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September, a scent in the air of autumn, small yellow leaves in the green of the birch, some steel gray clouds over the sky, my best season.
Texture: My own, Filter: topaz.
An interesting sunset yesterday with the end of a storm clouds catching the colours of the setting sun
Who doesn't like a moody coastal scene? I love our coast no matter what conditions are there...well...unless it's raining I suppose.
Stunning sunset in Linzgau. As I saw this spectacular sunset I thought of an object nearby which has a free line of sight to the west, so I rushed to this tree which is only 5 min by car.
Every Year the Dama of Autumn starts over again! But even then Mother Nature can show us her Beauty!
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Drama does not just walk into your life. Either you create it, invite it , or associate with it.
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Yesterday I stopped with my car at this beautiful place. Unfortunately it was so steep that I could drive only downhill into the wet greenfield...the only way out was driving all way down to the farmer who shouted the sh.. out of me and I was lucky to come away after 2 hours alive...lesson learned: Be careful where you park your car during photography!
No HDR in this case, I wanted to have white sun light, not yellowish
Kuta, Bali, Indonesia May 2007
The clay in Kuta reflects the beautiful sun and clouds, adding drama to life
The full moon did finally appear, but this was the photo I liked most of all the ones I took :)
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Thank you Extra Medium for the testimonial and the perfect substitute for a 70 gauge rare phosphor bronze acoustic guitar string. This one is best viewed large!
During my holidays in Upper Bavaria, www.flickr.com/photos/monegka dropped by for a sunset photowalk at lake Kochel and Gerold lake. Unfortunately, the weather didn't keep to the forecast and all we found were clouds, rain and a bit of fog... let's call it drama :) !!
So what- even though we had a good time together- meeting friends is better and more important, anyhow... ;) !! Thank you Monie, for the great evening <3 !!
The Geroldsee (also Wagenbrüchsee) is a moor lake approx. 500 m northeast of the district Gerold of the municipality Krün in the Upper Bavarian district Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It is located in a landscape protection area at the southern edge of the Estergebirge about 9 km east of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The lake lies at 927 m above sea level in the Wagenbrüch valley, a depression between the Schartenkopf in the north and a Würmkalt moraine in the south.
The water without inflow or outflow is a popular bathing lake with bathing spots on the north and south banks. Between the Geroldsee and the Barmsee, only 2 km further east, as well as the Grubsee, there are hiking trails, in winter also prepared cross-country trails.
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Während meines Urlaubs in Oberbayern besuchte mich
www.flickr.com/photos/monegka für einen Fotoausflug zum Sonnenuntergang am Kochel- und Geroldsee. Leider hielt sich das Wetter nicht unbedingt an die Vorhersage und so fanden wir nur Wolken, Regen und ein wenig Nebel vor... nennen wir es Drama ;) Was soll's- trotzdem hatten wir eine gute Zeit zusammen- Freunde zu treffen und mit ihnen Zeit zu verbringen ist sowieso besser und wichtiger !! Danke Dir Monie, für den großartigen Abend <3 !!
Der Geroldsee (auch Wagenbrüchsee) ist ein Moorsee ca. 500 m nordöstlich des Ortsteils Gerold der Gemeinde Krün im oberbayrischen Landkreis Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Er befindet sich in einem Landschaftsschutzgebiet am Südrand des Estergebirges etwa 9 km östlich von Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Der See liegt auf 927 m Seehöhe in der Flur Wagenbrüch, einer Senke zwischen dem Schartenkopf im Norden und einer würmkaltzeitlichen Moräne im Süden.
Das zu- und abflusslose Gewässer ist ein beliebter Badesee mit Badestellen am Nord- und Südufer. Zwischen dem Geroldsee und dem nur knapp 2 km weiter östlich gelegenen Barmsee, sowie dem Grubsee, gibt es Wanderwege, im Winter auch gespurte Loipen.
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Here is 3F's edit of the image ..a wonderful job that he did
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We were traveling in the Khwai reserve and had spotted a female leopard when we received a radio message that a young leopard had captured an impala fawn.
We were quickly at the scene.
The fawn was still alive, the young cat didn't quite know how to kill the poor thing.
Hunting was one thing, killing was another.
How did mom do that again???
We were able to watch the drama for 90 minutes, at the end the cat dragged the antelope, which was still alive, onto a tree trunk.
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