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A woman cooking rice in the village of Melsanakuppam in Tamil Nadu, South India.
1/Aug/1989. Melsanakuppam, India. UN Photo/P. Sudhakaran. www.unmultimedia.org/photo/
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Powerlines over farming fields near electric plant.
Tech data:
- Canon 5D Mk II
- Canon EF 70-200 @200mm
- Lee 0.9 GND SE
Two brick walls - one on left about 20 feet in front of the wall on the right...sun highlighting the edge of the darker wall
This is summer to me, a field of green as far as the eye can see.
I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom for me and you
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.
I see skies of blue and clouds of white
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night
And I think to myself what a wonderful world.
The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do
They're really saying I love you.
I hear babies crying, I watch them grow
They'll learn much more than I'll never know
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world.
This field mouse fell into one of the swing bins that I keep birdfood in. It's now living in a large tank and will be released in the summer.
Cropped version.
Water color done PP in CS3.
Strobist: SB-28, with diffuser sock, behind translucent screen at 1/2 power. Flags on each side of glass.
Explore #484 February 1, 2008
四點多就到這邊,利用等夕陽時間亂亂拍!
I arrived here early, just take a shot at the "little mountain" during waiting sunset.
Day 1: Airport - Sembalun Lawang
On the shuttle from Airport towards Sembalun Lawang village driving approximately 2 and half hours.
Staying in hotel on the foot of Mount Rinjani, night at Lembah Rinjani Hotel
Day 2: Sembalun Lawang - Plawangan sembalun Crater Rim (2639m).
Start 7 am walking approximately two hours we arrived at the post I and rest for a few minutes later on the way to post III. Arrived around 13:00 pm, was in post 3, preparatory to cook for lunch which was presented by our guide and porter. 14:00 pm: after lunch we are dealing with a fairly high hill, about three hours of climbing we had reached the Plawangan Sembalun with 2639 meters altitude. at 16:00, or 17:00 in the afternoon has arrived in the mid-body Plawangan Sembalun Mount Rinjani with altitude 2639 meter, we are in aid of porters set up tents and prepare dinner from our guide cuisine, and the next night, or see its location Plawangan Sembalun crater rim altitude 2639 meter.
Day 3: Plawangan sembalun Crater Rim (2639m) – Summit - Segara Anak Lake
Maybe there who want to top 3726 meter in expecting to wake up at 3:00 in the morning to enjoy breakfast banana pancakes or toast, coffee/tea, a trip to the summit of Mount Rinjani lasted about three or five hours, a field trip to the summit and weight quite tiring, deserts, craters, and canyons that seem unfounded, will force the adrenaline walking up during the 3-5 hour trip, so we recommend wearing an spectacles avoid splashing the sand and thick sweater, if for beginners to the top have to walk slowly, after our reached the summit of Mount Rinjani 3.726m. Approximate hours of 6:00, you will be able to see the incredible scenery, as you can see all parts of the island of Lombok. You can even see good Mount Tambora and Mt Agung Bali, and also some small island called Gili around the island of Lombok, after 30 minutes at the top, a picture together and other activities, we will return to the tent (Plawangan Sembalun), approximately 9:00 o'clock in the morning over breakfast, we continued our journey to the lake Segara Anak - trips to the lake about 3-4 hours (down). The fast climbers had to descend a rocky slope with a slope around of 35 degrees. Arrive at Lake around 12:00 hours or 03 hours of rest afternoon shore of Lake Segara Anak, Mt New look beautiful still active, while preparing lunch on a plate guide and porter around the lake, a few minutes later we went to a hot spring water bath. Hot water bath is believed to cure all diseases, especially skin diseases, rheumatism, etc. Lunch is ready in around the lake, while enjoying the fishing activity. 16:00 pm, you can enjoy the sunset and the beauty of its surroundings, enjoying the activities at night, make a campfire, enjoying the stars, singing and other activities, which are available for dinner and overnight in tents Lake Segara Anak.
