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Shield and hammer
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Nikon D90 with Tokina 12-24mm/f4: 12mm - ISO400 - 1/10 - f5.6
At the end of a hot day on the way home the sky turned into fire over the village of Cordelle in the Loire region of France.
Two of my photos combined. One of the beautiful sculpture taken 17 May at the Turrill Sculpture Garden the other of a sunset from my magic attic window (I flipped the sunset photo for better placement). This image has been picniked.
World on Fire by Sarah McLachlan
uk.youtube.com/watch?v=w9IHlnhvhGY
Hearts are worn in these dark ages
You're not alone in this story's pages
Night has fallen amongst the living and the dying
And I try to hold it in, yeah I try to hold it in
[Chorus]
The world's on fire and
It's more than I can handle
I'll tap into the water
(I try to pull my ship)
I try to bring more
More than I can handle
(Bring it to the table)
Bring what I am able
I watch the heavens and I find a calling
Something I can do to change this moment
Stay close to me while the sky is falling
Don't wanna be left alone, don't wanna be alone
[Chorus]
Hearts break, hearts mend
Love still hurts
Visions clash, planes crash
Still there's talk of
Saving souls, still the cold
Is closing in on us
We part the veil on our killer sun
Stray from the straight line on this short run
The more we take, the less we become
A fortune of one that means less for some
Yesterday from I25. Fire at La Joya. Taken from 5 miles away. Fortunately, overnight it has been contained. 300 acres (1/2 sq. mile) burned. So far the reason for the fire unknown.
Until I recently visited I had not appreciated the damage to Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve caused by a fire a few weeks ago. Three quarters of the region around the lake was totally destroyed. However, life is starting to return - note the bits of fresh green growth in the foreground
Shield and hammer
Here you can find the homepage of the artist
My pictures at GettyImages and SeenBy
Nikon D90 with Tokina 12-24mm/f4: 12mm - ISO400 - 1/6 - f5.6
Just left work and saw massive amount of black smoke not that far away, so me being me had to find out what it was. Don't know how it started but 4 fields of crops have burnt out, there was fire engines all over there were spread out over 3/4 mile. It was big. I caught the tail end of it.
This is the area of the Rough Fire that ravaged through Kings Canyon National Park in California last year. It burned over 150,000 acres of land and churned out a large amount of smoke. There were many days when we were told the air was unhealthy to breath.
They just opened this part of the park back up and I took off to check it out. I was amazed at the amount of damage the fire caused, but also by the beauty that nature has put in its place. The wildflowers had taken over the mountainsides where there used to be trees. It was really a wonderful sight to see. Mother Nature is taking care of herself.
They freely give to the poor.
Their goodness will continue forever.
They will be honored with victory.
Not a real fire, but lights -- part of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's annual light show, "Lightscape."
Working for my last Christmas gifts. I don`t like it, when someone makes a shot of me and so there are not a lot. Specially thats the wish of some friends. I am looking for the right light first and I have had a lot of fun with this balls : ))) but I haven`t a portrait yet.
Hope you enjoy this fire balls and perhaps with the music I `ve heart the first time in the film: Le fabuleux destin d`AMELIE www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=okJ...
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Je voulais faire une autre photo plus compliqué mais ça n'a pas fonctionné alors je met une photo naturelle.
I wanted to make a photo concept but it didn't worked so here's a simple photo.
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