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In the end of August 2014 I was very lucky to be able to spend 5 wonderful days at Surfana Bloemendaal www.surfanabloemendaal.com where we had a fabulous time. Together with Daniela Klütsch from Landlinien www.landlinien.de we enjoyed the fabulous surfcamp, surfing lessons, great staff members and guests. The warm and welcoming atmosphere made you feel relaxed and happy instantly. Thanks again for a great time Surfana Bloemendaal!
Algae-derived fuel can be made into gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. It has a nearly closed carbon footprint and does not need to displace green areas or food crops in order to produce it. In fact, it can be grown in the middle of the desert and it can use salt water, rather than fresh water, to grow.
Macro shot of algae. This was taken with 18-55mm lens using 52mm macro reverse ring. The lens was kept at 35mm to achieve this so close shot.
One of my early morning sunrise shots of some algae. The shot was taken at Kaikoura on the south island of New Zealand
I walk my dogs here all the time, but this day was unique. It had snowed slightly the evening before and left a really thin sheet of ice above the algae in the water. It was really cool so I went back home to grab my camera. The dogs got 2 walks that morning.
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Kiel, Baltic Sea, North Germany, Algae Research
WIth Nadine Freischlad and Tobias Leingruber. Thanks to Professor Levent Piker, Coastal Research and Managment www.crm-online.de
The algae looks like a green carpet along the shore.
It was a warm day and felt like the beginning of summer.
There was a very small freshwater creek entering the ocean at this point.
The entire course of the creek's journey over the rocks to the sea was carpeted in this interesting algae.
Photographed at Salt Point State Park, Sonoma County, California