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In the Donauried of my southern German homeland it has quite reliably beautiful fog veils in the morning, which in turn drives me there quite reliably in the morning with the drone...
Good morning to the Great Salt Lake and the wonderful spring runoff that’s pouring in! And good morning to all of you!
Afgelopen donderdag afgesproken bij het Kapelletje met Tom Vogels en precies op het juiste moment, met zelfs een spatje regen, zagen we de zon tevoorschijn komen om te doen wat in landschapfotografie van die zeldzame momenten oplevert, waarin even alles samen komt. De lijnen, het licht, de lucht alles draagt dan bij om het onderwerp (kapelletje) goed neer te zetten. En in dit geval om die lijnen te benadrukken de drone uit de tas gehaald en op nog geen 10 meter hoogte ziet de wereld er al heel anders uit. En waar velen balen dat het graanveld gedorst is, denk ik bij mezelf er zijn altijd mogelijkheden.
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In deze blog besteed ik meer aandacht aan die mogelijkheden: nldazuu.com/fotoserie-van-het-kapelletje-op-de-heuvel/
De vlog van Tom bekijk je hier: youtu.be/O7-NyJVFoUc
Doc and I recently had one nice sunny morning to visit Slana Slough on the Tok Cutoff Road. With all of the insects gone, and very little wind - Doc decided to send his drone up for one last shot of the area before old man winter settles in. The Mentasta Mountains in the background - looked especially nice topped with a fresh coating of termination dust.
Aerial image: The Royal Liver Building, one of the most recognisable landmarks in Liverpool and part of the city’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage waterfront. The building, completed in 1911, was designed by architect Walter Aubrey Thomas and constructed as the headquarters of the Royal Liver Assurance Company.
Standing 98 metres (322 ft) tall, it was one of the first buildings in the world to be constructed using reinforced concrete, and for a time it was the tallest building in Europe. Its twin clock towers dominate the skyline, each topped by a mythical Liver Bird, the symbol of the city. According to local legend, one bird looks out to sea to protect the sailors, while the other watches over the city.
The Royal Liver Building forms part of Liverpool’s “Three Graces” at the Pier Head, alongside the Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building, reflecting the city’s maritime heritage and Edwardian grandeur. Today, it remains a powerful symbol of Liverpool and is used as office space and an events venue, with tours offering access to the clock towers and panoramic views across the River Mersey.
The pond you see here is the pond from the previous photo … but taken from the air rather than on the side of the highway down there.
Thunder Falls, east of Packwood, Washington just off of NF-4510 in Gifford Pinchot National Forest. More information can be found here: www.waterfallsnorthwest.com/waterfall/Thunder-Falls-5193
I took a trip with with my fellow drone guy, @pfunk_photography. We wanted to capture a crazy phenomenon caused by all of the storms this winter. What you’re looking at isn’t the Great Salt Lake or a lake at all. It’s the Bonneville Salt Flats covered by as much as a foot and a half of water! And yes, those are paddle boarders down there on the surface. I’ve seen a little water on the salt flats before but I’ve never seen them covered like this! So much water! Fans of Speed Week are going to be really disappointed this year. But we’ve got a hot new paddle boarding destination!
Ynys Gored Goch, sometimes Ynys Gorad Goch, is a small island in the Menai Strait between Gwynedd and Anglesey in north Wales.
Not a metropolis but a very tiny village in the very south of the Netherlands. In the back you can see Belgium, it's only a few minutes away. Shot on a lovely day in may when we visited this beautiful region again.
A beautiful lake located on the north side of Sawtooth Ridge in Lewis County, Washington. Access is by Teeley Creek Trail #251. More information can be found here: www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/giffordpinchot/recarea/?recid=31442
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The red rock in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area literally changes color as the sun gets low in the sky.
Dr18 103 hauling first freight train T 7043 on Fenniarails new route from Kouvola to Lahnaslampi talc mine in Sotkamo.
A nice quiet place where the Willapa Hills Trail crosses the Chehalis River near the small community of Pe Ell in Lewis County, Washington.
Sun already starting to set on a freezing cold January afternoon and leaving frozen lake into the shadows.
One more throwback shot from the Great Salt Lake to finish off the week. I hope everyone (in the US at least) enjoys a great Memorial Day weekend!
Gunlock Falls is likely Utah’s most photographed waterfall right now. I had to go visit it for myself because of what it represents. This waterfall only flows when Gunlock Reservoir completely fills, water flows over the spillway and onto the red rocks below. This hasn’t happened in years, but thanks to our amazing winter, the falls are flowing and there is precious water in the desert once again.