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A small stream in the Rock Garden of the Royal Botanical Garden, Burlington, Ontario. The small size of the stream can be inferred by the ferns and leaves adjacent to it, but its calming rhythm is quite soothing. The water is coloured blue, for what reason I do not know.
A scene from the banks of the local lakes with the grasses and reeds and bushes obscuring the glorious trees and water in the distance. The wind was soft and gentle at the time and the grasses were gently swaying across the frame
Old fashioned Victorian cottage with a concave verandah, along which the sun is skipping along rhythmically. Spottd in the Adelaide central business district, during a work lunch walk.
Macro Mondays theme: Summer Olympic Sports
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Created for Art Museion Contest 12 - Repitition, Pattern and Rhythm: www.flickr.com/groups/artmuseion/discuss/72157648818350719/
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"The same stream of life that runs through my veins night and day runs through the world and dances in rhythmic measures."
Rabindranath Tagore
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A beautiful display of the aurora as it dances across the evening sky.
Iceland oh Iceland...I heart for you. Your beauty is like no other. So other worldly with your striking landscapes. My expectations were met and then some. Thank you for being so welcoming to me. My mind was completely blown....simply at a loss for words many times. My images or words can't describe this amazing country.
I'm finally done with my Iceland images. I have to say, that these images have been some of the more challenging images that I've processed in some time. I literally threw everything in my arsenal at them. Trying to convey the mood and atmosphere of these amazing scenes was much harder than I expected. To finally see all the images as a whole in one place is rewarding. To see my latest images from Iceland please visit my website.
I'm going to be wrapping up the year with this gallery. This year has been an amazing year for me photographically. I had the opportunity to see and photograph some amazing landscapes. Some of which I still can't believe I was able to capture. I love what I do....the fire stills burns, the passion is still deep.
Thanks for everyone's support this past year! I really appreciate it. Keep inspiring....shoot for yourself....excel. Peace and Love.
Es movimiento constante y con ritmo, pues las cosas viven moviéndose y ganan fuerza mientras lo hacen.
As I am frequently asked, what this is:
Stairs in the sunlight through semi-closed blinds. The stairs are partially hidden by the banister of which some tiny parts are exposed to the sun as well. This is a colour image, btw.
Inspired by Europe's Gymnastics gold medalists. Textures by me.
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This is another lifelong favorite of a seven year old kid pushing 38. The roar of this big, sloshing pot of hot water can be heard hundreds of yards away.
The Washburn Expedition and the Hayden Survey discovered Mud Volcano during the early 1870s. Both groups heard the sound "resembling the reports of distant artillery" for several miles before arriving at Mud Volcano. Mud Volcano at that time exploded with mud from its hillside alcove. Since then Mud Volcano has quieted but still remains a bubbling, seething spring.
DRAGON'S MOUTH
Temperature 170.2°F Dimensions 18x30 feet. Depth 16 feet. Dragon's Mouth is a turbulent hot spring with a cavernous mouth. Water sloshes rhythmically in and out of the cavern giving the impression of a large overflow; however, the actual discharge is quite small. Much of the activity and energy is located within the cavern. As hot water rises to the surface, hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and water vapor gases expand creating a pressure explosion in the cavern. The resulting activity is sloshing, belching, and steaming.
Mud Volcano Area, also known for Black Dragon's Caldron, Sour Lake, Mud Caldron, Dragon's Mouth Spring, and Sulfur Caldron, is very acidic. Iron sulfide is responsible for the dark-gray, blacker brown-colored water, while hydrogen sulfide produces the "rotten egg" smell common to the Mud Volcano area.