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Sun to ripen the grain
Wind to drive the mill
Sun to ripen the grain
Power to drive the mill
Elemental harvesting
For elemental bread.
Dramatic moment on the tip of Madeira - the view back from Sao Lorenco. Arid earth, rain, wind and sea spray. 10 minutes later it was a clear blue sky.
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I captured the two images that make up this Vertorama shortly after sunset on Saturday evening… from one of my favourite (local) locations of all time… Scarborough Beach!!
Candy-floss skies and candy-floss waves… I really hope this one satisfies your sweet-tooth… heh heh… it definitely satisfied mine!
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm, aperture of f18, with a 1/4th second exposure.
Click here to check out my Vertorama tutorial.
The three great elemental sounds in nature are the sound of rain, the sound of wind in a primeval wood, and the sound of outer ocean on a beach.
Henry Beston (1888 –1968, American writer and naturalist)
Thanks for the touch of texture goes to Nicolas Gent.
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A frozen frame from a grand, unspoken epic of the natural world. It tells a story of survival, crossing borders, and the eternal clash between two elemental forces.
A single bird hangs suspended in the vastness, a heartbeat between the restless sea and the ancient stone. Here, the world is reduced to its purest elements: wind, water, and earth.
The bird acts as a strong, solitary focal point. It anchors the viewer's eye right in the dead center, breaking up the massive horizontal landscape elements.
This image thrives on high dramatic contrast between the volatile ocean texture and the static grandeur of the desert mountains.
The frame is divided into three distinct bands (foreground green-blue water, midground dark blue waves, background purple mountains) that give structure to the landscape.
The chaotic, energetic whitecaps of the water create a powerful visual contrast against the rigid, unmoving geometry of the mountain range. The choppy waves move in continuous, chaotic rhythms, while the layered peaks of the Sinai rise like silent purple walls into the sky.
The image leans heavily into a cool, stylized palette. The deep blues of the Gulf of Aqaba shift beautifully into atmospheric purples and mauves along the mountain ridges.
Layered atmospheric haze softens the distant peaks, successfully creating a strong sense of vast physical scale and depth. Harsh daylight accentuates the choppy texture of the water and carves deep shadows into the rocky crevices of the mountains.
This shot captures the raw, poetic energy of Dahab at its finest. Look closely and you can almost feel the fierce desert wind whipping across the surface, churning the crystal-clear Red Sea into a dramatic canvas of deep blues and frothy whitecaps. The solitary sea bird glides effortlessly.. a perfect symbol of the wild, bohemian freedom that draws travelers from all over the world to this coastal oasis.
It is a striking dialogue between the temporary rush of the water and the permanent stillness of the desert. There is a deep, quiet poetry in this space.. a reminder of how small we are against the magnificent, wild scale of nature.
Clouds v Shastina. The higher peak of Mt. Shasta is visible in the background behind the flatter-topped Shastina
It enlarges 'nicely' .... click on the image if you have the time. :)
- Rosa's Garden of Earthly Delights, Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -
Elemental meeting.
This meeting of the Earth, sea and sky provides a dramatic landscape.
The photo was taken on the beach at Cromer, Norfolk, England. looking toward Overstrand.
The unusual shapes in the sand in front of me are the remains of SS Fernebo a Swedish ship that sunk in 1917 following an explosion.
- Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -
I'm culling my images and digging in the archives. I really need to 'key word' my photos if I ever expect to find anything!
This was taken during a wander around a harbour whilst on holiday recently. I quite liked the simplicity of the lines and shapes as well as the subtle colours (C2150068)
ROCHE
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Listening to Tears for Fears when working on pic. :)
Elemental by Tears for Fears
'Finger Shooters' Aura Particle Effect System
Pointed finger animation coupled with a streaming cacophony of particles.
Swirling spirals around outstretched fingers that you can change the speed of.
Can be shrinked and attached to the head for a halo style,
or attached to the middle as a full body aura.
Customisable particles with optional fantastical
texture packs (sold seperately) for even more flexibility.
Swirl Spin - alpha of the swirls that are wrapped around the fingers.
Swirl Speed - speed of swirling of the swirls that are wrapped around the fingers.
Swirl Glow - Glow of the swirls that are wrapped around the fingers.
Shooting Speed - affects the length to which particles stream from fingers.
Custom Frequency - how often the custom textured particles emit.
Custom Size - As above bu the size of particles, big to huge.
12 particle textures included but so much more available at mainstore!
You can move the prim and effect to where you want, it is the top invisible prim,
press control + alt + T to see, then edit linked part and move :D.
Minimise hud at top (minus sight by Elemental logo),
Maximise button can be edited to make super small if you
value screen real estate.
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