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Il canale ed uno dei vecchi mulini delle saline di Mozia, stagnone di Marsala, Sicilia
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The channel and one of the old windmills of the the saltmines at Mozia, close to Marsala, Sicily
(minimal editing, filter Hitech 100 "Reverse" Grad 0.9ND used)
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Shutter speed 0,002 sec (1/500)
Aperture f/13
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La riserva naturale regionale delle Isole dello Stagnone di Marsala si estende sulla costa occidentale della Sicilia nel territorio del comune di Marsala, nel tratto di mare compreso tra capo San Teodoro e capo Boeo o Lilibeo.
La riserva prende il nome dallo "Stagnone" una laguna, la più vasta della Sicilia, caratterizzata da acque basse (1-2 m e spesso non più di 50 cm) e compresa tra le quattro isole di San Pantaleo (Mozia), Isola Grande, Schola e Santa Maria. La laguna si è formata in tempi relativamente recenti (non esisteva all'epoca della colonizzazione fenicia di Mozia) in seguito ai movimenti della sabbia dovuti alle correnti sottomarine che hanno creato l'Isola Grande intorno a due originari isolotti. La nascita dell'isola ha chiuso una parte di mare in origine aperta e qui, non essendoci correnti necessarie al ricambio, l'acqua è divenuta stagnante, con una temperatura al di sopra del normale.
L'attività principale dello Stagnone era quella delle saline che si esercitava facendo evaporare l'acqua incanalata in speciali laghetti, per poi raccogliere il sale. Il pompaggio dell'acqua e la macinazione del sale erano svolte per mezzo di mulini, alcuni ancora conservati.
The regional natural reserve of the Islands of the "Stagnone di Marsala" lies on the western coast of Sicily near the town of Marsala, on the stretch of sea between Cape San Teodoro and head Boeo or Lilibeo.
The reserve is named after the "Stagnone" a lagoon, the largest in Sicily, characterized by shallow waters (1-2 me often no more than 50 cm) and between the four islands of San Pantaleo (Mozia), Grand Island, Schola and Santa Maria. The lagoon was formed relatively recently (did not exist at the time of the Phoenician colonization of Mozia) following the movement of sand caused by underwater currents that created the original Big Island around two islets. The birth of the island has closed a portion of the sea and open source here, since there are no currents needed to spare, the water has become stagnant, with a temperature above the normal.
The main activity of the Lagoon was that of saline that was exercised by evaporating water channeled into special ponds, and then collect the salt. Pumping water and grinding of salt were carried out by means of windmills, some still preserved.
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A lovely Saturday night wedding by the bay in the Florida Keys. Their accent color was teal (his tie) and they walked over teal rose petals to the water's edge ~ Summer 2014 ~ Islamorada, Florida
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Prestigieuse civilisation du Nubie, héritière culturelle des fameux pharaons noirs de la XXVème dynastie d'Égypte, Méroé prospéra du IIIéme siècle avant J.C.au IVème siècle de notre ère. L'économie de Méroe était basée sur une riche agriculture et sur l'industrie du fer mais surtout sur le commerce caravanier entre Afrique Noire et monde méditerranéen. Les pyramides de Meroe, beaucoup plus pentues que celles de l'Egypte dont elles perpétuent le modèle, leur sont aussi très postérieures dans le temps
It took some exploration to find this hidden beauty. It intrigued me the fact that the water flow remained partially hidden behind the rock and the way the light accentuated some small details around the scene, making it a very intimate moment.
Ci è voluta un po' di esplorazione per trovare questa bellezza nascosta. Mi ha intrigato il fatto che il flusso d'acqua restasse parzialmente nascosto dietro la roccia e il modo in cui la luce accentava alcuni piccoli dettagli nella scena, rendendolo un momento particolarmente intimo.
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A series of typical shapes of Lofoten.
