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There Is Really No Difference From Last Week. Workers Are Still Putting More Stay Cables On The Span Towers And Working On The Roadway On The Western Span From Westchester County To Rockland County. Photo Taken Saturday May 6, 2017.
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The difference between day and night temperatures on summer days determines highly unpredictable weather and frequent storms in the Western Tatras. Nevertheless, this gives chance for great light and landscape photography.
© Bruno D'Amicis
Bruno D'Amicis is one of the 58 european most talented and committed nature photographers of Wild Wonders of Europe, a project about sharing the amazing natural wonders of our continent with 700 million Europeans and the World!
These photographers will travel all over Europe – almost all of them to a country other than their own. Every European country will be visited.
Bruno, in spring 2009, has been photographing brown bears and their spectacular mountain habitat in the Slovakian Tatra.
His work will be officially presented during Click Up" in Taormina (Italy) October 24th-26th. A sneak preview will be held on October 8th in Bassano Del Grappa (Italy) during the event "Progetto Fotografia 2009". The author will be present on both dates to discuss his images.
Links
Bruno D'Amics profile on Wild Wonders
www.wild-wonders.com/the_photographers_featured.asp?show=...
Wild Wonders Blog
This image of was taken in the Mount Field National Park in Tasmania, Australia. There are three falls in the park including Russell Falls, Lady Baron Falls and Horseshoe Falls. I now have images of these 3 falls and other parts of the park which I will be gradually posting in this photostream.
I rate this National Park as the most photogenic place I have been to in Tasmania. Next time I will be focussing on the Talls Trees Circuit and macro images of this wonderful rainforest environment.
Geology
The park lies to the west of the Derwent Graben, formed during the mid-Tertiary. Outcropping to the west of the park, and underlying it as basement rock, are strongly folded older successions of Ordovician and Siluro-Devonian sediments including the Gordon limestone and its equivalents. Jurassic dolerite is ubiquitous above about 760 metres, with Triassic and Permian sediments outcropping at lower altitudes.
The Triassic and Jurassic rocks of the park and reserves show strong Gondwanic links with those of the Transantarctic Mountains in Antarctica. The Triassic sequence of sedimentary rocks is very uniform, non-marine in origin and contains evidence of lacustrine and fluvial conditions with basic intrusive material.
The basalt dyke visible near Mt Bridges above Lake Seal is evidence of a recent intrusion in the faulted dolerite. The Jurassic dolerite (170 million years old) provides a firm link with Antarctica being of identical age.
Lady Barron Falls, Horseshoe Falls and Russell Falls are composed of horizontally bedded marine Permian siltstone benches. The vertical faces of the waterfalls are composed of the more resistant sandstone layers along vertical joint.
Aboriginal Heritage
Limited archaeological surveys in the park have shown that Aborigines used the land and waters of the park; more extensive surveys of the nearby Florentine Valley have shown Aboriginal occupation of over 30,000 years.
To date there have been no systematic archaeological surveys conducted in the park and reserves. Two Aboriginal sites have been identified inside the park boundaries, located near Lake Fenton and Lake Dobson.
The park fell within the territory of the Big River people, who occupied territory ranging from the Great Western Tiers to Mount Wellington. The Pangerninghe band located at the junction of the Derwent and Clyde Rivers near the present-day township of Hamilton, were the closest band to the park and reserves area.
European History
Early reports by white settlers noted the presence of Aboriginal people in the Russell Falls area. One such report dated 1827 noted an Aboriginal party of some 60 persons engaged in a skirmish with landowner Charles Abbott's servants, until the overseer arrived and "prudently settled all differences by the distribution of some provision amongst them" (The Tasmanian, 16 November 1827 p.2 col.1.).
From the 1830s, trappers and snarers worked the high country around Mt Field, coming in from Montos Marsh (now Ellendale). Bushrangers and escaped convicts were known to have hidden out in the country around Bushy Park in the 1840s, trapping and taking advantage of local farms such as Fenton Forest.
Prior to 1910, the only access to the high country was by pack track from Ellendale. In 1869, the eminent botanist Baron von Mueller visited Mt Field East on a week-long collecting trek, guided by the Rayner brothers, local trappers. He described the snow gum (Eucalyptus coccifera), the urn gum (E. urnigera), the cider gum (E. gunnii) and cushion plants (Donatia novaezelandie) from the meadows around Lake Fenton. The botanist Leonard Rodway also explored the area from the 1850s.
