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Just finished a 26 hour 650 mile drive through the Arctic regions of Norway Sweden and Finland. We hit the jackpot in Sweden with full corona of the Northern Lights repeating multiple times. This shot was right in the heart of it when it was going full blast. I didn't know if I should be using the camera or crying. A big special thanks to Antony Spencer and David Clapp for sorting the trip out. And if you want to see the Northern lights, have a top time and start to learn how to use your camera check these guys out. Right need to go to sleep I'm battered!
Ps no dodgy editing in this pic. Slight tweak of levels and noise reduction. This was a small part of what it looked like using a 24mm lens. It was everywhere!
Mind branded one of their charity shops uding window vinyls and barrier tape to help celebrate the week.
Went on a Northern Lights safari last night. 50 min coach ride south of Tromsø. Best aurora we have seen in 5 years going on such trips. We were a bit worried about there being 3 coach loads of people but we needn't have been worried. Plenty of space at the "base station" to spread out.
Often end up walking to this local park and it would be before sunrise and of course quite dark. So to see this big "pot hole" as it were along the side of the lake could be disaster and end up with camera kit and myself under water..... O.K. not very deep but enough to wreck the camera kit for sure. But this might be a little area to allow animals and wildfowl to get in and out of the lake with ease.?
The wooden boards that were installed a few years ago are now rotten and missing like this section.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=fkjBx6JFy88 . . . This guy is killing me !!! One I went through everything and my family is not Italian !!! Two even “va a fanculo” in Italian sounds beautiful!! I will never use word “f..k” again. I hit the wall when get really mad ! Ask me again why I like Italian temper & temperament!! 😹 . . . It’s not that bad actually!!! My grandparents used to crush everything in the kitchen 😹😹 But on a serious note I absolutely love love love how open & expressive that culture is.
Other than the stray cats and trees, the other living thing in significant numbers at Dakota Crescent happen to be the pigeons, which can be seen hanging in the most unusual places sometimes. Like for in this instance, hanging on a clothes drying pole.
Dans la douce lumière de l'automne, emporté par les courants invisibles un homme impétueux vole entre les montagnes majestueuses et les nuages tumultueux tel un oiseau libre, à la recherche de l'inconnu.
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I have been keeping this image in my folder for flickr upload for quite some time. I was contemplating with the photographic value of it as it requires less challenge to come up with the image like this.
But, on the other hand, to spot something like this is not an everyday thing. When it happens, it happens. On top of it, I in particular actually do like this image for the configuration of its branches and the silhouette of it with the cloud formations in the backdrop.
The first thing came across my mind when I saw this dead tree, I was thinking of mind-mapping as it is analogous to the way we would draw mind-map when we are working on projects. I don’t know whether you practice mind-mapping or not to streamline your ideas to make it clear on the flow of it and to break down into its details – but I do.
What do you see in this image?
Note:
Download FreeMind, HERE. FreeMind is a premier free mind-mapping software written in Java