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A layer of wet heavy snow leaves contamination on critical aerodynamic surfaces.

Station Approach, Shanklin

A property of liquids such that their surfaces behave like a thin, elastic film. Surface tension is an effect of intermolecular attraction, in which molecules at or near the surface undergo a net attraction to the rest of the fluid, while molecules not near the surface are attracted to other molecules equally in all directions and undergo no net attraction. Because of surface tension, the surface of a liquid can support light objects (such as water beetles on the surface of a pond). Surface tension is responsible for the spherical shape of drops of liquid; spheres minimize the surface area of the drop and thus minimize surface tension.

Pekachilla (San Sebastien - Spain)

spotted betta fish. Highly territorial by nature, these fish need to be kept separate so they don't hurt each other.

A male great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) just barely breaks the surface with his dorsal and caudal (tail) fins. A gull sits on the surface in the shark's path.

 

While I never saw any of the sharks make a concerted effort to attempt to grab a gull, their presence definitely seemed to pique the curiosity of a few of the sharks enough to get them to swim towards them a few times. The gulls had the sense to fly off when the sharks got close.

The edges of ponds and small lakes provide vegetation that interacts seasonally with the water and its reflections...always a fun subject to meditate on.

and near the ferry

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This is an idea that I've had for a bit and that every once in a while I try to realize. The problem is that I don't have any underwater equipment and therefore I got some sky from one picture belonging to the same series because of some reflection problem due to my home made setup.

And so this is the result of the two images...but I'm not far from the idea that I have in my mind... I can do better (I already have several new ideas).

 

E' un' idea che ho da un po di tempo e che ogni tanto provo a realizzare; il problema è che non ho alcuna attrezzatura subacquea... così per questa volta mi sono dovuto accontentare di prendere una parte di cielo da un altro scatto della stessa serie a causa di certi riflessi indesiderati che il mio setup artigianale ha inevitabilmente provocato :-((

Dunque questa è il risultato di due immagini... ma non ci sono lontano, posso fare di meglio (ho già un bel po' di nuove idee).

Sea glass (also called beach glass)

 

Description

 

Material: Glass fragments, originally from bottles, jars, windows, or other manufactured items.

 

Surface: Matte, frosted, slightly pitted texture. This is caused by long-term abrasion and chemical weathering.

 

Shape: Rounded, softened edges, no sharp corners.

 

Formation:

 

Broken glass is tumbled by sand, waves, and currents over many years.

 

The process smooths edges and creates the characteristic frosted surface.

 

Time scale: Typically 20–40+ years (sometimes much longer) to reach this finish.

 

What you have specifically

 

Mixed-color collection: cobalt blue, aqua, green, yellow, amber, clear/white, red

 

Texture appears:

 

Consistently frosted and evenly etched

 

No sharp edges → indicates fully weathered pieces

 

Likely a combination of:

 

Common colors: clear/white, green, brown/amber

 

Less common/rare: cobalt blue, red, bright yellow (these are typically from specialty glass like medicine bottles, signal lights, or decorative items)

 

Key visual indicators (confirmed in your image)

 

Uniform translucency (not transparent like fresh glass)

 

Soft, organic contours

 

Slight internal color gradients due to thickness

 

Occasional tiny pits/abrasion marks

Whistler, BC

 

Nikon F100

Fuji Velvia 50

The stunning curved-glass canopy on the east side of Canary Wharf Station, captured early in the morning; a quieter and more intimate counterpart to the main west canopy, which I captured late at night in June.

 

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The divers return to the surface ready to climb aboard the boat and make the journey back to the shore

Scifi offroad racer with independent suspension and floating cockpit.

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