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Light room square format edit of an ocean abstract taken in the North of Peru. If you would like an abstract canvas or digital print, please drop me an email!
A blog about abstract ocean photography
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∎ The greatest natural disaster is man with his destructive power. – Thorsten Holt
∎ In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments. There are only consequences. – Robert Green Ingersoll
Source: www.greeningdeserts.com/de/aphorismen-zitate-und-lebenswe...
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∎ "'Climate crisis' or 'Earth overheating' are more precise terms. They make the cause and urgency of the problem clearer. In other policy areas we are quick to use the term 'crisis' - euro crisis or refugee crisis - but avoid it when we talk about the fundamental distortions of our planetary system. That says a lot about the political importance of the various policy areas.”
Nils Meyer-Ohlendor
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The journalist Journalist Ross Gelbspan pointed out the sufficient scientific knowledge as early as 1997 and emphasized:
∎“The climate crisis is no longer about scientific questions. The fact that the future rate of increase in warming has not yet been determined - or the effects in different regions - is politically and socially immaterial. Science has long since told us what we need to act.
Source: www.wikiwand.com/de/Klimakrise
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∎ www.arte.tv | Climate Change is happening now
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When our roads turn to rivers...
Photo taken @ The city township as part of the Photo Contest.
Conceptual photography: The three apples symbolize the planet Earth in the years 1950's, 2000's and 2050's.
We need to wake up
We need to wise up
We need to open our eyes
And do it now now now
We need to build a better future
And we need to start right now
We're on a planet
That has a problem
We've got to solve it, get involved
And do it now now now
We need to build a better future
And we need to start right now
Make it greener
Make it cleaner
Make it last, make it fast
and do it now now now
We need to build a better future
And we need to start right now
No point in waiting
Or hesitating
We must get wise, take no more lies
And do it now now-now
We need to build a better future
And we need to start right now.
Source: www.singfortheclimate.com
A coastal abstract in the South of Tenerife at first light.
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66004 is seen here at Blackbush Drove crossing, Whittlesey working the 6L42 0847 Mountsorrel sidings - Barham 31/1/22. (Taken only using a couple of sections of the pole)
as if singing a lamentation while sitting in a gray alder, the roots of which cannot find water and which therefore loses its young leaves .
I composed this image while walking the shores of Gunlock Reservoir, in Utah's Gunlock State Park, and paying attention to the earth beneath my feet. I was attracted by the pleasing tones and abstract patterns. An example of 'art in nature', almost.
Of course, what I photographed might better be catalogued as "climate change art in nature," as the parched and cracked clay pictured here is evidence of reduced water flows from the Santa Clara River into the reservoir, shrinking its size.
As of January 2025, only 12% of Utah is not in drought. Utah's largest drought section covers southwest Utah, where more than half of Washington County is listed in severe drought to start the new year. Extreme drought has also formed in many parts of southern Nevada, western Arizona and southeastern California nearby.
Many people live in their own little world and ignore the big problems like climate protection, war and social injustice!
Comments are always welcome and favs most appreciated.
Comentarios y favs son siempre bienvenidos
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Terrific Tuesday to you.
The Climate Reality Project is Al Gore's thing. I have wondered many times where we would be if we elected a president that valued the environment more than one that valued unjust war.
Consequences in the Netherlands It is also getting warmer in the Netherlands and the sea level is rising. The main consequences of climate change for the Netherlands: The weather is becoming more extreme: more heavy showers, more heat waves. There is a greater risk of flooding: the rivers and sewers are no longer able to drain the water properly during heavy rainfall. Nature in the Netherlands is changing: species that originally come from warmer areas, feel more and more at home in the Netherlands. Well-known examples are the oak processionary caterpillar, the small hermit crab, certain tick species and the "hay fever plant" Ambrosia. Another effect is that spring starts earlier: plants bloom earlier, trees sprout earlier, insects appear earlier and birds breed earlier in the year. This can cause problems, for example for migratory birds that missed the insect peak upon arrival in the Netherlands and cannot find enough food. Species that cannot adapt quickly enough to changing circumstances run the risk of disappearing. There are also advantages: we can grow other vegetable and plant species because they will do better in the Netherlands. Winters are getting milder; it will freeze less often. It is getting wetter: in the spring, autumn and winter there is more rainfall. Summers are getting drier and hotter. There are more summer and tropical days. In the Netherlands, the consequences of climate change can probably be controlled. We can strengthen dikes and dunes and create storage areas along rivers for extra river water. You can also help to limit waterlogging by applying fewer tiles and more greenery in your garden. Rainwater can then sink into the soil, so that the sewer is less overloaded (so: less flooded basements and streets).
That special day.
you remember it.
22-12-2007, there was frozen fog on the trees and a blue sky. It was just a few hours. It was marvelous.
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Valencia is the third largest city in Spain. Valencia is located on the Costa del Azahar on the Mediterranean Sea and is considered the birthplace of paella, one of the most famous dishes in Spanish cuisine. Valencia is also known as the orange city. Valencia is Spain's third economic engine, after Madrid and Barcelona. Valencia was founded in 138 BC. under the name Valentia Edetanorum, by a Roman leader. Valencia has a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and very mild winters. Valencia, like the entire region of Valencia, is officially bilingual; they speak both Spanish and Valencian. Valencian is very closely related to Catalan. Spanish Valencia is more than beach and paella. Plaza de Toros de Valencia is located in the historic center of Valencia It's the city's bullfighting Arena. In this enclave, we find this neoclassical building, which was founded in 1850. On the outside, it has four floors with colonnade, with stone arches, arches consisting of three others on the ground floor, round arches in the others. floors and stone balustrades. Inside there is an uncovered grandstand. The main bullfights take place during the Fallas festivities and the Fair in July: la Feria de Julio. Next located to the Arena is the North train station. The outside of the North train station is beautiful. The facade features flowers, oranges and orange blossom, inspired by Valencian agriculture. The colors from the Valencian city coat of arms are also repeatedly depicted. An eagle has perched on top of the building, symbolizing speed. Inside the train station you will notice the many ceramics. These works of art are called trencadís - a mosaic style - and decorate the pillars and parts of the ceiling, among other things. The interior is a combination of wood, glass, marble, metal and ceramics. Nice to know is that inside the walls in all kinds of different languages good journey is written in mosaic.
