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En début de promenade, les cygnes sur la Semois et en fin de promenade une bernache sur le lac de la Vierre.
La fin de la vidéo vibre, parce que mon chien Lewis était en train de s'essuyer à mon jeans après être tombé dans le lac en creusant un trou
At the start of the walk, swans on the Semois river and at the end of the walk a barnacle goose on the Vierre lake.
The end of the video is shaking, because my dog Lewis was trying to dry himself on my jeans after falling into the lake while digging a hole
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Fractured Cliff, Evening. Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. October 26, 2012. © Copyright 2017 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
A fractured sandstone cliff in evening light, Capitol Reef National Park
Late in the day we ended up in a canyon not far from the main centers of Capitol Reef National Park, including the main campground. We drove into this canyon after the sun had dropped low enough to leave only the soft, shadow light. We walked a ways up the canyon, moving very slowly and photographing along the way. Given the late hour and the early loss of light in the deep canyon, it wasn't long before we decided to head back to the trailhead and call it a day.
We packed up and started to head out of the canyon. Soon the canyon widened near its mouth and it opened to the west. While the light had mostly left deep in the canyon where we had been earlier, here there was still a bit of a glow on the tall sandstone faces lining the mouth. Below these cliffs the terrains sloped upwards from the valley floor, and debris from the cliffs collected around their bases. Seeing this light, we immediately decided to pull over and unpack everything and make some photographs before the light faded. This photographs shows a wonderful section of the cliff face where outer layers of the rock have apparently fallen in geologically recent time, revealing the beautiful pink rock beneath.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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Email me for usage / licensing / fine art prints. In a very remote area off the coast of St. Lucia - Martinique there is a tiny deserted Cay which exemplifies the idyllic paradise. A dozen palm trees tower over the petite Key. Lesser Antilles, Caribbean Sea.
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During the winter months in Manchester and early spring there is very little direct sunlight in the city due to all the high rise buildings. Advertising Trans Pennine Express , tram no 3047 is seen descending from Deansgate Castlefield
The pier, an empty section of the marina, and the official Flathead Lake tour boat are the feature attractions in this sunset shot taken up at the Kwataqnuk Resort in Polson, Montana. Yes, and the dramatic sky and water highlights were serious and very appreciated contributors to the over-all scene as well.
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Harrisburg, PA. April 2022.
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Nancy (Meurthe-et-Moselle) - Musée des beaux-arts - Collection Daum - Vase "Blé et cigale" (1905).
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Verre soufflé-moulé, gravé à l'acide et à la roue, peint à l'émail, rehaussé d'or, applications. Anse en application.
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This bright green shrimp lives inside a large Didemnum molle tunicate. I can't find it any of the critter ID books I own, so maybe someone out there can help me get an ID. We did a night dive in Alor, and many of the Didemnum molle tunicates contained critters living inside of them (I saw 2 different shrimps and an amphipod). All of the critters fled from lights, and getting this picture took over half an hour of careful planning and execution. Photo by Eric Cheng, taken with Canon 7D, 100mm macro lens, Nauticam underwater housing, Light & Motion Sola 600 focus light, 2 x Ikelite DS-125 strobes.
Update: this shrimp has been identified as a Periclimenaeus storchi. It isn't a true snapping shrimp. Source: wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=43993
Amherst, NY. February 2017.
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I created this with Photoshop. Background photo was taken with a Sony RX10 camera.
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This is an email I received from Apple about the iPhone. Great message!
"Talk to you soon. Thanks for signing up. You'll be the first to hear the latest about iPhone - coming this June. That gives you just enough time to think of ways to break the news to your current phone."
Ontario, NY. August 2016.
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