wildlife songs... and unfortunately a weird metallic alien invasion sound going on, as well as a plane flying overhead, too. So, in order to save your ears I've decided to add music instead.
Just some of the reasons why the Children's Garden is one of our favorite destinations at Dauset Trails.