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Drooping branches of the aged oak growing on the top of the hill south of Pushchino, Moscow oblast

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metz 60 left, metz 60 right

"Iridescent Abstract"

Little red stone fell into water, was shot under water surfice

Twe12ve May round is open - this motnehs theme is all about the elements....come down and check it out

  

17/365. Explore.

 

“Gravity is only the bark of wisdom's tree but it preserves it”

-Confucius

 

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101/365 So so good on black... just give it a click, you know you want to ;)

 

Gravity

Stop pullin' me

I know that you still haven't found you,

And when I wanna stand on my own too,

Suddenly you start to show

Signs of what is possible...

Pixie Lott, Gravity

A view from Miner's Ridge Trail, Prairie Creek. Redwood National Park.

 

To answer a question concerning the title, from someone who is "curious".

 

No.....just many living tons, standing hundreds of feet tall on their roots and base.

Redwood trees don't senesce. The tree dies, (after up to thousands of years), when blown over by a big wind, (hundred year storm?), demonstrating the "gravity" of their situation, in more ways than one.

 

High up In the canopy, and located in the crooks of human trunk sized limbs, are large fern "gardens", complete with year long pools containing fairy shrimp and a unique salamander which feed on them. These gardens, with plants, animals, duff and soil, but not including the tree itself, may each weigh up to a ton.

 

You know when you think the end of the world is coming!!

 

This is apparently a gravity storm, we saw it in North West Scotland in November 2017, we travelled through it for about 40 miles or so. The wind was incredible, the sky was full of various colours and the funnels.

Nikon 58/1.4G

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Something always brings me back to you

It never takes too long

No matter what I say or do

I still feel you here 'til the moment I'm gone

 

You hold me without touch

You keep me without chains

I never wanted anything so much

Than to drown in your love and not feel your rain

 

Set me free, leave me be

I don't wanna fall another moment into your gravity

Here I am and I stand so tall

I'm just the way I'm supposed to be

But you're on to me and all over me

 

You loved me 'cause I'm fragile

When I thought that I was strong

But you touch me for a little while

And all my fragile strength is gone

 

Set me free, leave me be

I don't wanna fall another moment into your gravity

Here I am and I stand so tall

I'm just the way I'm supposed to be

But you're on to me and all over me

 

I live here on my knees

As I try to make you see

That you're everything I think I need

Here on the ground

 

But you're neither friend nor foe

Though I can't seem to let you go

The one thing that I still know

Is that you're keeping me down

You're keeping me down

 

You're on to me, on to me and all over

Something always brings me back to you

It never takes too long

 

~Sara Bareilles

Avalanche Lake, High Peaks Wilderness, NY

Soon the sun will clear the far cliffs, too bright for my eyes, and I will turn away from this scene, although no longer in shadow. This saddle between Mt Colden (left) and Avalanche Mountain is a rugged notch, not so much a destination as a traverse to destinations beyond. There is water before me: Avalanche Lake lies under the snow beyond the tree stumps, it's waters lifted over the years by landslides and rockfalls. The course of water down these cliffs is obvious now, snow blown crevices and icefalls stand in relief, expanding and contracting on the rock to break it from the mass on it's own downward journey. Neither the rock or the water can resist the downward attraction. Like other things, I've taken that great force for granted. Not thinking of how my very act of standing is in defiance of it's pull, I stand here shivering in the cold. I don't see the cold, but I feel it and look at it's results. Temperature, invisble, reveals gravity, frozen.

Sometimes gravity plays the pivotal role in whether to stay for go.

 

Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.

I think I'll try defying gravity.

 

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You loved me 'cause I'm fragile

When I thought that I was strong

But you touch me for a little while

And all my fragile strength is gone

 

Sara Bareilles - Gravity

1/23/2021 ©Mike Orazzi

I call this piece Gravity. It took me forever to move this heavy stone into place. I broke three sticks trying to pry it into place.

