Real West
View allAll Photos Tagged terrain
Instagram: www.instagram.com/jl.dumas
500Px: 500px.com/jldum
Travels: www.flickr.com/photos/jldum/albums/72157667373386054
A voice had an important message for me.
Damn, I did not listen properly.
Unknown Terrain. All different. But lovely.
© gerd kozik/ yarin asanth 2017
Le Marô est une zone humide qui s’étend sur deux départements, la Vendée et la Loire-Atlantique, 18 communes et plus de 36 000 hectares. Un patrimoine naturel et traditionnel riche à découvrir dans le Marô. Observez la faune et la flore sauvage vendéenne. Le marais est un terrain d’observation privilégié pour les amateurs de faune et de flore. Au printemps, c’est un lieu intense de nidification. Et à l’automne, bernaches cravants, huîtriers pies, aigrettes blanches, avocettes élégantes élisent domicile dans la Baie de Bourgneuf. Les huîtres et le sel au cœur du Marô. Les marais salants fascinent autant par leur implacable géométrie que par leur récolte ! Entre le 11e et le 13e siècle, les premières salines ont été creusées sous l’impulsion des moines bénédictins. Aujourd’hui encore, cette tradition se perpétue. Au-delà des canaux et des marais, il faut aussi aller sur la côte pour apprécier l’ambiance des pêcheries et découvrir l’ostréiculture.
The Marô is a wetland which extends over two departments, Vendée and Loire-Atlantique, 18 municipalities and more than 36,000 hectares. A rich natural and traditional heritage to discover in the Marô. Observe the wild fauna and flora of the Vendée. The marsh is a privileged observation ground for lovers of fauna and flora. In spring, it is an intense place of nesting. And in the fall, brant geese, oystercatchers, white egrets, elegant avocets take up residence in the Bay of Bourgneuf. Oysters and salt in the heart of Marô. The salt marshes fascinate as much by their implacable geometry as by their harvest! Between the 11th and 13th centuries, the first saltworks were dug at the instigation of the Benedictine monks. Even today, this tradition continues. Beyond the canals and marshes, you must also go to the coast to appreciate the atmosphere of the fisheries and discover oyster farming.
Veuillez ne pas utiliser mes images sur des sites Web, des blogs ou d'autres médias sans ma permission écrite. Si vous souhaitez utiliser mes images sur des sites Web, des blogs ou d'autres médias contactez moi par message ou sur mon site web !
Please do not use my images on websites, blogs or other media without my written permission. If you want to use my images on websites, blogs or other media contact me by message or on my website!
You can see my textures on my sim and buy them InWorld Store Location: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Lake%20Mountbatten/68/135/25
*************************************************************************************
IN ORDER TO SEE GROUND TEXTURES IN THEIR BEST VIEW, PLEASE SET "SCALE OF TERRAIN TEXTURES RENDERING" TO 5! THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT. THIS IS INFO FOR FIRESTORM USERS ONLY.
CNTR+P --> RENDERING --> the last lane on the bottom
*************************************************************************************
Fall colours under a cloudless sky in the North Slave District of Canada's Northwest Territories. This setting is northwest of Yellowknife.
Friche
Terre abandonnée, vierge ou en état d’inculture.
Territoire ou terrain qui n’est pas peuplé par les hommes.
Friche Belle de Mai
Friche à la Marseillaise…
400 000 visiteurs/an, 2000 m2 d’espaces d’exposition, 8000 m2 de toit terrasse, plus de 600 évènements culturels/an
Marseille - La Friche Belle de Mai - 2019
After winter, I assume this carved bit of land will be a gateway for another river spur for the snow melt It lines up with the mountain gully and the river is not far from here.
Un petit montage que j'avais fait il y a quelques temps mais que je n'avais pas publié (je ne sais pas pourquoi).
After weeks of confinement I thought it was time to download what was in the camera and surprise ..... more crabs, A sand bubbler crab showing its all terrain abilty on Chinamans Beach, Evans Head.
Appoigny - 2017 (Yonne - France)
® Don't use this image on Websites/Blog or any other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved, don't use without permission.
Explored 8/19/09
This atmospheric shot was taken yesterday morning. I loved the backlight on the grasses in the foreground.
Rocky terrain along one of the trails at Mississippi Palisades State Park. On the day of this trek temps were in the upper 40s but some snow and ice remained in the shadowed areas. Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 4
Kratié (Cambodge) - A quelques kilomètres du centre de la plaisante ville de Kratié, en longeant le Mekong, on accède au village flottant. J’ai déjà eu l’occasion de dire que ce terme de « village flottant » est abusif ; uniquement destiné à attirer les touristes. En réalité le village est constitué maisons en bois, construite sur la terre ferme du rivage. Les cabanes flottantes qui sont hors-champ, ne sont destinées qu’à la pêche.
Les maisons, partiellement sur pilotis car accrochées à la colline, sont derrière moi, une dizaine de mètres plus haut. Je suis descendu dans le lit de la rivière à marée basse. Quand l’eau se retire, elle laisse place à une étendue boueuse qui sert de terrain de jeu aux enfants. Quelques minutes avant que je prenne cette photos, les gamins jouaient au football.
• Kratié (Cambodia) - A few kilometers from the center of the pleasant town of Kratié, along the Mekong, you reach the floating village. I have already had occasion to say that this term "floating village" was abusive; only intended to attract tourists. In reality the village is made up of wooden houses, built on the main land. The floating cabins that are off-field are only intended for fishing.
The houses, partially on stilts because they cling to the hill, are behind me, about ten meters higher. I went down to the river bed at low tide. When the water has receded, it gives way to a muddy expanse that serves as a playground for children. A few minutes before I took this photo, the kids were playing football.
There are several bizarre geological formations spreading over a mile or so (0.85 mile / 1.36 km) near the village Mikrovalto, Kozanē County, west Macedonia, Greece. It took the formations thousands of years to be created mainly by corrosion of the surrounding ground, according to geology experts. Every single formation resembles a chimney (colloquially aka “boucharí”), so the entire area or geological park has got the toponym “Bouchária” (plural form of the bouchari word).
The formations look like pillars or columns with a height of 7–20 ft (2-6 m) approximately. They consist of a mixture of sand and clay etc. adhered together by ferrous oxides and silicon dioxide. There are slates (or slabs of schist) capping the high pillars.
Within the same park there are also “nochtária,” looking like numerous confluent pyramids. The nochtaria lack schist caps, but otherwise their composition is the same as the Boucharia's.
Warning: The phallus-shaped Bouchtaria have long been associated with the occult and several superstitions discouraging the local inhabitants from approaching them at night; tradition has it that the formations are fairies' or even demons' quarters or dwellings! Please mind your steps whilst walking the well-worn path!
This Limpkin was seen in open terrain near the city of Guapimirim in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil. This distinctive species, the sole member of its family, is a specialist feeder on apple snails.
Les gouttelettes de la brume de rosée font apparaître la multitude de toiles d'araignées qui tapissent la prairie en ce matin d'automne sur les hauteurs de Saint-Flour.