View allAll Photos Tagged unbroken
A peak below the summit of Mt. Jacobsen enveloped with incredible atmospheric conditions on the shoulder of a storm in the Coastal Mountains.
West Horndon, Essex | April 2011
Polaroid SX-70 [Tan] | TheImpossibleProject PX680 Beta
[Losing Focus] | [Twitter]
[All photographs © Toby Marsh. Please do not re-use without permission.]
SX70Tan_PX680_02_04_2011_03_edit_web
The Wildhearts - Unbroken | The New Flesh EP | 2007
Amid the unbroken whiteness of Antarctica, a commercial jet—an Icelandair B757—rests improbably on a polished blue-ice runway at Union Glacier. Surrounded by the vast emptiness of the Ellsworth Mountains, it looks more like a mirage than a machine: a symbol of human audacity stitched into the most remote continent on Earth. This is not a traditional airport—there are no terminals, no tarmacs, no control towers—only snow, silence, and the low rumble of logistics in motion.
Operated by Iceland Air under contract to Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (ALE), the aircraft delivers explorers, scientists, filmmakers, and dreamers to one of the last true frontiers. Landing here is no small feat. The wheels meet a runway made of ancient ice—scoured, grooved, and maintained by precision machinery to keep it smooth and grippy enough for a jetliner. Pilots train specifically for this descent, calculating every detail down to the angle of the sun and the density of the air. Touching down safely in such a place feels like threading a needle between extremes—temperature, isolation, and atmospheric pressure.
Around the aircraft, a dance of activity unfolds. Passengers in red parkas disembark onto a frozen surface that has held its form for millennia. Specialized over-snow vehicles—tracked, rugged, orange—stand ready to ferry them into the field. The ice underfoot is more than a setting; it’s a time machine, holding within it the atmospheric secrets of hundreds of thousands of years.
Union Glacier is not just a logistics hub—it’s a portal. From here, expeditions fan out toward the South Pole, the Vinson Massif, or deeper still into the blank map of the interior. For many, this touchdown is more than a milestone—it’s the culmination of a lifelong dream, and the beginning of something far larger than themselves.
Here, where the sky is diamond-clear and the silence hums with ancient power, the improbable becomes routine. A jet engine in Antarctica. A runway of ice. A brief moment when human endeavor touches the edge of the sublime.
Bus driver made a sharp U-turn waking me up from the slumbering. Warm, bright and sunny day; cloudless blue skies and emerald green waters; small fishing village with a temple on the shore and couple of shack shops selling colorful balloons and souvenir statues of the Hindu deities; few stray dogs and non-existing bus stop at the end of the sandy road appeared in the window as I got up.
I have reached another sea. That very sentence stuck in my head the minute this fascinating picture at the shore of the Arabian Sea revealed itself. The tranquility of the place felt magic and hypnotic. I was deeply enthralled by the charm of it and didn't learn the name of the village; later, realizing that, I decided to leave it that way.
Reaching another sea may seem like an ordinary event, however this time it felt different, a dream like. Even now, when I close my eyes, I still see and feel the alchemy of it. Perhaps I was dreaming…
On the bus from Junagadh to Dwarka (Gujarat, India)
November 3rd, 2015
Sad to hear that the old Kinnegar Jetty has been badly damaged again during the recent bad weather. The end has now completely gone and it doesn't look good for the remainder? This is a shot from a while ago when it was in better condition.
This is how it looks now www.flickr.com/gp/ronnielmills/koRE62
What could be more still! I took a recent trip down to Kennel Vale, just the most spectacular valley I have seen for a long time. I can't quite believe I have never been here before. There is this flooded quarry as you enter the woodland which has such great colours.
I didn't have much time there and need a return journey when I can get the old filters out and find some other vantage points. The real attraction with the place is actually the river and old water leats and watermills. As soon as the sun is out I will be there.
Smile from Bali
Life will go on for the Balinese. Their spirit cannot be broken.
the concept: black border is the past, the blast, darkness, sadness, anger.... even tho the balinese girl facing a dark time but she won't look the past... live must go on, bali must go on, there are hope and faith.... pray for us
A continued series from Javajive
We were forged in fire; not to degrade into something less, but crafted into the best version of ourselves.
A new picture from the shoot just out and i love it and i have the idea to make a cd cover with it.i know it's simple but hope you like it.
Australia has the longest unbroken fences in the world. The Dingo (Dog) Fence built in the early 1900s to keep dingo out of the sheep grazing areas of south east Australia is 5,400km long. That is two and a half times the length of the Great Wall in China.
This cattle fence in Western Queensland is being propped up in places: the wooden posts have most likely been eaten out by white ants. Flooding also causes costly damage to fences.
I am known for shooting most of my images at 17mm with everything in focus, but when I walked by and peered into this broken window, I couldn't resist the framing and shallow depth of field.
Bijin Warmaidens Overhaul. She may be a LITTLE too glam for Uthgerdt (after all, she's named Uthgerdt) but it's 10x better than vanilla so whatever.
Now, here the DoF does what I intend it to do... just tricky to get it there. However, I will say, the DoF is great for normal gameplay.
I was mostly testing out interior lighting on characters during daytime to see how it turns out. Not bad... but I'm thinking I need filmic tonemapping to save my life...
Opethfeldt 7 Unofficial Update Tribute ENB WIP
Last year I visited Sitakunda, a town situated on an unbroken flat land of alluvial deposits that lies below the level of high tide of Bay of Bengal that is free from tidal effects and flash floods of the area. Due to an embankment it has been developed as a satellite town of Chittagong to reduce the population pressure on. There I went to Chandranath Temple that has a footprint of Lord Buddha. And for your information, among the many temples in Chittagong this is a must visit place. The temple is situated at hilltops and is mostly regarded as the sacred places of visit. Anyway, I met this man there and talked to him. He was the pilgrim who stays there and takes care of the Temple. Alone in his world, he lost his family, all of them. And now he continues to devote his life to his almighty.
Taken at Sitakunda, Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Please don't use or alter this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved.
Petronas Towers at night viewed from Suria KLCC mall podium. The Petronas Towers is the centrepiece of Kuala Lumpur City Centre; embodying Kuala Lumpur's transformation into a fully developed city.
Taken during a short trip to Kuala Lumpur in the summer of 2015.