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In a world 100 years after man, everything once created by people is becoming biomass. When left alone, nature will extract almost any sign of human existence. Resting in rural silence somewhere in Italy, we found proof of that. There is an artifact of industrial archeology dating back to the 19th century. But it was abandoned long ago. It has been isolated for an indefinite period. Today, surrounded by dense undergrowth it is blending in perfectly. What is this place? And what is its story? Join us while we are exploring an unseen world - the world after man! This is our exploration video: youtu.be/E9ReyaSq9F0
Green ‘Big’ Deal
For the First Time, Green Power Tops Coal Industry in US Energy Production in April. Renewable energy outworked coal in April—and will likely continue that way.
…the tipping point where green energy overtakes coal energy permanently may have already taken place in a surprising location: Texas. Wamsted writes that wind and solar in the state topped the production of coal for the entire first quarter of 2019. Almost three hundred renewable energy projects slated for Texas in the near future should boost its numbers in the coming years. (smithsonian,com)
This picture however is from California and that Wind Farm is the oldest wind farm in the United States and once produced half of the world’s wind-generated electricity.
I pulled over to shoot this picture by the road side as the low clouds rolled on the hills revealing the Wind Turbines.
Sony a7RII
SMC Pentax 645 120mm f/4 Macro (Macros are surprisingly good for landscape photography!)
ISO 400, 120mm 1/320 at f/32 (not a typo)
This picture was taken in daylight and edited in "Gamma Encoding" mode.
(c) All Rights Reserved Dave Kelly 2009
Green-flowered Helleborine / epipactis phyllanthes. Lincolnshire. 22/07/19.
This was the plant bearing the most number of flowers that I managed to find in the entire Green-flowered Helleborine colony. Only the top half is shown.
As GFH flowers are self pollinating, they don't need to open in order to attract insects to do the job. If the image is viewed larger, you can see that only one of the flowers is fully open. It reveals it's small, creamy-white lip tipped with green. Few of the others were likely to have opened, so It was a pleasing reward to get this peep into the interior of a tiny, (usually secretive) flower.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
"Green River Snow"
Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA
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Sunset capture at the Green River Overlook in Canyonlands. This was a third attempt to capture sunset at this spot, thankfully a positive outcome. The thick clouds on the horizon broke just enough for the sun to break through, lighting up the mist in the valley with a warm glow. The recent snowfall added to the overall effect. Thanks to fellow photographers Dustin LeFevre, Steve Howa, and Chris Cramer for their company!
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I woke up too early this morning but it was cool enough to get outside with my camera which was wonderful.
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A Sunni Muslim, he was slip-sliding into his backyard.
No coat, just the usual attire.
And the fantabulous green turban!
They are kind people, I guess 'life' skippered them here, they do not like the cold, and boy, HAD IT SNOWED!!!
It looks to me like he is clutching a 'travel-brochure' tee hee.
Off to some better climes?
LOL and thank you, M, (*_*)
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Green Heron was enjoying fishing on the small lake. I actually captured an image with a fish in its mouth but liked the clarity of this one a bit more. Morgan County, Alabama - 2019
I am always trying to capture things in a bit different way; I think I accomplished that here. I was shooting this through a few willow branches and leaves giving this a softness and bokeh I haven't seen before.
A spot of green heaven in Redlands Wood near Coldharbour, Surrey.
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Green-winged Orchid / anacamptis morio. Cribbs Meadow, Leicestershire. 18/05/20.
'CENTRE STAGE.'
The exceptionally dry Spring last year gave a poor showing of Green-winged Orchids in Cribb's Meadow. Most of the predominantly purple ones were burnt to a crisp and very stunted.
It could so easily have been a wasted journey, but for my discovery of 2 x pale pink colour variants growing close together in the arid meadow.
Instant elation and so uplifting because I had never seen pink variant G-WOs before :-)
The one shown in this image was in prime condition with all flowers on the spike open and undamaged. The flowers were such a delicate pale pink colour that it was hard to detect the even paler centres on their broad, 3-lobed lower petals. There were fewer spots than usual on the lower petals too. A few random darker pink 'splodges' would make a more accurate description!
I focussed on the centre flower when making the image.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
NB: The other nearby variant was a slightly darker pink than this one. It had just peaked prime condition and developed a few brown spots. *See previous image.