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Evening setting SilverFast 3200dpi Standard or landscape was BLUE!

 

It is getting to be an effort to remove dust..

 

It often only becomes visible in the scanned image!

 

Sonnenuntergang am See

When the green hailcore met the red CG lightning. Canon 5Dmk4, Sigma Art 14 mm, f/2.8, NiSi ND64 nano filter, 1/25'', iso 100. Athens, Greece, Oct. 15, 2021.

 

Photography and Licensing: doudoulakis.blogspot.com/

 

My books concerning natural phenomena / Τα βιβλία μου σχετικά με τα φυσικά φαινόμενα αλλά και βιβλία για φοιτητές: www.facebook.com/TaFisikaFainomena/

Polarlicht und der Mond

Along drive coming to an end..

 

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SilverFast Landscape mode.

 

Replaced with edited shot after dust removal 26-01-25

Rain has been absent from much of the Sierra Nevada since May. The storm for this weekend was predicted for today, Friday, through Sunday, but now just a 60% for Sunday. Good, I get to spend a lot of Saturday raking. 🍂🍁.

 

The weather predictions for thoroughfares between Sacramento, Lake Tahoe, and Reno this last week included strong winds with fire hazard, followed by up to a foot of snow at pass level.

The typical photo facing the sun that can never succeed either than by chance, lol.

Photo by #WhiteAngel

Shot at the Italian Adriatic seaside. September 11 2015 . Ref. 2947

 

©WhiteAngel Photography. All rights reserved.

Sonnenuntergang an Bord der Color Fantasy

Notice large pendant cones at branch ends. Taken at Dodge Ridge, Stanislaus National Forest, Tuolumne County, California.

An extreme yacht owned by Pelagic Expeditions, at anchor, in Iqaluit.

A view into the canyon from the Grutas

The first of two big storms started here at mid-day. The foreground is in sun, but there are very dark clouds to the west and a strong wind is coming from the east.

 

26 January update: underwhelming precip for western Tuolumne County so far this winter. The clouds in this photo are over the New Melones Reservoir and the next county to the north.

Nothing here since December, so this is GOOD! I've gotten about 3" of snow.

I made us stop on the way home from Goulburn to at least try for one photo before the sun set…

It is always an effort to find a spot on a Highway to safely pullover, reverse or get out and walk back, check the light and see if there really was a shot waiting there…

 

On many of our trips, I shoot as we pass by, like a rural scene or a nice gate. One day I captured a passing police car…

I just point n shoot and perhaps pan a bit using a fast shutter..

 

When wandering, like a few months on Cape York in 2001, see FNQ 2001 and #FlickrSpelio on YouTube… we took our time and shot everything I saw…

 

The photo in the most CSSS Groups!

Just noticed two more invites to CSSS Groups 09-12-23

A diiferent perspective of the most famous clock in the world

Not sure when my employment with the #gswanullarbor ended..

 

This was near the end of our lovely Xmas #roundAustraliawithSpelio trip...

 

This slide was accidentally scanned at a higher resolution so hit the Z key a couple of times on a large monitor or just the L key for a full-sized image. All the scans are good for a zoom-in..

 

Too large a file to edit here and give it more Gamma, but it was a dull day. Typical Nullarbor.. #seeonscreenNOTES

 

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This image shows a vintage Volkswagen Beetle parked in a dry, outback landscape, likely in Australia, with a person attending to a campsite.

 

The scene depicts a form of car camping or a road trip, with a tent and laundry hanging on a line in the background.

 

The car's hood is open, suggesting a possible repair or maintenance check.

 

The vehicle is a classic Volkswagen Beetle, a model that has been popular in Australia for decades.

 

The landscape, with its sparse vegetation and arid ground, is characteristic of the Australian outback, potentially in a region like Corner Country.

Sunset here today was at 5:44 p.m. PST. Looking forward to Spring Forward to Daylight Savings Time on 14 March. ;-)

The sky has had an orange tinge for several days, due to all the fires in California.

Along the Kaveneys Rd to the Murrumbidgee River.

There were a lot of speeding 4WDs heading in the opposite direction, dashing off to do the Simpson in a weekend!

 

Also see #roundAustraliawithSpelio

 

See..

www.desertexpeditions.org/robyn-davidson-essay.html

 

Robyn was participating in an Australian Desert Expeditions Archaeological Expedition along Eyre Creek in the eastern Simpson Desert, Queensland.

 

The Australian desert: historically a place of heartbreak or of God. Explorers vanished into it. Pioneers met bitter ends there. Wives killed themselves for loneliness. Nowadays convoys of Toyota tourists charge across it, enjoying its beauty and breadth, but in an ambiguous way, as if there were something in it to conquer. Something dangerous to be put down.