Lofoten is an archipelago and a traditional district in the county of Nordland, Norway. Lofoten has distinctive scenery with dramatic mountains and peaks, open sea and sheltered bays, beaches and untouched lands. Its largest town, Leknes, is approximately 169 km (105 mi) inside the Arctic Circle and approximately 2,420 km (1,500 mi) away from the North Pole, making Lofoten one of the world's northernmost populated regions. Though lying within the Arctic Circle, the archipelago experiences one of the world's largest elevated temperature anomalies relative to its high latitude.
Lofoten (Old Norse: Lófót) was the original name of the island Vestvågøya. The first element is ló (i.e., "lynx") and the last element is derived from Norse fótr (i.e., "foot"), as the shape of the island must have been compared with that of a lynx's foot. (The old name of the neighbouring island Flakstadøya was Vargfót, "wolf's foot", from vargr "wolf".)
Lofotr was originally the name of the island of Vestvågøy only. Later it became the name of the chain of islands. The chain of islands with its pointed peaks looks like a lynx foot from the mainland. In Norwegian, it is always a singular. Another name one might come across, is "Lofotveggen" or the Lofoten wall. The archipelago looks like a closed wall when seen from elevated points around Bodø or when arriving from the sea, some 100 kilometres (62 miles) long, and 800–1,000 metres (2,600–3,300 feet) high.
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This image was shot in my little studio, with just one flash with a honeygrit in front of the lamp. This low-key image looks dark but all the details are visible.
Strobist: Falcon Eyes 750D in front of the camera pointing down through a snoot at the end of the snoot was a grit on 1/8 power. F10.0 - 1/250 - 55 mm
Today is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, a day of awareness and support for environmental protection. First celebrated in 1970 across the USA, Earth Day events are now held in more than 193 countries worldwide. On this date, the landmark Paris Agreement was also signed, allowing for the implementation of the climate protection treaty. As Earth day celebrates its 50th anniversary, we must continue to fight for a clean environment with increasing urgency, as the ravages of climate change become more apparent every day. The effects of drastically reducing our carbon footprint resulting from the weeks of lockdown during the Covid-19 pandemic clearly show the benefits of giving our Earth some breathing room.
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She smiled, as her man held her two hands gently while saying those two little words... I clicked right in-between "I" and "do".
A lovely Saturday night wedding by the bay, in the Florida Keys.
[She faced the sunset and and I was able to capture the golden sunset light on her face. She seemed to be glowing with her happiness...and also with the beautiful light. The water behind her was blown out, but it didn't matter; the great light was on her.]
Summer 2014 ~ The Lorelei Restaurant ~ Islamorada, Florida
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Another sunset shot from the Sedona Airport. There was a big crowd there, which makes sense, as this is one of the best shows in town.
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1/15seg
ISO 200
'Squares from London' is a collection of 13 seemingly unrelated photographs. Far from being like that, they are a personal memory that connects all those dots that are not seen when a photographer returns from a trip and shows his final pictures. It's a 'making of' of my most recent trip to London made by myself and for myself, a puzzle whose pieces can only be fitted by my memory. That is the reason why I didn't plan to show them. However, over time I decided to give a square format to some of them and show them on Instagram to see the people feedback. The result surprised me very pleasantly and I decided to give the same format to the entire collection. And friends, this is the story! I hope you like them :)
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'Squares from London' es una colección de 13 fotografÃas aparentemente inconexas. Lejos de ser asÃ, son un recuerdo personal que va conectando todos esos puntos que no se ven cuando un fotógrafo vuelve de viaje y muestra sus fotos finales. Es un 'making of' de mi viaje más reciente a Londres hecho por mà mismo y para mà mismo, un puzzle cuyas piezas solo pueden ser encajadas por mi memoria. Ese es el motivo por el que no tenÃa pensado enseñarlas. Sin embargo, con el tiempo decidà dar un formato cuadrado a algunas de ellas y mostrarlas en Instagram a ver cómo reaccionaban quienes las veÃan. El resultado me sorprendió muy gratamente y decidà dar el mismo formato a toda la colección. Y amig@s, ¡esta es la historia! Espero que sean de vuestro agrado :)