......Just a theory.

   

I wish!!

Thanks to Karin and Chri for their helping hands and of course thanks to Alex for fooling the gravity! :-)

- www.kevin-palmer.com - After the northern lights began to fade and the clouds cleared, a strange wave pattern became visible in the sky. This is airglow, a chemical reaction that occurs at the same altitude as the aurora, but it's a separate process. This night was the only time I've ever seen it with the naked eye. I'm pretty sure it was caused by gravity waves from powerful severe thunderstorms that impacted Illinois earlier in the evening.

 

In support of the Inspire Foundation and to help raise funds and awareness for the prevention of suicide and improvement of mental health and well being in men, the "Man Book" was launched today. Put together by the very inspiring Mark Pollard and Gavin Heaton, the book titled The Perfect Gift for a Man – 30 Stories about Reinventing Manhood, focuses on the stories of 30 contributors on topics such as respect, fragility and loss. Although I didn't manage to write anything for the book, I was honoured to play a part through my contribution as a photographer. 2 images, destined to spend the rest of their lives on my hard drive, were given life and purpose again through use on the front cover and within the book! For more information on the book, head to http://www.theperfectgiftforaman.com.au/ or you can support the Inspire Foundation by buying an

 

eBook:

http://www.theperfectgiftforaman.com.au/products-page/

 

or a

 

Real life physical book!

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/915312

 

 

Please buy this perfect gift for the men in your life.

  

Had some classic face plant shots from this sequence which I may or may not post.

Also shot one saving the world in my super hero getup.

 

My website: Mark Lobo Photography

Gravity (Radio Edit)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=HX5P1baaY_Y

 

You can't blame gravity for falling in love.

 

Albert Einstein

 

 

In support of the Inspire Foundation and to help raise funds and awareness for the prevention of suicide and improvement of mental health and well being in men, the "Man Book" was launched today. Put together by the very inspiring Mark Pollard and Gavin Heaton, the book titled The Perfect Gift for a Man – 30 Stories about Reinventing Manhood, focuses on the stories of 30 contributors on topics such as respect, fragility and loss. Although I didn't manage to write anything for the book, I was honoured to play a part through my contribution as a photographer. 2 images, destined to spend the rest of their lives on my hard drive, were given life and purpose again through use on the front cover and within the book! For more information on the book, head to http://www.theperfectgiftforaman.com.au/ or you can support the Inspire Foundation by buying an

 

eBook:

http://www.theperfectgiftforaman.com.au/products-page/

 

or a

 

Real life physical book!

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/915312

 

 

Please buy this perfect gift for the men in your life.

 

Had some classic face plant shots from this sequence which I may or may not post.

Also shot one saving the world in my super hero getup.

 

My website: Mark Lobo Photography

www.viennale.at/en/blog/sign-times

 

Sign Of The Times - art intervention honoring the Viennale in Vienna, Intercontinental hotel

You'd think the draft in his lips would bother him, but nope, he slept like this for a long time!

I looked up at the sun.....

And I could see the way that gravity pulls on you and me

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIyFgygYW7s

 

I’ve learned that waiting is the most difficult bit.....

I want to get used to the feeling, knowing that you’re with me, even when you’re not by my side.

 

Paulo Coelho

 

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Puerta de Europa - Torres KIO, Madrid

There were many sets of gravity wave clouds all at once.

I wonder what caused this phenomenom.

I HATE THAT STUPID MOUSE!

 

Based off this art by twitter user suuzinn.

 

Built for the final round of Moc League 2022. The prompt was to make a power armour in our personal style, so I decided to make a smaller mech suit with a big black attachment on the back.

Nikon F90, Nikkor 35-70mm, f16 1/15 sec while zooming being on a skateboard -;)

Kodak Ektachrome 100, Shot in april 1992.

 

American Painted Lady butterfly sipping nectar from a cluster of wild olive florets.

 

Common for the season.

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