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These are the steps leading down to the Devil's Pulpit. It's not a simple decent and it's even more trickier when carrying round your neck, a backpack,tripod and a GoPro all at the same time. Next time I know what to expect and will dress more appropraitely too. I was covered in mud and my favourite boots took quite a battering.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - The shape of Devils Tower changes as you walk around it. This is what it looks like from the north on Joyner Ridge Trail.
It was raining heavily on that day which made the serie quite tricky.
The picture was taken on the devil's bridge in Ardèche - France.
Arches National Park; Utah
Devils Garden
Trailhead and Parkingplace
...please, view on black
(DiaSlide-Scanner; pers Archiv 1997; Minolta Equipment)
Devils Wall.
This is the „Teufelsmauer“, a geologic oddity that can be found near the Harz mountains and near to my stay last weekend. I visited the place before, it's a strange landmark. Weather was great, bot so much the time I got there, but at least some landscape pictures.
At the bottom of the main part of Devil's Gorge.
Teufelsschlucht
Am unteren Ende des Hauptteils der Teufelsschlucht
Sony Alpha 7R II, Voigtländer VME Close-Focus Adapter, Voigtländer Heliar 15mm f4.5 III
From a website:
Devils Bridge
CONSTRUCTED BETWEEN 1515 AND 1518 in the early 16th century by a builder Dimitar from the nearby village of Nedelino, Dyavolski most, the Devil’s Bridge or also known in Turkish as “Sheytan Kyupriya”, is the most stunning of the humpbacked bridges that cross the Arda River in Bulgaria. It was built over a demolished Roman bridge and cuts from the steep slopes of the Rhodope Mountains along an ancient road linking the Aegean Sea and the Northern Thracian Valley (Gornotrakiiskata Nizina).
The bridge is located near the town of Ardino, which even has a water fountain shaped like the bridge. Its span is 185 feet long, 11.5 feet wide, and at its gravity-defying central arch stands 37.7 feet high. Interior semi-circular arches were built in to monitor the water level.
The reason some locals are hesitant to cross at night is rooted in dark lore. One story is that the head builder’s wife passed away during construction, so her shadow was encased in the structure. Another tale has it that the devil’s footprint can be found somewhere on the rocks. While this is all folkloric myth, its towering form does make for a somewhat unsettling vista in the darkness.
Devils Garden is located just off the road about 12 miles down the Hole-in-the-rock road which starting from U-12 near Excalante.
Canon Elan 7, Fuji Velvia 50, polarizer filter
Klick here for a large view!
Devils Garden, ein kleines Tal mit Sandsteinfiguren, nahe Escalante, Utah, an der Hole In The Rock Road gelegen.
Is this an MRI scan of the brain's blood-vessels? No, just a twin picture of a dead tree. Converted this picture into a PS brush, making it mirror by accident by pushing 'flip horizontal'. Automatically a Rorschach test developed. This time as a structure instead of stains.
In the middle, from top to bottom, if you take a careful look, all kinds of Develish faces appear. And in the black hole above the 'eyes', there is a centerpiece resembling the Holy Virgin. From a distance the whole picture becomes a face. The Devil is not only in the details...
Not for people with a tendency to metaphysics!
Best seen on black.
Devils Peak, Cape Town as seen from Rhodes Memorial. Winter believe it or not, and the clouds just opened for a little while.
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Devil's Backbone State Natural Area at Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area. Devil's Backbone Project Area with new growth of Shortleaf Pine following the 2010 prescribed burning of the area. Photo by Yvonne Helton
- www.kevin-palmer.com - I've been to Devils Tower many times, but never in the fall. There are a variety of colorful trees growing next to the Belle Fourche River. I wandered around south of the campground trying to capture both the trees and the tower in the golden evening light.
As I was heading out to visit some areas we stopped at Devils Tower to grab a few shots. It had been raining a good amount so we kept moving but it was a cool sight to see.
It seems to have become tradition for Brussels Airlines to decorate an Airbus to celebrate their football team. Including a pair wearing identical liveries about ten years ago, there have now been four aircraft so painted.
This one, OO-SNO, reflects the modern era by also promoting the women's side who are nicknamed the Red Flames, the men's team having the moniker the Red Devils.
The aircraft was launched in this livery on 15th November 2022.
London Heathrow
13th January 2023
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