One of the highlights of the center of Valencia is the Estación del Norte train station. This station is located next to the well-known Plaza de Toros- the city's bullring and the Xàtiva metro stop. You may come across two spellings of the train station during your visit to Valencia, namely Estación del Norte and Estació del Nord. This is because Spanish and Valencian are spoken in Valencia. The first spelling is in Spanish and the second is in Valencian. Translated it means 'station of the north'. Funny detail is that this station is not located in the north of the city, but in the south! We discover Valencia by bike. Kanitha cycles to the left of the North train station and to the right the city's bullfighting Arena. We regularly come across the Kick scooter in the center.
Valencia is twee na grootste stad van Spanje. Valencia ligt aan de Costa del Azahar aan de Middellandse Zee en geldt als geboorteplaats van de paella, een van de bekendste gerechten uit de Spaanse keuken. Valencia wordt ook wel de sinaasappelstad genoemd. Valencia is de derde economische motor van Spanje, na Madrid en Barcelona. Valencia werd gesticht in 138 v.Chr. onder de naam Valentia Edetanorum, door een Romeinse leider. Valencia heeft een mediterraan klimaat met warme zomers en zeer milde winters. Valencia is, net als de gehele regio Valencia, officieel tweetalig; men spreekt er zowel Spaans als Valenciaans. Het Valenciaans is zeer sterk verwant aan het Catalaans. Het Spaanse Valencia is meer dan strand en paella. Plaza de Toros de Valencia - Arena Voor Stierengevechten ligt in het historisch centrum van Valencia. In deze enclave en vlakbij het treinstation Noord, vinden we dit neoclassicistisch gebouw, dat opgericht werd in 1850. Aan de buitenkant telt het vier verdiepingen met zuilengalerij, met stenen bogen, bogen die bestaan uit drie andere op de benedenverdieping, ronde bogen in de overige verdiepingen en stenen balustrades. Binnenin is er een onoverdekte tribune. De belangrijkste stierengevechten vinden plaats gedurende de Fallas-feesten en de Kermis in juli: la Feria de Julio. Eén van de highlights van het centrum van Valencia is het treinstation Estación del Norte. Dit station bevindt zich naast het bekende Plaza de Toros en de metrohalte Xàtiva. Wellicht kom je tijdens je bezoek aan Valencia twee schrijfwijzen van het treinstation tegen, namelijk Estación del Norte en Estació del Nord. Dit komt omdat er in Valencia Spaans en Valenciaans gesproken wordt. De eerste schrijfwijze is in het Spaans en de tweede is in het Valenciaans. Vertaald betekent het station van het noorden. Grappig detail is dat dit station niet in het noorden van de stad gelegen is, maar juist zuidelijk! De buitenkant van het treinstation is prachtig. Op de façade zijn bloemen, sinaasappels en oranjebloesem te zien, geïnspireerd door de Valenciaanse landbouw. Ook worden herhaaldelijk de kleuren uit het Valenciaanse stadswapen afgebeeld. Bovenop het gebouw is een arend neergestreken, symbool voor de snelheid. Binnenin het treinstation zal het vele keramiek je opvallen. Deze kunstwerken heten trencadís - een mozaïekstijl - en versieren onder andere de pilaren en delen van het plafond. Het interieur is een combinatie van hout, glas, marmer, metaal en keramiek. Leuk om te weten is dat er binnen op de wanden in allerlei verschillende talen goede reis is geschreven in mozaïek.
This is a gallery view of a show I did at Rensselaer Polytechnic in NY.
Climate Control is a series of climate-interactive electronic installations and eco-visualizations intended to address the personal detachment felt towards global climate change. As the Earth's resources increasingly succumb to the human grasp, these works question whether the next step is the construction of a human-desirable climate. Through perception and interaction the goal of this work is to enhance sensitivity of the issues involved, inspire critical thought about solutions and to recognize the beauty inherent in the real-time climate occurring outside the gallery walls.
impressions @ Witches' kitchen
In everything you do, remember that we only have this one beautyful planet and will not find another in the foreseeable future!
The beautiful far hills are enveloped in a cloud of brown/green diesel smoke. The pollution is visible almost daily on cold winter days. There was a hydro electric project being researched and a wind tower, but not a peep about it in recent years.
Spruce forest is in danger. As environment gets warmer and dryer, spruce trees get less water and therefore produce less resin. Which in turn is favorable for bark beetle.. I see such dead trees more and more often, the issue is in progress..
Pentax 67ii, 400mm f/4
Rollei RPX400, D76 1:1
Nikon Coolscan 8000
Climate demonstration in Worcester during rush hour 8am - 10 am. Stopped traffic for 7 min then stopped for 3 min then 7 min every other time. peaceful throughout great morning with a police presence .
DB Cargo 'celebrity' Class 66 No. 66004 'I am a Climate Hero' powers through Water Orton while heading 6E11 1154 Appleford Sidings - Milford West Sidings on 10th September 2025. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved