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This image is a composition of multiple flower photographs. Subscribing to the idea that you cannot have too much of a good thing, multiple images of cut flowers were superimposed and merged for this final result.
floral spring symphony _ (© 2012 megart)
Slightly different composition of these awesome boulders.
They're formed by concretion of minerals around a central nucleus and are weathered out of the cliff as it is worn down.
There's a beach in New Zealand with boulders like this - I'd love to get there someday!
Making these long exposures was somewhat difficult as the sea would cycle through flooding over the top of all of them (turning the image into a muddled mess). I was able to time this shot for the lull and get off the rock and out of the way before the flood came back. I got caught a couple of times and it was a little disconcerting standing knee deep in rushing water not sure where the rocks you walked out on were now - my gear got splashed pretty good once or twice but I kept the important bits out of harms way.
I'm super excited to be heading down to Big Sur for a few days at the end of next week. I've just begun to research locations - anyone have any they'd like to share? :)
My Website: www.interfacingnature.com
I saw this composition from the side of the road, and was watching the light change and move by the second, lying on different parts of the landscpae.
With Suilven poaking over the back of the view.
Standard Dry Air is a standard gas composition for dry air, intended to represent the bulk average air composition encountered at or around sea level. Despite its intent of being near sea level, the composition omits water vapour entirely, since the humidity and the temperature will determine the amount of water vapour that can be present in air. This standard is used in flow measurement calculations.
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