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Imagine Dragons - Ferris Wheel
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UwEq-OELmY
He's never gonna treat you right I'm sure
He's never gonna kiss you like he should
He's never gonna tuck you in at night
You've always been afraid to settle down
And I don't even blame you 'cause look how these boys are now
Promise that I'll make you feel
Like we're on a Ferris Wheel
We're always young and innocent
I promise you when things get hard
Our love will be strong enough
I know we'll last I'm confident
I don't mean to speak in fairy tales
We've had some heaven and some hell
And I can only speak for myself
And I'm speechless
You've always been afraid to claim this town
But I don't even blame you 'cause look how
These boys are now
Promise that I'll make you feel
Like we're on a Ferris Wheel
Always young and innocent
I promise you when things get hard
Our love will be strong enough
I know we'll last, I'm confident
'Cause when birds fly south, it's a beautiful thing
Buy a big white house and a diamond ring
Leave it all behind, leave it all behind
'Cause when birds fly south, it's a beautiful thing
Buy a big white house and a diamond ring
Leave it all behind, leave it all behind
Promise that I'll make you feel
Like we're on a Ferris Wheel
Always young and innocent
I promise you when things get hard
Our love will be strong enough
I know we'll last, I'm confident
I know we'll last, I'm confident
Ice caves are one of the most fascinating spectacles you can find in Iceland. Unlike in many other places in the world Icelandic glacier ice caves are rapidly changing, from season to season, from their appearance to the location.
Most glacier caves are started by water running through or under the glacier. This water often originates on the glacier's surface through melting, entering the ice at a moulin and exiting at the glacier's snout at base level. Heat transfer from the water can cause sufficient melting to create an air-filled cavity, sometimes aided by solifluction. Air movement can then assist enlargement through melting in summer and sublimation in winter. Every year, guides scout the glaciers in order to observe the changes of the older ice caves, or to find new ones.
Some glacier caves are formed by geothermal heat from volcanic vents or hotsprings beneath the ice. One example is the Kverkfjöll glacier cave in the Vatnajökull glacier.
Glacier caves may be used by glaciologists to gain access to the interior of glaciers. The study of glacier caves themselves is sometimes called "glaciospeleology".
This image was taken as the first light was hitting an ice cave wall, revealing it´s majestic structure and color.
Vatnajökull, Iceland
Nikon D810, Irix 11mm
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"Observe, that the nose has been formed to bear spectacles - thus we have spectacles"
(Voltaire - Candide)
119 pictures in 2019 - spectacles
The struggle of losing your reading distance is not having your glasses handy when you need to inspect something closely.
AF 540 FGZ in a speedbounce 40 out front, and a bare AF 360 FGZ triggered by Cactus V6.
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This shot was inspired by the 5FIA Monthly Challenge theme - Opening
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here i am playing with my glasses. they are kind of old pair but close to my heart. i like them more than the new ones i got.
My second pair of $20 glasses from Zenni Optical (I screwed up the prescription on my first order).
I think they make me look like a megadork, therefore they are awesome.
Entry for Canon Photo5 Competition in 2009.
Because I rocked up to my friends' house not knowing what photos to take, I asked them to play it out for me.
I later realized that my remote release was out of commission and I didn't even have a flash with me, so I took the camera off the tripod, pushed the ISO and used only window light for this photo.
Initially the photos featured just two of my friends, but I needed to add complexity to the shot, and that was when their dog came in handy.
The setting sun casts the shadow of Turret Arch onto the nose of the "The Spectacles" (aka The Windows); Arches National Park, Moab...
The storm clouds in Lake Powell on our way back to the harbor.
It's not everyday we witness such show of force and beauty from mother nature.
A relatively drab olive-yellow flycatcher with indistinct tawny wingbars (sometimes nearly lacking) and yellowish spectacles. Fairly common in Andean cloud forest from Venezuela to Peru. Singles or pairs found in the lower levels of forest, sometimes (but not always) with mixed-species flocks. Occurs from around 1,200–2,700 m.
These were photographed in Ecuador guided by Neotropic Photo Tours.
I was watching "Earth's Greatest Spectacles" this morning, about Svalbard, and the shots of the glaciers brought back good memories of Iceland.
This is Fjallsárlón glacier, which we were fortunate to see in a brilliant shade of blue. The light wasn't ideal, but the mist and cloud all added to a classic Icelandic feel.