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Mud, Glorious Mud!!
Green-winged Teal dabbling on the mudflats at E B Forsythe NWR, NJ on 1/23/2020
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Death Valley—land of incredible textures and formations everywhere you turn. Only us photographers would actually roll around in the mud as I did a couple of mornings to capture some unique layered cracks. Cracks on top of cracks. I wanted to capture something a little different with some serious depth. I stack focused 7 shots here for sharpness throughout. Got a very brief, but intense, flash of color in the sky.
There was a fair amount of new erosion and recently-wet mud on my visit to Death Valley earlier this month, and a lot of it was rained on again on Monday. I can't wait to get back there in a few days to see what's growing where!
this is my little princess making mud pies in a fancy sun dress and hat!!! ;)
I processed this into a sepia tone as well (see it below). But I think I ended up liking this one better. I like the bright sunshine...over exposed look. What do you think? hope I made the right choice? I took this at 9:30 a.m....it was amazing how bright the low sun was already shining!!
Seems a long time since we saw blue skies and sunshine. It might be cold but it would be a waste not to ride in such lovely weather. Still very muddy and a few floods still about though.
Mud Volleyball Tournament was held at Ozo-cho, Kobe.
炎天下のどろんこバレーボール大会に行きました。
休耕田に水を張り数面のバレーコートで大会が行われました。選手達は泥まみれになって暑い熱い戦いをしておりました。このような場所での撮影は長靴が必須ですね。またあぜ道は滑りやすく歩行には要注意です。
Mud and shadows, Bisti Wilderness. Shot with a Hasselblad 205tcc with 50mm Zeiss Distagon on 120 Kodak T-Max 400 dev. in Kodak HC 110-B and scanned with an Epson V500.
Mud Lake is part of Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Idaho and is a beautiful place despite its unattractive name. I thought this tree looked pretty good against the water reflecting a bright blue sky.
Mornings on this country road always seems to offer up some rays of light. You better have a clean windshield.
This entrance to the house looks like a mud room. A place where you stop to remove your muddy boots or shoes before entering the cinderblock house. I doubt there are hardwood floors inside that need to be protected from wet boots.
However, I can’t figure out what else that strange entrance could have been for.
Of course, now are aren’t many windows or even a full roof so it is a moot point. It doesn’t look like siding was used to cover the plywood either. It looks like it was just painted white.
I’d love to know the history of some of these old places.
Taken off a back road in the Northern Neck of Virginia.
A group of swallows and their mud nest built under the edge of the Highway 166 bridge over the Dog River Reservoir in southern Douglas County Georgia..
It rained at last after a long dry spell....This blackbird,was digging in an old pot and flying off with a beakful.. of what looked like mud. He made several visits. I can only assume it was to replenish its nest, and not to feed its young....
With time on my hands, I took a senile struggle through the Severn mud, what used to be easy is now at my time of life, very hard work. 60041 runs back to Wales with the overnight fuel tanks.
Low tide at Cockwood reveals silt mud more mud and more silt and a boat or two resting in the mud.
43198 leads 43186 on the 2U24 1250 Penzance to Cardiff.
This elephant was having so much fun in the muddy pan... He was totally covered...
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A Mud Volcano, in Niland, California on the Salton Sea.
look in the opening and you can see a gas bubble in the mud. The volcano hints at the major fault,The San Andreas, running along the Salton Sea. Gases and hot water can be seen escaping in the volcano as well as the pool of water behind it.
Mud Glorious Mud.....
Green-winged Teal pair feeding on the mudflats at Bombay Hook NWR
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Nature as an artist:
Mud hole in the Icelandic geothermal area Námafjall.
The Námafjall is located in northeastern Iceland, east of Lake Mývatn.
In this area, also called Hverir, you will find numerous smoking fumaroles and boiling mud pots surrounded by sulfur crystals of many different colors. This sulfur gives the area a distinctive rotten-egg smell.
A small hiking trail surrounds the area and leads up to the Námaskarð pass and Mount Námafjall.
Parque das Nações, Lisboa, Portugal.