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Explore #29 on Jul 16, 2011
Taken on a hiking trip near Lech, Austria.
We just wanted to eat something and found this nice bench, but the cows obviously had a lot of fun with us. We had to flee and go to another bench, but they followed us :-)
Sonnenuntergang auf der Schrammsteinaussicht.
Die Sonne sinkt still und leise hinter den Horizont. Die Schrammsteinkette, mit den vielen vom Wetter gezeichneten Felsen bildet eine wunderschöne Kulisse. Im Hintergrund erkennt man einige Häuser von Krippen sowie den Lilienstein und die Festung Königstein.
Das ganze ist ein Panorama aus ca. 10 Hochformataufnahmen mit einer Brennweite von ca. 120 mm.
My 20th image on explore (30/7/2018) reaching No. 16!
A young gull tails our boat as it crosses the Bosphorous, bearing us from Asia to Europe, whilst never leaving the city of Istanbul, Türkiye (nee Turkey).
Taken with my Nikon D40, fitted with a Tamron 70-300mm F4/5.6 DI LD (Nikon AFS) lens and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
Explore # 122 June 9, 2011
The Queen Victoria Building, now affectionately known as the QVB, was designed by George McRae and completed in 1898, replacing the original Sydney markets on the site.
Built as a monument to the long reigning monarch, construction took place in dire times, as Sydney was in a severe recession.
The elaborate Romanesque architecture was specially planned for the grand building so the Government could employ many out-of-work craftsmen - stonemasons, plasterers, and stained window artists - in a worthwhile project.
Originally, a concert hall, coffee shops, offices, showrooms, warehouses and a wide variety of tradespeople, such as tailors, mercers, hairdressers and florists, were accommodated.
Thank you to exchanged your great artwork:)
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Explored: April 16th, 2010
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hello.
im getting ahead of myself in this 365 project.
i was inspired by a photo...and i am currently on the search for this photo.
it will be posted soon enough. hopefully.
i don't think i'll ever find it again. :[
oh and i've reached my highest view ever!
980+ views in one day! thank you all!
Explored: April 16th, 2010????
I give up.
Vivace qui donne des fleurs en clochettes de couleur rouge, orange.
Perennial which gives red and orange bell-shaped flowers.
Primeira vez tantas "in explore"
ao mesmo tempo!
1. sweetness, 2. guest star, 3. net, 4. ..., 5. when flower faces the sun, 6. Just me and my camera, 7. flickr.com/photos/28461370@N00/520955316/, 8. almost on black,
9. Heart, 10. evergreen..., 11. red one or red-pink ?, 12. sunday color, 13. drops, 14. Did you say flower?, 15. in the middle of the green, 16. Facing the sun,
17. Fuxico
Explored 10th Jan 2016, highest position 103. Many thanks for all your comments, favourites and views.
He can't go far till his second lot of jabs but had a bit of an explore round the field, cold on his little paws this time of year.
on explore on 04.09.2015 best rank #101
A unique kind of spring exists at Mammoth Hot Springs, located in the northwest section of the park. Hot water ascends through ancient limestone deposits. The result is a landscape of terraces sculpted by travertine limestone.
At Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone visitors will enjoy views of travertine limestone terraces. Flowing waters spill over the colorfully streaked Minerva Terraces, resulting in a gentle waterfall appearance.
Hot gases are stored underneath the surface. Water seeps down into the ground and meets with these gases. Some of the gases are readily dissolved in the hot water to form an acid solution. This hot and acidic solution dissolves great quantities of limestone as it works up through the rock to the surface. Once exposed to the air, some of the carbon dioxide escapes from the solution. As this happens, limestone no longer remains in solution and it is deposited, resulting in the terraces.
www.yellowstonepark.com/2011/06/yellowstone-geyser-basins...
Explore #269
I've been meaning to upload this all week but I just seem to have had one thing after another to do and before you know it Friday arrives (that's not a bad thing though)!
This was taken a little while ago…….. in-fact it’s almost from the archives :-)
I didn’t post it originally because the horizon that I suffered from in first strike was in line with the crest of the collision and was hugely distracting!
My photoshop skills aren’t the best and it’s taken a good few hours to edit out the line.
I’ve change my setup now so I shouldn’t suffer with the horizon issue now, and I’m also in the middle of re-designing my water drop rig which given past experience will take a good few months lol!
There’s some more water drop stuff to follow over the next couple of weeks……… I just need to get around to sorting through the hard drive and digging them out.
Canon 100mm macro
AV f/14
TV Bulb
ISO 100
Flash guns 2 x Yongnuo yn460
Trigger with an Arduino
Looks better large Press L
1. Untitled, 2. The Road Home, 3. flickr.com/photos/44437572@N00/2524694213/, 4. Untitled, 5. Untitled, 6. Untitled, 7. Untitled, 8. Barn in Sepia,
9. Untitled, 10. Untitled, 11. Country Road, 12. Knox County Barn, 13. Untitled, 14. Wooden Steps, 15. Divine Revelation to an Economy Sedan, 16. Meadow and Mountains,
17. In Cades Cove, 18. Cades Cove in Morning Light, 19. Driveway, 20. House in Color, 21. Cades Cove, 22. tremont, 23. Barn, 24. Sepia,
25. Barn Full of Summer Hay, 26. Greenbelt Views, 27. Woman with Small Dog, 28. Small Fall on Bald River Deux, 29. Tennessee Barn at Dawn, 30. Bald River Falls (Cherokee National Forest), 31. River in Technicolor, 32. Mandolin, in Bryson City (NC),
33. Fence in Cades Cove, 34. In Dawn's Early Light, 35. White Horse in Morning Mist, 36. Mist at Dawn in Cade's Cove, 37. Tattooed Building, 38. Downtown Mural Celebrating the Furniture Industry, 39. Windows, 40. Tree at Sunset,
41. Planet Iocus: First Manufactured World, 42. Green and Red, 43. Curves, 44. Seat, 45. Pattern One, 46. carousel horse, 47. barn, 48. galaxies,
49. eye of the storm, 50. Web Drops, 51. candy corn, 52. balls, 53. boy on bleachers