Day 4: Lake Segara Anak - Pondok Senaru Hotel
8:00 am: After breakfast, we continue the journey to Pelawangan Senaru. 12:00 noon: lunch, arrive in the village Senaru, and night at Pondok Senaru and rest.
Day 5: Pondok Senaru - go to Airport
Pondok Senaru Hotel where we provide vehicles were waiting. And the next trip one way to go Airport International Lombok.
The above package price includes:
- One night at Lembah Rinjani Hotel
- One night Bungalow at Holiday Inn Resort Hotel
- Guide
- Porter
- Tent
- Each get a sleeping bag
- Each get a mattress
- Cooking equipment
- Toilet tent
- Trekking activity at mountain Rinjani 3 days 2 nights
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the climb on Mount Rinjani
- Fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, chickens meat, rice and spices
- Snacks such as biscuits
- Beverages (mineral water, tea, sugar, bread, jam)
- 2 x transportation (Airport - Sembalun) (Senaru - Airport)
- Entrance fee National Park Mount Rinjani
- Permit Rinjani Trek Centre (RTC)
What you should bring:
· Raincoat
· Camera
· Jacket
· Sunscreen
· Sun glasses
· Toilet paper wet and dry
· Personal medicine
· Small amount of money
· Flashlight
· Personal hygiene items (e.g. tampons, etc)
· Light fleece / sweater
· Towel (for the 2nd day)
· Spare T-shirt
· Warm hat (for evening, morning and summit)
· Tiger Balm or spray muscle (for muscle pain)
· Swimming wears (if you intend to swim on hot spring)
· Long pants and shorts
· Gloves
All the best regards
Satya Budi
Trekking Rinjani
Personal guide trekking adventure mount Rinjani
Website: www.trekkingrinjani.com
Email: info@trekkingrinjani.com
Address: Jalan Cendrawasih No.8 Cakranegara
Code Pos 83231 Mataram Lombok Indonesia
Phone: +62 370 631271 Fax: +62 370 622321
Contact: Mr Satya Budi
Mobile: +62 8123761387
Mobile: +62 817369010
Sunflower fields in Howell and Traverse City, MI areas August 1st, 2015. To order prints click here:
Butte de Montsec is a memorial from WWI in the French town of Montsec, Meuse department. The monument is built on a mountain 377 meters in height. The monument commemorates the offensive of the Americans who came to Saint-Mihiel during World War I, from September 12 to 15 and from 9 to 11 November 1918.
The monument in neoclassical style was built in 1930-1932 to a design by Wouter Swart Egerton. In the building is an orientation table.
Butte de Montsec is a monument historique since 1975.
(Wikipedia)
Tulip field, in Hillington, Norfolk. Hosted by The Ffolkes, who are working with Norfolk Tulips and Tapping House to open the UK's largest Tulip fields to the public, raising funds to help with hospice care.
The ridge walked away with all 3 points due to a second half goal from Tutu Chilufya that got them back to winning ways after a narrow defeat last week.
Progressive Field, Home of the Cleveland Indians, with a surprise sunset reflecting off of the cloud cover. Out of 30 MLB ballparks, this is the 23rd ballpark that I photographed. (_DSC4724A)
The game has ended and the party is over. It's time for everyone to head home a long trip from College Station, Texas back to good old Southern California.
It was pouring rain when took this shot. I was standing under an unbrella hoping not to get soaked but could not pass this field up. I was thinking I would see lots of fireweed but guess it dosen't bloom until July.
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As the glow of morning light spread across the field
she nibbled peacefully
the tan and golden colors of the discarded harvest
... hid her gracefully
the sunshine warmed her sleek long shape
made her shadow grow
unknowingly to her, it was her time to shine
the star of the show
but the mighty hunter in the discarded field today
didn't have a gun or bow
he held his weapon patiently took careful aim as well
seeking his prize at dawn
and added another trophy to his growing framed collection
one caught beyond the horizon.
Poem by Kelly De Witt Schlicht
I've always wondered why.Why do we make those choices ? Or what if we don't choose at all. You have to step aside and think deeply at what exactly you really want, or just, simply why. Heroes are made by the paths they choose, not the powers they are graced with.
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