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Such a beautiful sunset tonight at Devil's Slide. I have several captures at different stages of color, but so far I like this one the best.
Nikon D7100
Tokina 11-16mm lens
ISO-100
f/22
15 seconds
13 mm
Lee 0.9H grad ND filter
end of day light near Devil's Thumb lake, Indian Peaks Wilderness, CO. that is the continental divide up on the ridge, with winter park ski area on the other side.
handheld 5 exp HDR, photomatix pro, lightroom 3, CS5, nik color efex and nik sharpener.
Morning cooperation Industry: Tasmanian Devil
Category : Vastland Cross
The Tasmanian Devil is suitable for routes of a special kind. Its powerful 12 cell ion injection engine accelerates this massive vehicle from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.3 seconds. In addition, this speeder has a plasma gun and a strong armor. In the sidecar are various spare parts to make repairs on the field to be done. Additional suspensions ensure that enough accessories can be carried along. All these qualities make the Tasmanian Devil the first choice In this race.
Devils Tower rises 1267 feet above the Belle Fourche River.
Also known as Bears Lodge, it is a sacred site for many American Indians.
President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed Devils Tower the first national monument in 1906.
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My new demon costume! Cool shadows are created by the helmet horns :-)
Suit Review:
Some months ago I got my first latex suit from LatexCatfish. After about 5 month waiting for its arrival, I'm quite happy with the quality. The seams are well done and looks durable. I did get a custom made suit but the fitting is not perfect. The arms are very very tight (getting uncomfortable after some time) and the lenght of the upper body is too long. Therefore the crotch is a bit too low. What I not like is the front seam at the upper body. This should be removed for a neck entry suit.
The latex itself is OK. Not that smooth and stretchy than I know from 'Radical Rubber' but overall quite good. I did go with a 0.6mm latex which I not recommend for a neck-entry suit! Getting the suit on is hard, getting out of it is extremly difficult (should be better with a partner). My 0.8mm suit from LauscheLatex has a wide neckline made from 0.4mm latex which makes it easier to slip in.
The chlorinated latex is cool but for putting the suit on I do need silicon oil anyway. The slipping effect of chlorinated latex is getting the opposite effect as soon as there is a little sweat. And there will be sweat when trying to get a very tight 0.6mm latex neckentry suit on :-) Well, I was aware of that effect before.
Good thing about the chlorinated latex is that it does need just oil / talkum on the inside. The outside can be dry / clean (without oil or talcum) so you can sit on the couch or bed without making a mess. Also its very easy to wear clothes on top of chlorinated latex and it is easy to clean. Thats why I like chlorinated latex. You still can oil the outside for shininess if needed - In this gallery the suit is dry / clean on the outside.
Not sure if I will give LatexCatfish another try. Adjusting the measurements and choosing a thinner latex should give me a better fitting suit. But the delivery time is long and the price (+ taxes and customs) is not that super cheap. I wish LauscheLatex was still in business! Never seen a better suit like my old ones from LauscheLatex. Especially the special puch construction in the front.
Maybe I should try a 0.25mm suit and ask about to remove the front seam... this would at least make getting in/out easy and with the higher elastic the fitting could be not that critical.
Does someone have experiences with LatexCatfish?
What manufacturer with a perfect fitting can be recommended?
Does someone have a suit from Latex'D (Poland) or Bright&Shiny (Ukraine)?
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December 16, 2016
Steam devils or "arctic water spouts" formed over Cape Cod Bay on Friday when temperatures dove to 10 F (-12 C) in Brewster.
These form when relatively WARM air at the ocean's surface tries to rise rapidly through much cooler air above. As the air rises it rotates, creating these "steam devils" or "arctic water spouts."
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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devils lake – if you like the lake? Have you ever come and see firsthand the beauty of the lake? if ever, then you know how to form a lake. but did you know the devils lake? lake, which reportedly is a devil shower.
New Zealand is known as a country with a super beautiful natural panorama. The country had many interesting spots that become a tourist magnet. For example, the home of the Hobbit even been used as a filming location of Hollywood ‘Lord of the Rings’.
However, New Zealand did not just have a Hobbit house. There are many other natural wonders there that can make you all in awe.
One of them, a mysterious light green lake called Devil’s Bath, or ‘The Devil Mandi’. His name sounds strange even tend creepy.
Devil’s Bath is a lake that is created from the source of hot water mixed with silt. The green color of the lake comes from the sulfur content rises to the surface and float on top.
This lake is already not as active as before, but the color is making everyone who saw astonishment. The green color symbolizes active mineral of a former volcano.
Until now no one has been able to explain the process of the lake. Although often regarded as a place to shower devil, Devil’s Bath also be an exciting family attractions.
This nickname given by locals to the lake because of the color of the lake water is not uncommon. Not because of mystical things behind it.
The actual name of this lake is the Wai-O-Tapu. As reported on the official website Waiotapu.co.nz, this unique lake created from a source of hot water mixed with silt.
The content of sulfur in the earth out through the hole in the ground and flowing toward the lake. Light green color is produced from the sulfur content is mixed with water and mud in the lake.
