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A shot from yesterday morning at moody Seaham of WW1 sculpture Tommy. I went for a really moody and gritty edit . Thanks for looking .
I took this photo from the parking lot of a local supermarket at 5 pm yesterday afternoon. A series of fierce, damaging thunderstorms struck our region soon after.
May i just say to anyone viewing my flicker pages that i am very thankful for all your wonderful comments and favs.
I'm afraid lately i have not had very good flickr etiquette, i really do appreciate your time and effort, but at the moment depending on which device i am viewing on (it can get very confusing "at my age" lol) , i am finding it a little difficult to respond to people who have been kind enough to comment or fav, without what seems like a complexed way of responding.
When i get some time i must sit and study these things, but in the meantime please accept my sincere apologies.
This summer has been unpredictable: the weather has been changing so fast that dark sky and sun rays has been dancing together for months. And I kind liked the contrast.
Just before sunset the sun briefly peeked under the clouds to light up the peak of the volcanic palisades by the Rio Grande.
May 1, 2018 - Republic Kansas US
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Now just ahead of the storm... ready to head north back into Nebraska via Kansas Hwy 81.
Paused.... to get another Panoramic of this Storm!!!
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When you really miss someone, you miss the little things the most, like just laughing together.
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on my first trip to Iceland I cycled all the way around and cycled up on the north shore of Snæfellsnes towards Stykkishólmur when I saw this little church so peacefully I stopped and waited for more than half an hour until the sun was shining on it, it only lasted for a few minutes but it were wonderful ones
Dark heavy rain clouds at the cliffs of a Lofoten fjord kissed by a few sunrays at sundown.
Schwere Regenwolken an einem Lofoten-Fjord, mit den letzten Sonnenstrahlen kurz vor dem Sonnenuntergang.
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Bright Interval on a swollen River Tees at Barnard Castle after Storm Gareth
The sun stubbornly refused to shine apart from around 3 minutes when I managed to grab a few shots!! Lots of very busy workmen today the restoration of a stream being hampered by lots of debris and fallen trees after Storm Doris had a hissy fit yesterday!!!
Get off the bus and I feared I'd get soaked on the long drag up the hill to my hosts, who'd figure all that cloud and not a drop. Walked past this and for a moment there was a shaft of sun, all that white sparkled.
Eqi Glacier, Greenland
The glacier front is about 3 km, and the average height from the sea bed to the top is approximately 180 meters . It is not as large as Sermeq Kujalleq in the Icefjord, but it is more accessible, and you get closer.
Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta, Canada. Taken from 6th Floor of Prince of Wales Hotel. Waterton Townsite is in the lower right. Scanned from a Kodachrome slide.
This storm was a lucky miss for me. Although we got some small hail, brief heavy rains, and little CG lightning, the storm intensified after moving east and was dropping baseball size hail.
Seen from the Door Trail in Badlands National Park. I was so excited to go to Badlands NP and it didn't disappoint. I went back another day and still couldn't get enough.
They say the best view comes from the very top. This is probably the hardest long exposure for me ever considering the platform was not at all suitable to place a tripod and also there was heavy wind gush which was not letting the camera to be still at all.
Still proud of it how it came out considering there was so much camera shake.