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It’s an explosion crater of Mt.kuttara.

The callet of 450m in diameter and 11ha in area has many spouts.

 

The views of boiling and bubbling water make people image Hell where demons live.

 

I wouldn't & couldn't do that type job if you paid me a fortune!

One tiny rope holding you up between you & the ground. Are you kidding me!

Auschwitz 2 (Birkenau) was essentially an extermination camp.

 

Prisoners arrived on cattle wagons from all over Europe and entered through this gate. Nazi doctors decided on the unloading ramp who was fit to work and who would die, the decision often being a cursory one.

 

The majority were selected to die immediately and were walked in a column to the tall trees you can see in the distance where the gas chambers and crematoria were located.

 

1.3 million people were murdered by the Nazis at Auschwitz of whom 1.1 million were Jewish.

They say there are places on this planet which have seen such tragedy and sorrow that they are forever cursed. It’s as if the earth itself holds some dark supernatural force beyond our understanding.

WE have driven all over Heaven. So we had to check out Hell. Hells Backbone Ut

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Low tide. La Jolla sunset

The Hell Gate Bridge (originally the New York Connecting Railroad Bridge or The East River Arch Bridge) is a 1,017-foot (310 m) steel through arch railroad bridge in New York City. The bridge crosses the Hell Gate, a strait of the East River, between Astoria in Queens and Randalls and Wards Islands in Manhattan.

 

The bridge has a unique design, but the city has let it go to crap. The paint is all peeling and what’s left is discolored, so it looks like it has lavender blotches everywhere. Since, I am more into photography for the art and beauty of images and not just documentation, I had no desire to capture it traditionally until it’s fixed up. Until then, my interpretation:

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This is the ethereal space beneath the approach to Hell Gate Bridge in New York City. It reminds me of a cathedral, and that was my inspiration for this photo. It would have been little more than an exercise in abstract shapes, however, had it not been for good fortune of the bicycle to provide scale.

 

I'm disappointed with the dimensions of the image overall. I ended up having to stitch two photos together to get everything I needed in horizontally. (I'm working with just a 50mm prime lens.) That sacrificed the taller 2:3 ratio dimensions of the original images, which served the verticality of the space better.

 

Ah, well. :) I think I may be trying too hard to make something out of not much of anything here anyway. I may be too close to judge well. What do you think? I tried to create more depth during processing, but I think maybe this image is still just too flat. I have such a hard time making good photos in the city!

 

Constructive criticism always welcome!

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Stormy dawn. Called this "hell", as the mozzies were fierce, very fierce. And when searching car for mozzie repellant (was in the car yesterday), well, it was not in the car. So sit in the car, mozzies "dat dat dat at" on outside of car, wait for the moment, rush outside to take couple of quick shots, get covered in belligerent mozzies, run back to car. Next time, "don't forget the Aerogard" :-)

 

There was nice banding in the sky. There was lightning to the left, but I was not hanging around with those mozzies to get lightning as well.

Noosa National Park, Queensland, Australia

 

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Chiba Prefecture Mt.Nokogiri of is "hell peeping"

I look into the bottom from here, and do you not want to look?

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Helling gull flyng near to me like a kid when he want a ice-cream.

From summit of Ben Donich looking over Hell's Glen and Loch Fyne

Can she survive?

 

This is one of my favorite photos.

Raise a little hell with this premium BC style craft IPA Fruit forward notes of peach and mandarin start off the experience followed by a light malt backbone to finish it off

From Bad Tattoo Brewing in Penticton

"Hell begins on the day when God grants us a clear vision of all that we might have achieved, of all the gifts which we have wasted, of all that we might have done which we did not do"

 

~Gian Carlo Menotti

"So, you like donuts, eh?"

Christmas pressie for my girlfriend <3 Hope she doesn't see this on Flickr..

Hells Gate, Rotorua New Zealand 2010

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On a little tight corner in the northern reaches of Derbyshire near to Chatsworth House sits Hell Bank Plantation and running through is a small but interesting stream which cascades down a number of steep gullies as shown here, Sadly the plantation has been removed recently so the tree cover is no more

Hells Gate, Fraser River, BC Canada

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Hells Gate, Fraser River, BC Canada

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Sims model Ian Alexander and Elenoire me *___*!!!!

Two 30 second exposures processed in Camera Raw and stacked in Photoshop.

 

An ancient Green Lane running between Symondsbury and North Chideock, close to the photogenic Colmer's Hill. Many carvings on the soft gully walls form an interesting art gallery, from many years ago to more current times. A damp dark environment with many ferns and roots from the hedgerow trees above.

I like the location more than the photo, and if you're interested, Hell was frozen over.

 

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