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Los borreguiles” son elementos del paisaje claramente diferenciados, siendo los más típicos y extensos los que se forman en los restos de los antiguos aparatos glaciales. El fondo de los valles en “U” permite la existencia de superficies poco inclinadas, donde el agua se remansa o, incluso, se llega a estancar, lo que también sucede en las proximidades de las lagunas, todas ellas de indudable origen glacial.

Aparte de las interesantes y originales comunidades vegetales que en ellos se desarrollan, los borreguiles constituyen un biotopo idóneo para las especies originarias de macroclimas fríos y húmedos, siendo frecuentes las de procedencia boreal y alpina, junto con numerosos endemismos, en su mayoría derivados de progenitores de similar procedencia.

Tienen una gran importancia tanto a nivel paisajístico, por aportar un importante colorido, como desde el punto de vista ganadero, por ser la principal fuente de pastos en verano. Aquí se desarrollan distintas comunidades vegetales, que se disponen según el grado de humedad del sustrato.

En las zonas de fuentes y cursos de agua nacientes, destacan comunidades de musgos (Philonotis seriata, Polytrichum juniperinum, Brachythecium rivulare, Bryum schleicheri, Pellia epiphylla), que forman unas llamativas almohadillas de color verde claro, entre las que aparecen especies como Saxifraga stellaris subsp. alpigena, Veronica turbicola, Cerastium cerastoides, Ranunculus angustifolius subsp. alismoides, Sedum melanantherum y Festuca rivularis.

Se han citado las especies Philonotis caespitosa, Philonotis fontana y Philonotis seriata

Tomado de Observatorio global de Sierra Nevada.

Buena presencia tambien de Bryum schleicheri Schwaegrichen, 1816

Fifth Element is one of the movies I’ll watch over and over again.

 

I’ve been working on this taxi from the movie for quite a long time and finished it today. Difficulty in getting the right parts (and learning a few things about some popular Bricklink sellers), a mishap that caused me to order a new set of stickers, plus this is a fragile model and has come apart more than once. But it’s done and as soon as I find the minifigs I bought to go with it…

 

Plans and stickers by Brickmania

Parts from Bricklink

Minifigs from minifigs.me

A neon, polar co-ordinates experiment. Originally a lighting gantry.

 

HSS!

Jules climbing at Cinque Torri, Italy.

This one was kind of an experiment. I love my 100-400 IS ii, but one major weakness it has is that it flares pretty easily if the sun or bright light shines directly on the front element. Rarely will it produce ghosting artifacts, but because of the flare I don't shoot close to the sun much with it. I do not have a UV filter or anything else on it, and I do my best to keep it clean, but still it flares easily. Just by looking through the viewfinder anywhere in this direction I could see how hazy the image was going to be. Knowing that, I wanted the glow of the rising sun that was just coming up over the trees adding a look of warmth.

 

The original was very flat so with a little bit of masking here and there and a whole lot of extra contrast and voila. Depending on how one would choose to process it there could be many different end results and as far as processing for accuracy as to what I saw with the naked eye, well that is out the window as I would only have seen some very bright light and a glaring scene. It may not be the best capture of sunrise, but I think it coveys cold with a promise of warmth, which is what I was hoping for.

 

One wee bit I hadn't seen at the time was the open water and its reflections beside the lodge. I am still seeing open water a bit besides lodges which I find interesting, so although I have seen this particular lodge to be a popular spot for Pelicans to rest, I am guessing that it is still an active lodge.

We went out to visit grandmas house this past weekend and she has a playground full of white sand; it was golden hour and the light on the sand made for perfect lighting with long shadows. The sand matched perfectly to Donuts tactical gear.🙌🍩

 

Lens Used:

Jupiter 37a 135mm f3.5

This lens is a long reaching lens that perfectly captured a thin slice of focus as it compresses the background and foreground into wonderful bokeh full of character. One of my go to lenses in my kit. I use an m42 to Sony E-mount adapter to shoot on my Sony a7r. It’s perfect for bright scenes wide open as the length of the lens helps to lower the amount of light for the scene.

 

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The Body Parts:

Head: LeLutka – Evo X – Avalon – 3.1 – BoM

Body: eBody – Reborn – BoM

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Hair: :::Phoenix::: – Jenna Hair – Fatpack

 

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Face: EnLight ND/MD – Ani – Head Skin – Brows – Ivory – BoM

Skin: EnLight ND/MD – HDL*Plus* 2 – Reborn – Ivory – BoM

Eyeshadow: Celesticat – Glimmer Eyeshadow – Evo X

Lipstick: .Aitne. – MK – Lipstick 005 – Evo X

Tattoo: Ghoul – Godae Akmun – Bastet – [Godae Markings – Gold][Tattoo Layer & Materials Applier]

 

At the Boutique:

Bikini: ERSCH & Petrichor – Hariya – Leather HUD Pack – [Kinky Event – November 2023]

 

Time to Accessorise:

Face Jewellery: – Secrets – – Selune’s Tears – Gold

 

Setting the Scene:

Pose: Rose & Thorn – Wild Love Poses

Backdrop: Synnergy.Tavis – Blue Lagoon – 360 Backdrop

 

Need to Know Stuff:

 

Schelm: I can’t get enough of these horns, they are seriously awesome!

 

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Processed with VSCO with l4 preset

He loves the snow more than just about anything.

RSPB Bowling Green Marsh

Auto-Takumar 35mm f/2.3

759 Você já VIU música?

A onda sonora é invisível, mas se for traduzida em vibração, amplitude e freqüência, pode ser “manipulada” de forma a dar origem a um elemento escultórico. Vago, pouco palpável?

Pois bem, gotas de diferentes líquidos são colocadas sobre uma caixa de som no volume máximo e “dançam” conforme as vibrações sonoras emitidas que se tornam visíveis através do movimento das gotas. Com uma câmera fotográfica e flashes de alta velocidade, é possível congelar cada momento e, assim, adicionar à música o que ela não tem: visibilidade.

 

English

This is called sound sculptures. Drops are placed over a speaker and "dance" according to the sound vibrations. With highspeed photography is possible to freeze each moment and see how every music is shown to our eyes.

I was out enjoying a day shooting photos with my friend, legendary Canadian Artist and Photographer Ron Friesen ronfriesenart.com seen here captured in his element at the Pitt-Addington Marsh. He’s wondering why I’m focusing my lens on him instead of the beautiful landscape 😄

Pitt Lake, British Columbia Canada

Hasselblad 500cm with Harman Phoenix II film

 

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"The Wizard and the Plough" MERLIN the Multi-Element Radio Linked Interferometer Network and Ursa Major hanging in the winter night sky. A fantastic but very cold photoshoot at a very favourite place! _30A7550

Flying,

With circus artists.

Air and water fascinate me.

I'd like to photograph more and more human figures evolving in these two elements.

 

(Heure 172)

A wood element on Bracciano Lake promenade at the dusk in a cloudy day

Elemento in legno sul lungolago di Bracciano, al crepuscolo di un giorno nuvoloso.

Unos de los mas importantes elementos de la vida, el agua es el combustible para no desindratarnos y para la naturaleza es el factor vital para poder sobrevivir.

(#119 in Explore Oct. 15, 2023)

 

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