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Here is a recent image to break up my recent Tahoe photos. I had to go tonight and see the impending storm that is making its way down the Pacific coast. Early this morning we had hail, which is unique since we live right on the beach. I ran up the coast just North of Santa Cruz. The whole way up all I could do was keep my eyes on these crazy sun beams. Seriously the whole ocean was lit up by isolated beams hitting the surface North, South and West of Santa Cruz.
As I ran down the cliff to the beach I watched the beams disappear. I just missed them. I am sure that up North they were going off, but I was already down at the site by that time, and it would take 30 minutes to run up the hill and find another site.
Here is my version of the approaching storm, that is sure to bring a week of power outages, flooding and more snow and hail.
Nikon D300
Tokina 11-16mm @ 11mm
ISO 100
f/11 for 2s
Singh-Ray 3 stop reverse
Lee .6 soft GND
Rays of Light
Right place at the right time!
(Natural light)
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Location: Portugal
Date: 26 April, 2009
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Camera: Canon 400D
Lens: Sigma 10-20
Flash: No
Tripod: Yes
Filters: Yes
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Flowers ... are a proud assertion that a ray of beauty outvalues all the utilities of the world.
Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-82) American writer
That's the science part ...
The email of the species is deadlier than the mail.
Witty ditty of the day :)x
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Stood in the viewing tunnel at the Deep, when this Ray passed me by.....love the intricate patterns on it's topside.
"Ray of Light:" I took this image about 4 months ago and finally revisited my archives and got around to posting it. Hope you enjoy!
It's so unfair - poor Ray always seems to get second best but in truth we spoil all our cats. Ray could use the cat flap but chooses to stay outside. Pixie just wants to be number one and she does seem to gloat when she gets the best spot to sit.
As much as I like buiding mecha and spaceships, I am always conscious that I should be broadening my building horizons a bit. And ever since I got my hands on one of the Avatar sets at the start of last year, I knew that I wanted to re-purpose the parts into some sort of creature, instead of something mechanical.
That it's taken me until now tells you how long it took to come up with an idea. In the end I went to one of my favourite animals: the Manta Ray, albeit one that flies through air rather than water. I guess I couldn't quite shake the Avatar influence.
I'm not sure about the colour scheme - I think the body and tail needs something brighter, but these are the parts I had at hand. I do like how posable it is though.
One of the awesome things about the typical gulf coast summer is that cloud formations around with scattered showers make for some awesomely dramatic skies.
I found the rays on this afternoon to be pretty interesting. The fronts did bring with them some decent wind gusts, combined with sketchy light over Mobile made this a more of a challenge than usual in terms of aerial work.
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La cascade du Ray-Pic à Péreyres (Ardèche, Rhône-Alpes).
Ray-Pic Wasserfall in Péreyres (Ardèche, Rhône-Alpes, Frankreich).
Ray-pic waterfall in Péreyres (Ardèche, Rhône-Alpes, France).
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Rays Club, a roving box car saloon, pulls up to the team track on the Linwood Ave Industrial layout. I made this for my friend Ray Molinar
"Una cerveza, por favor."
"Donde es el bano?"
Going back to my stay in Paignton at the beginning of October. I was really captivated by the morning light rays coming through the clouds on the ocean.
Right when you start believing things will get better... they do! Beautiful sunset today at a new location for me.
Spent a lovely day at Nant yr Arian and Aberystwyth braving the cold elements (Snow, Hail & Rain) with friends John, Peter Eva & Jean
Raynas eyes are like rain and she seems to be in a poetically pensive mood today. Perhaps it is the rain...
6:43 pm CET -> Arnía
Focal length: 31 mm
Aperture: f/9
Exposure: 123 sec
ISO Speed: 200
Singh-Ray LB Color Combo Polarizer
Manfrotto 190CXPRO4 + 460MG
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The ocean you see above is actually a farmer's field just outside Chaffee, MO. After over 20" of rain in the past six days, the skies dried up and the sun shined today. A welcome sight for sure.
Though it has been rough here, my thoughts and prayers go out to all those down south in Mississippi and Alabama that suffered through massive tornadoes yesterday.