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Happy Waterfall Wednesday! Here is a completely unoriginal shot of Lower Yosemite Falls. Regardless, this such an awesome sight to see, and hard to resist when in the valley. Hope you enjoy!
Just out a hot bath when my aurora app sounded... go out in the freezing cold with my camera?? Oh yes indeed!
Mark this one down to identifiable Sandhill Crane behavior.
I had no end of delight showing this to others while at Creamer's Field during the autumn crane migration from Alaska to the lower 48. The behavior being exhibited by the crane to the left is "Intent to fly," that is, it is telling the others in its group that it wants to fly away and is pointing in the direction of flight. Note how the neck is more of a diagonal than the other two cranes. Less than two seconds after displaying this posture, the small group of cranes took to the air. There were a few times where the small group - sometimes just two - decided not to fly off. When the group agrees, they all assume this "leaning" posture and then fly off. When one in the group doesn't want to fly they don't change their posture, essentially saying, "Yeah, not right now."
Taken 21 August 2021 at Creamer's Field, Fairbanks, Alaska.
A female Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep ( Ovis canadensis canadensis) looks up while I take her photo near the mouth of North Fork Canyon west of Cody, Wyoming. The sheep winter along the lower elevations of the Absaroka Mountains.
...just a real photography...
No artificial intelligence, no computer graphics...
Da noi si dice che potrebbe essere un business .... .
L'"esportazione della nebbia" è un modo di dire ironico e un'espressione goliardica nata per descrivere l'abbondanza di questo fenomeno atmosferico nella bassa pianura padanoveneta.
La frase viene talvolta usata per prendere in giro o sottolineare, con autoironia, la peculiarità del clima locale che spesso avvolge la regione in "un vero muro di nebbia"
Per me, la nebbia è un elemento che caratterizza il paesaggio, le leggende e l'immaginario collettivo della zona, spesso associata a storie misteriose o d'atmosfera.
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Here, people say it could be a business.
"Fog export" is an ironic expression and a lighthearted phrase created to describe the abundance of this atmospheric phenomenon in the lower Po Valley.
The phrase is sometimes used to mock or self-deprecatingly emphasize the peculiarity of the local climate, which often envelops the region in "a veritable wall of fog."
For me, fog is an element that characterizes the landscape, legends, and collective imagination of the area, often associated with mysterious or atmospheric stories.
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In fading light two QJ's work the lower horseshoe in Simingyi blasting east with two perfect plumes.
The lower cascade of the South Falls at Silver Falls State Park, Marion County, Oregon. The trail offers several viewpoints of this waterfall as you descend, and leads right behind the waterfall. It was late in the day when we made it to the park and the waterfall was completely in the shade, but the sun lit up some fall foliage behind the fall.
A shot from the top of Lower Lewis Falls with some early winter-like conditions. Made the trip up with Darren White, check out his stream if you get a chance! Hope everyone has a great weekend!
This is the lower falls in Letchworth State Park and is definitely just as nice as the middle, just not as tall
It was a busy location, and it wasn’t easy getting a spot to shoot from. I finally waited long enough to get this shot.
Tibor has a flock of sheep that varies in size but is anything up to 600 strong after the lambing season. Here he is with part of his pack of livestock guardian and herding dogs.
Many people ask why does Tibor require so many large dogs? His flock graze on agricultural land on the lower slopes of the Carpathian mountains of Transylvania. Bears and wolves are regular visitors from the forest and they test the defences of his dogs, in the hope of gaining an easy meal.
The Motorman of a trolley at San José History Park, lowering the boom at one end before raising the boom at the other end so he can go back the way he came.
The first evening of our trip to the Highlands, after a 9 hour drive and unpacking I decided a quick trip out on to cliff top path with the camera would be a nice way to wind down. 30 mins later I was watching this beautiful sunset. Diabaig is a remote coastal fishing and crofting township in Wester Ross, in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland. Diabaig lies on the north shore of the sea loch of Loch Diabaig, an inlet off the north side of Loch Torridon.
Here's an image from Lower Antelope slot canyon, a truly magical place. The only problem is that it is so magical, that it's overwhelmingly crowded with very limited time to photograph and it somewhat takes the joy out of the experience. There are some other slots in the area, not as magical but also not as crowded. I'm saving more shots from this trip for another time.