 

from Erwin on FaceBook..

 

There are 10 officially recognized deserts in Australia.

 

The names, from west to east are:

1. Little Sandy Desert,

2. Great Sandy Desert,

3. Gibson Desert,

4. Tanami Desert,

5. Great Victoria Desert,

6. Pedirka Desert,

7. Simpson Desert,

8. Tiraria Desert,

9. Sturt Desert,

10. Strzelecki Desert.

 

The Tanami Desert has some beautiful vegetation after rains.

 

Looking from the Berkeley Hills to San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge.

Looking East from Sonora to thunder clouds over the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.

Someone relevant going out from Westminister

St. Lawrence River at low tide

Québec

Smoke acts as a filter revealing sun spots

Our sky was filled with these beautiful cumulus clouds with heavy wind and no rain. I know there's a lot to this series but as a science geek and lover of weather I couldn't decide on just one, I wanted to share all of its beauty with you

IMAGE INFO

- Viewpoint is looking west-south-west.

- Bunbury Basalt link:

phys.org/news/2016-05-supercontinent-rift-bizarre-bunbury...

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SOURCE INFO

- Original image was captured using a Canon PowerShot A75 3.2MP 3x Zoom digital compact camera (at Medium resolution = 1600 x 1200 image size).

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IMAGE RE-PROCESS INFO

- Latest version enhanced using Topaz Gigapixel AI & Skylum Luminar Neo AI software.

- Final adjustments made using Adobe Photoshop CS2.

In the belt of Venus

Late winter, early blossoms.

On Frobisher Bay

Polarlicht und der Haukland Strand

The town of Seventeen Seventy is so named because on 24 May in that year, Lieutenant James Cook, captain of His Majesty's barque HMS Endeavour, came ashore and landed on the beach of Round Hill Creek in the vicinity of the present village.[1]

 

In the morning of Thursday May 1770, the Lieutenant in his pinnace (with Mr Joseph Banks and Dr Daniel Solander) and Second Lieutenant John Gore in the yawl left the ship for the shore and made their first landing in what is now Queensland and their second landing in Australia. Cook made eleven landings on the eastern seaboard and ten of these were in Queensland. Cook's landing spot at Bustard Bay was in the vicinity of the present caravan park (developed in 1978), where a stream at the southern end enters the beach just north of the remaining mangroves.[1]

 

Cook described the countryside as "visibly worse" than at Botany Bay, with dry and sandy soils, woods free of undergrowth, the same sort of numerous "birch" tree (coastal ironbark), mangroves skirting the lagoon and palm trees on low, barren, sandy places. He also noted bustards, black and white ducks, small oysters and other shell fish - mussels, pearl oysters and cockles.[1]

 

Botanist Joseph Banks, who accompanied Cook on his "little excursion into the woods", noted the great variety of plants even though the plant cover was not thick. He recognised plants already seen in the Tropics, and described many birds on shore including one species of Bustard. Some of the 55 specimens collected in the general area were illustrated and described in Banks' Florilegium, which was printed from copperplates under Banks' direction from Parkinson's unfinished sketches. (Parkinson died of dysentery on the voyage home.) As the woods behind Round Hill Head and adjacent to Round Hill Creek are the locality of the first botanical type-specimens collected in Queensland, they are of great scientific value. This was recognised in 1989 with the gazettal of Joseph Banks Environmental Park

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cook%27s_Landing_Place,_Town_of_Sev...

The day started with snow low in the foothills of Tuolumne County, California. Very dark clouds in the afternoon. Clearing skies just before sunset.

IMAGE INFO

- Afternoon no-zoom point-of-view is looking east-north-east from Govetts Leap Lookout [948m A.S.L.].

- Peak heights in metres above sea level [A.S.L.] & line-of-sight distances in kilometres [L.O.S.] are courtesy of Peakvisor.com:

peakvisor.com/panorama.html?lat=-33.62782699211692&ln...

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SOURCE INFO

- Original image was captured with a SEAGULL DF-300 SLR camera (an authorized Chinese clone of the Minolta X-300 / X-370), using KODAK Gold 400 35 mm color film & fitted with a SIGMA 28-200mm f3.5-5.6 Compact SLR Aspherical Hyperzoom Macro lens.

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PROCESS INFO

- Digitized from the faded original color negative film using a CANON Canoscan 8800F scanner.

- Sharpening enhancement made with Topaz Sharpen AI software.

- Image accent, colour balance & saturation siginificantly enhanced with Skylum Luminar Neo AI software.

- Final fine editing with Adobe Photoshop CS2 [Windows].

I ended up driving back and forth on Hwy 49 to get a safe vantage point for this one. Looks like it's another double one...the inner ring is very faint at the top of the image.

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