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Ein Abstrakt, in der Sonne schillernd, von einem in seine Einzelteile zerlegten und zertrümmerten Monitor, lag in der Stadt am Wegesrand.
An abstract, iridescent in the sun, of a monitor that had been dismantled and shattered lay by the wayside in town.
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Milky Way Night, Florida Keys.
Careful planning and some luck payed off here as I was watching the weather all week for clear skies and had scouted this location earlier in the week. I have seen virtually zero photos of the Milky Way in the Florida Keys but between islands the light pollution is low and I thought this dead tree would make a neat foreground. This early in the year the Core also rises in the very early hours before dawn so I was walking along these tide pools at 3am to set up for this shot. I was annoyed that a tanker truck decided to park near me on the roadside at this beach, but his lights ended up lighting the foreground for me! So happy to have my first Milky Way images this year from a new location.
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No, it is the the Time and Tide Bell near Mablethorpe on the Lincolnshire Coast.. On this vast beach it can be seen for miles but the weather although warm had a featureless almost colourless sky due to haze caused by pollution. I did my best to inject a little more blue into the sky without changing the colour of the bell but its still a little blah..
Nevertheless here it is...I would love to get another photo of this sometime and the beach is beautiful and vast and if you bump into anyone its rare - although the foot prints show that it does have a regular stream of visitors. Two people walking the shoreline in this shot show the scale of this beach ( if you can make their tiny figures out )
It starts ringing as soon as the tide comes in and other bells like it have already been installed at six beaches across the country.
Time and Tide Bell is an art project made up of bells, designed by UK sculptor Marcus Vergette and Australian bell designer Neil McLachlan, installed at coastal locations in the UK. The first one was placed at Appledore, Devon, in 2009 and the seventh at Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire in June 2019
The blast furnaces near IJmuiden have been in the news negatively for years. Huge emissions of CO2, graphite rains and black snow. For nearby built-up areas, a public health disaster. The Netherlands fails to take effective action against this big polluter. Again and again, the company Tata Steel manages to slip through the net of environmental permits.
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It looks really pretty, BUT it is pollution. There is the street overflow. So after rain there is alot of debris. There is an inbetween station thats collects bottle sticks whatever before it travel to next pond. There are several of these collect basins before it ends up in Lake Ontario. This is the 1st collect basin. The blue colour is reflection a blue grafitti. I have no clue what debris was but it was very thick cream like gathering around the stick. I was very hard to focus on. Good manul focus practise. Straight from camera.
Pollution is a killer made by people......!
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Taken long after nightfall. The iPhone does help to brighten up the sky, but nevertheless it's still quite bright. The yellowness in the centre left of the picture is the light pollution coming from Brighton and Hove.
Taken about an hour after sunset. Just above Jack and Jill windmills is the moon, and the yellow light is from the AmEx stadium. They use artificial light to look after the grass of the pitch.
Beyond that is the urban sprawl of Brighton and Hove (actually!).
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The dew pond from South Downs Way between J&J Windmills and Ditchling Beacon. This was taken about 2 hours after sunset. The yellow tinge in the sky is from the AmEx stadium, the artificial lighting helping to condition the pitch there. The orange tinge on the right comes from the light pollution from Brighton and Hove