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A desert bighorn ram takes a break at Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada.
As we were driving around the park, we were hopeful of seeing some of the desert bighorns that inhabit the area. I just marvel at how they have been able to adapt to the harsh environment. We had seen a small herd on our last trip here in May, and this time I was hopeful to capture a ram with a large set of curled horns. We saw a couple of cars parked along the roadside and started to scan the hillside. As always, my wife saw him first (she is amazing!). I could barely make him out, but she assured me it was a ram. We stopped the car, got out and saw where a few other people were photographing this magnificent animal. We slowly made our way to where they were shooting and stayed with them for a good 15 minutes watching and shooting. He spent most of his time with his head turned away from us. He finally turned and we were treated with this display. I was hand holding the 80-400 hoping that I was steady enough for good images (I left the 600 back at the motorhome - lessons always learned the hard way!). As he was in no hurry to move and not wanting to disturb him we headed back to the car as we were not parked in a "legal" spot and I did not want to end this moment with a ticket.
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LA has several fires going at the same time. We live close to the Eaton fire. This is smoke from that.
Uma tentativa rabugenda de fazer algo descente com o fogo, essa foi a menos ruim, perdi a paciência depois da miléssima tentativa... :P
Our first evening out west was spectacular! When we flew into Vegas, I saw that the sky was full of wispy clouds, so I knew sunset might be spectacular. After doing some scrambling across slickrock on Rainbow Vista at Valley of Fire State Park in Overton, Nevada, we found the "fire wave," as made popular by Isabel Synnatschke. We spent most of the afternoon around there, photographing the awesome patterns and waiting for the good light. Sure enough right as the sun set, the sky lit up the clouds with a beautiful orange hue and the slickrock began to glow around us. It was unbelieveably beautiful, and to this day it's still hard to describe. It was one of the most magical light moments I've experienced! Thanks Lord!
I also got several nice pictures looking the other direction, which I'll share later. If you're in the Las Vegas area, this is definitely a place not to miss!
Valley of Fire Wave
Rainbow Vista
Valley of Fire State Park
Overton Nevada
Sunset
Taken on Friday, Oct. 29th, 2010
outside the aeronautical museum at Arrecife Airport, there are several old fire extinguishers and other stuff needed to operate an airport in early times, like ground support equipment, passenger staircases and refueling equipment
The fireman of 12A gives me a friendly wave as its wood collection train rips into the climb to Emerald.
Puffing Billy's Young Volunteers Representative Team regularly organise special trains to pick up firewood, which has been cut from fallen trees into logs by the Way & Works crew. These logs are then split, dried, and used to light the fires inside the boilers each morning.
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.
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Mersyside Fire & Rescue Landrover Defender Marine Rescue unit seen at the ESS, Warwickshire - 24.11.2009
This night fire broke out in our shopping mall, I just had a look and I have no words for this.... my hearth goes out to all the people who had their shop there.... every shop is lost, luckily nobody got hurt, even the pets in the petsshop were saved in time....
29 years ago there was also a fire in the same mall, but now it is totally gone!
Yesterday I did my last shopping there.... strange idea....
Situé à seulement 4 kilomètres de la limite nord de la ville de Québec, l’Hôtel de Glace demeure un attrait incontournable à découvrir chaque hiver. Avec ses voûtes de neige majestueuses, ses sculptures de glace cristalline et ses 44 chambres et suites qui font rêver, l'unique hôtel de glace en Amérique a déjà séduit plus d’un million de visiteurs depuis 2001.
Du 4 janvier au 26 mars 2017, laissez-vous transporter dans un monde magique et venez vivre une expérience inoubliable en visitant ou en passant la nuit dans cette magnifique œuvre d’art éphémère.
My south facing windows look out on the Chugach Mountain Range. Little by little my beautiful view has been spoiled by the smoke from forest fires. This afternoon I looked out to see the fire sweeping through yet another portion of the mountain range. The winds are whipping in from the southeast - and yet the fire is moving up the mountains to the east. We are several miles from the fire, with the Tazlina River between us and the flames. All we can do is hope for rain - until then our lungs and sinuses are really suffering.
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Fire Island lighthouse is located on a barrier island off the southern shore of Long Island New York
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We also have often sudden changes in weather, the side effects are fantastic cloud pictures like the sunset yesterday.
Fiery sunset skies over the blue painted old medina of Chauen, with the distant mountains in winter snow cap, northern Morocco, a strong hailstorm had briefly turned the streets white earlier that afternoon.
Not a real fire, but lights -- part of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's annual light show, "Lightscape."