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After raining for 10 days straight, it's finally let up a bit. I was desperate to go for a walkabout even though the sky is still heavy and grey. Mostly what I found was mud.
At the Dalyan mud baths , Turkey 2013
Tourists going for the mud baths were asked to leave their cameras behind and were promised photographers will come our way and take our photos ( not for free I guess ). But I thought what if we no photographer comes. I hate to loose the opportunity of taking the shots . Anyway , I secretly brought with me the small Nikon Coolpix S30 which takes underwater shots which might be ok even if it happens dipped in mud , leaving the other 2 cameras behind, just to make it sure. In the middle of mud bathing , came the confirmation , that I was right then. Not even a shadow of any Dalyan mud photographer turned up to take tourists shots as promised . I was the only one with my camera taking as many shots . The safety guards didn't even bother . See it , just don't believe on any promises, most of them meant to be broken .:)
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To whom it may concern , if you think of me with having a strong christian faith that I should not be posting images of half naked people. First of all , if you think these people are sensual and seductive and had aroused your libido, there must be a problem in you in the first place and that's within you and I can't help it but rather pray for you if u message me, seriously. My intention is to show my photographic experience at the mud bath , and not to seduce. It's reality can't find people in swimming pools fully clothed, more so in mud
[10/365] Quest for mud!
For years I have longed for a picture with MX bikes and flying mud - my journey has come to an end.
My hard disk is full of countless shots of black dots to an empty background or flying mud with no context or meaning.
This picture is the shit!!!
Shot on “Stångebroslaget” which is an Enduro competition with over 2000 participants. I usually participate myself, but this year only my brother drove. My brother had his share of the mud and I had mine, but in a completely different way. Yes, I got dirty! ;)
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For this necklace I used African style mud cloth canes inspired by Donna Kato and polygon die forms from Dan Cormier. Für diese Halskette habe ich Mud Cloth Canes nach Donna Kato verwendet, in Kombination mit den neuen polygonen Formen von Dan Cormier.
My brother completed his first tough mudder event yesterday, I couldn't be more proud of him, he finished in 2 and a half hours, well done Scott ;)
For anyone who wants to see the course he ran youtu.be/G7eLlfXEYNg (video filmed on the Saturday by another mudder)
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128/365 - We have a water table/sand table combo for the kids...word of advice: don't EVER buy one of these...as you can see from this picture, it's a MUDDY MESS! We just let the boys go to town on it though since it was really the first time we enjoyed our backyard this year...plus it was Mother's Day so part of our tradition is that I don't have to lift a finger all day (which means my husband had to bathe them after, ha ha).
Those images were taken at Mud Lake in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Its a nature reserve in the heart of Ottawa. Its pretty impressive to see in person.
There was a little rain over the weekend forming some puddles and lots and lots of mud and with it the House Martins were frantically collecting it for their respective nests :) Cheers everyone
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Portugal - Oeiras - Paço de Arcos
Northern House Martin (Delichon Urbicum)
Andorinha dos Beirais (Delichon Urbicum)
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There are at least two species of Mud-dauber Wasp visiting our Sicilian holiday garden; fairly large ones and very large ones. This is one of the very large ones.
They have been collecting mud from a rather inaccessible damp area under a tree. They are also not very tolerant of human company and fly away if disturbed. The solution; make them a special mud garden in a plastic pot and put it somewhere more suitable for photography. I did that and after a couple of days they started visiting it. This is the first decent shot that I've got. I'm assuming that it's one of the Scelephron species.
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This pattern was changing before my eyes. As each plate of mud dried in the sun it cracked or curled more to create this intricate design.
This particular waterfall is in Sky Valley, Georgia, a remote little resort in north Georgia that is only accessible by one road that requires the visitor to first drive into North Carolina and then back into Georgia. The "hike" from the car to the base of the falls? About 10 yards. My kinda waterfall!
OK, enough of the boring vacation...back to the daily grind...
Sadly for you but lucky for me, I came within 5 inches of being run over by an old POS looking one way and driving another while in the cross walk in front of this establishment...scary enough to make another driver stop and make sure I was alright...
I probably should have gone inside and immersed myself in a tub of mud...
Elephants use mud to keep cool, as it dries more slowly than water. This is really important during October, as it's 40C - we only discovered when we arrived that the locals call it 'suicide month'. Doh! So much for a super-romantic honeymoon!
This large male was the only animal that came close to being dangerous while we were in Africa. He got rather close and agitated, and we had to withdraw behind some bushes under the cover of the ranger (we were on foot).
He then wandered off and started eating a tree. Obviously.
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Nikon D80 - Nikkor 70-200 + TC-17 @ 340mm - 1/250 - f/5.6 - ISO 100
No kidding. The swamps at Coyote HIlls have all turned into mud cracks. Taken with Samyang 14mm F2.8 Lens at F11.
A charity event to race money for Cancer Research, the all women events are raced over 5km over, under and through obstacles and lots of mud. This one was in Basildon Essex
Taken at the Ohio Renaissance Festival in Harveysburg, Ohio.
We were at the Ren Fest on the last weekend of their season and it was a little chilly early in the day at the time this was taken. A few minutes later, he was completely covered in a giant mud puddle. He had to be cold. What people will do for a buck!
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La terre de Madagascar est lavée à chaque saison des pluies et se retrouve dans le fond des fleuves. Cette terre fertile s'accumule notamment sur les bancs de sable ou elle sèche. Dans certain cas, elle est même utilisée pour des cultures temporaires directement sur le banc.
Cela est du à la déforestation qui permet à la pluie d'arracher celle ci aux flancs des collines et montagnes.
Veritable catastrophe écologique, celle ci termine dans l'ocean