Back when the lake is still active frequent burst of green water mud so it seemed like a boiling froth.
The lake has indeed been inactive like the last time, but the color is indeed makes every eye of the beholder astonishment. Actually, the color green symbolizes the minerals are active on an extinct volcano. Up to now there is still no related processes that could explain the occurrence of the lake. Although more often considered to be the devil bath, turns Devil’s Bath has been transformed into an amazing tourist location.
Now, Wai-O-Tapu been inactive but still crowded as engrossing tourist destinations in New Zealand.
so if you are curious about this lake, it would not hurt you to come to devils lake for vacation and see firsthand how the lake actual shape of this lake. Thank you, hopefully this article can be useful and add information.
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The eastern barred bandicoot (Perameles gunnii) is a small, rabbit-sized marsupial native to Tasmania and Victoria, southeastern Australia. It is one of three extant bandicoot species in the genus Perameles.
The eastern barred bandicoot weighs less than 2 kg (4.4 lb) and has a short tail and three to four whitish bars across the rump. The Eastern barred bandicoot has two separated populations, one on the mainland of Australia and one on the island of Tasmania.
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Shaped like a horseshoe, the Devil's Throat is the largest water curtain in the whole Iguazu Falls system and includes 14 waterfalls. It drops over 263' into a milky abyss that creates a permanent cloud of mist. On average, about 53,000 cubic feet of water flow every second (although it was most likely much more when we were there). - Information from www.CNN.com.
On the Argentinian side of the falls, we walked the length of an elevated catwalk to a lookout point resting on the edge of the Iguazu River. To see these magnificent waterfalls up close was an amazing - albeit wet - experience!
Devils Tower
Devils Tower National Monument, which looms more than 1,200 feet above Wyoming’s eastern plains and the Belle Fourche River, is a one-of-a-kind natural wonder. The flat-topped volcanic formation is found amid some of the state’s most beautiful country, leaving you plenty to do after you behold its otherworldly presence.
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Devils Punch Bowl State Natural Area is a state day use park on the central Oregon Coast in the United States. It is centered on a large bowl naturally carved in a rock headland which is partially open to the Pacific Ocean. Waves enter the bowl and often violently churn, swirl, and foam.
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Helicopter flight over Iguaçu falls.
The Iguazu Falls are located where the Iguazu River tumbles over the edge of the Paraná Plateau, 23 kilometres (14 mi) upriver from the Iguazu's confluence with the Paraná River.
The Devil's Throat is U-shaped, 82 by 150 by 700 metres (269 ft × 492 ft × 2,297 ft).
Teachers Fred Sanders and Jan Siemerink (R) all the way from Kasulu Technical Secondary School (West Tanzania) on a trip to the North of the country. Here on a stopover at Bonga village near Babati. A few months ago I had a door expertly fixed and asked the technician where he got his training. He mentioned the Kasulu School and gave my SNV colleagues high recommendations.
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Devils Tower rises 1,267 feet above the Belle Fourche River. It is known by many other names, including Bears Lodge, and is a sacred site for many American Indians.
woodblock print by Matahei (early 18th century); printed from re-carved blocks probably early 20th century; from my collection.
A devil as an itinerant priest in the Otsu-e style. This design was pasted inside houses for protection. Oban tate-e (24.5 x 44.0 cm).
From the Mingeikan Folk Crafts Museum description of Otsu-e:
"The name otsu-e is derived from the place where these paintings were sold, in and around the post town of Otsu, which lay on the Tokaido Road running between Edo (present day Tokyo) and Kyoto. Stands were set along the road to sell these paintings as souvenirs to passing travelers. Created by anonymous artists, the paintings were sold in great numbers for little money.
Some of the first otsu-e were created during the Kanei Era (1624-44) following the early Edo persecution of Japanese Christians. The artwork provided an inexpensive source of Buddhist art that could be displayed in the homes of commoners who feared retribution from the authorities, and needed proof of their devotion to Japanese religious beliefs.
By the end of the Genroku Era (1688-1704), otsu-e had become so popular that their themes were expanded to include depictions of secular subjects, such as beautiful women, courtesans, heroes, animals and mythical goblins. "
The Devils Marbles are a collection of huge, round, red-colored boulders found in the Tennant Creek region of Australia's Northern Territory.
The Devils Marbles are described as granite rocks of volcanic origin eroded over time into the form and formation they are today.
Individual boulders have diameters of up to 7 metres.
Tintern Abbey from the 'Devil's Pulpit' - a small rocky outcrop that overlooks the abbey. According to local legend, the Devil used to preach from the outcrop and attempt to seduce the abbey's monks away from Christianity.
Around San Marcos / Wimberly is a short drive that is called the Devil's Backbone. Not quite as magnificent as I remembered it from 12 years or so ago but still beautiful. Why is it we have to be protected from ourselves. Lookout was fenced with a very high chain link fence.
I stood on a picnic table to get above the majority of the fence but I just noticed there's a post in the lower right corner. This was an interesting stop. Many crosses and mementos of loved ones so I'm assuming it's a spot where many elect to scatter the ashes of loved ones. I'd pick a day when the wind was blowing into the canyon if it were me....