The first non-Aboriginal to encounter Russell Falls was a settler named Browning in 1856. The falls became known as Brownings Falls until about 1884 when confusion caused them to be referred to as Russell Falls, and by the turn of the century, the name was firmly established.
The original Russell Falls, named for a member of an exploration party in the Derwent Valley, was actually located on the Tyenna River, which was previously known as Russell Falls River. Frodsham surveyed the area in 1884, and the Falls Reserve was proclaimed in 1885.
Professor Pema Dorje, PhD. and curator of the Yeti Museum, is convinced that the Yeti is a real creature. Norbu and Bob, the proprietors of Himalayan Escapes, assure you that he is crazy and they don't agree with his opinions. Why not take a train ride and see who's right?
Charles Babbage's Difference Engine at the Science Museum, London, UK
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mki
Panasonic f1.7 25mm
LUMIX G 25/F1.7
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
The size difference between my arms. Gauged from elbow to fingertips by placing my elbows on a solid surface
The most obvious difference to a standard Pz.Kpfw.IV is the use of a Sturmgeschutz cupola with its 7 periscopes and the ability to use SF14Z scissors periscope while buttoned up. A T.S.R.l observation periscope was fitted in mount to the left of the cupola, but it is obscured here by a box like item.An extra antenna base has been fitted on a plate where the 'Nahverteidigungswaffe' would normally be, the turret ventilator, which itself is a later type with thicker armour Mesh covershave been fitted on top of the hull 'Schurzen', while the long slim box in the left of the photo hold spare antennas.
Use as you wish. All I ask is for a credit in the description of your artwork and post a small size image of your work under the texture.
Difference boxes to create borders for your work.
Peace.
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Petites diferències que fan el nostre món únic. Recordant mentre cercava l'escalfor després de passar molt de fred.
In unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft und dennoch Welten voneinander entfernt, ist das Wohnhaus einer slowakischen Familie vorn im Bild und die Siedlung der so genannten Zigeuner im Hintergrund.
In the immediate neighborhood, yet worlds apart, the house of a Slovak family in front of the picture and in the background the settlement of the so-called gypsy`s.
Inconsistent approaches to the assessment of climate change and melting glaciers have produced different results and plans for action. Closer cooperation and coordination may help narrow the range of gaps and improve responses.
Различные подходы к оценке изменения климата и ледников дают разные результаты и планы действий. Более тесное сотрудничество и координация могут помочь сократить пробелы в знаниях и принять адекватные меры.
English version here.
Children between takes in a film are very difficult to control.
Unless you have taken Polaroids of every scene at the cut, you will have fun not only getting the hair and clothing back to the original shape, but also getting the right child into the shot if they are still available, if not get another kid who looks similar.
Second part of the scene.
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With boy at front.
White shirt, striped tie, hair with clump to left, knee length shorts, socks with plain tops, boy quite tall.
Film
Make Mine Mink
1960
They (animals) are not just living things; they are beings with lives... that makes all the difference in the world...next time you are outside...notice the first bird you see…you are beholding a unique individual with personality traits, an emotional profile, and a library of knowledge built on experience…what you are witnessing is not just biology, but a biography.
Diagram illustrating the differences between eastern small-eyed snakes (Cryptophis nigrescens) and carpentaria snakes (Cryptophis boschmai).
State Sen. Derek Slap (D-West Hartford) met with students from Aiken Elementary School in West Hartford to tour the Senate Chamber in the State Capitol. While in the Senate Circle, Sen. Slap talked with students about his committee assignments, the differences between the House and Senate seating arrangements, and why legislative debates can sometimes go until morning. (March 12, 2019)
Are LEGO set designers trying to tell us something? Coincidence or homage? Head over to Klocki to read the whole story.
Left: Blue house by Jason Spears, 2003
Right: Blue house from 10193 Medieval Market Village, 2009 (photo by Nori)
Nothing photographically special about this one. There's just something about two side-by-side maples, one red and the other mostly green, that I thought unusual. Taken last October.
olivia is so high up and floating... viola is tiny tiny... and maria is bored!
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