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In Explore 240 16th Nov 09 - Thanks to you all :-)
I took this yesterday - once again the sun shone only for a little while :-)
I had a hard time deciding which one I liked best...both have their own special qualities.
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Starter image/cabin - Chilliwack Jack
foreground/background:
Took this shot during hike through Estes Park in Colorado, sunset rays were coming through forest and fell upon this tree in unique way and took the shot.
IT'S BETTER: ON BLACK
Light within the trees. Sunlight filtering through some trees in the morning.
Let me know what you think.
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Somewhere at the #Baltic #Sea. This is a #re-edit of one of my favourite images from #2014. Back then I did not have a wide gamut monitor, so I wanted to give it another go to see if I could improve the colors just a little bit this time. Shot with Sony A7r + Olympus Zuiko OM 24mm f/2.8.
Have a nice day folks!
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The vegetation on each side of Rouge River at this point is pretty impenetrable so on a hot day with no rain forecast upstream I made my way up-river along the river bed itself to get to some pretty undisturbed and seldom visited spots (including a terrorist training camp for mosquitos!!)
For this shot, a small aperture and the right angle to the sun created very pronounced sun rays. I suppose it's personal preference as to whether you think they spoil the shot or add to it.
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我明白我成為攝影家的意外造就了我的生命。
I know that the accident of my being a photographer has made my life possible.
～Richard Avedon - 1970
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Raggi di Luce dal Cielo sul Mar Morto! / Light rays = Holy Light from Heaven?!
Peace, Peace, Peace in the Holy Land!!!!!
Il Mar Morto (in ebraico ים המלח, letteralmente mare del sale e in arabo البحر الميت) è - propriamente - un lago situato tra Israele (e il territorio della Cisgiordania) e la Giordania. Chiamato anticamente "Asfaltide", il mar Morto si trova nella depressione più profonda della Terra, a 413 metri sotto il livello del mare. Lungo 76 km e largo 16 ha una superficie di 650 km².
L'acqua è troppo salata e questo non consente alcuna forma di vita fatta eccezione per i batteri: da qui il nome mar Morto.
È un mare chiuso che ha come immissari le acque del fiume Giordano, del fiume Arnon e di altri corsi d'acqua di minore importanza, senza avere però alcun emissario.
La sua salinità aumenta con la profondità. La superficie è la parte meno salata, diluita dalle acque del Giordano che trovano difficoltà a scendere negli strati più bassi: scendendo a 40 m di profondità, la salinità diventa di 300 g per chilogrammo di acqua[1], circa 10 volte quella degli oceani. Verso i 100 m di profondità la salinità aumenta a 332 g per ogni chilogrammo di acqua, saturandosi: il sale precipita e si accumula sul fondo del mare.
Le acque del Mar Morto vengono usate per la produzione di cloruro di potassio sia da società israeliane che giordane: vengono anche estratti bromo e magnesio, di cui il mare è ricco. L'estrazione viene fatta partendo dalle saline, visibili dallo spazio nella estremità sud del mar Morto.
L'acqua del Mar Morto è talmente salata da permettere a chiunque di galleggiare senza alcuno sforzo.
Le sue acque erano conosciute fin dai tempi dei Romani per le loro qualità curative.
(da Wikipedia)
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Another photo of Ari-Corea taken on the Royal Mile in 2005. Just as the light was starting to go, the light became interesting.
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I tried to shoot the Neowise comet before, and it was a mess. I was done shooting it but then we found this place in Valmalenco and this happened. Great position over the mountain and the moon projecting light rays in the sky was something unique!