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372 photos merged into one image using the lighten layer-blending mode in photoshop. The process was automated using the script from advancedstackerplus.com I took out some vehicles that drove down the road and added the blades of the windmills back in because they look funny without them.
“...come take me out of this dull world,
For I would ride with you upon the wind,
Run on the top of the dishevelled tide,
And dance upon the mountains like a flame.”
― W.B. Yeats, The Land of Heart's Desire
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Winds of Change...Featuring Jumo and Finesmith with Alberta Jewelry
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Wind turbines on the Oklahoma prairie - actually sitting near the Arbuckle Mountains (which are basically small hills) off of I-35 about an hour drive north of the Texas border.
Dans mon environnement proche il y a des éoliennes qui doivent être prochainement démontées parce qu'elles sont trop vieilles. A leur place d'autres doivent être fabriquées, transportées et installées. Mais qui se pose la question du bilan carbone vu que les éoliennes déposées sont à terre et non recyclées ?
In my immediate area, there are wind turbines that are due to be dismantled soon because they are too old. In their place, new ones must be manufactured, transported, and installed. But who is considering the carbon footprint, given that the dismantled turbines are on the ground and not recycled?
Hace 150 millones de años, en el Período Jurásico Medio Superior, el área que ocupa este Monumento Natural de Bosques Petrificados presentaba un clima estable de gran humedad. Se desarrollaban en esta región densos bosques con árboles gigantescos, entre los que merecen destacarse antiguos parientes de los pehuenes o araucarias. Al inicio del Período Cretácico, erupciones volcánicas, que coincidieron con el inicio del levantamiento de la Cordillera, sepultaron vastas extensiones del territorio patagónico, con ceniza y lava. Parte de los bosques cubiertos por cenizas fueron sometidos a procesos de petrificación. El surgimiento de la Cordillera de los Andes produjo transformaciones drásticas en el ambiente, al cambiar el clima de toda la Patagonia. Desde entonces, la humedad transportada por los vientos del Pacífico se condensa al atravesar las alturas y origina lluvias que permiten el desarrollo de los bosques andino patagónicos actuales. Los fuertes vientos continúan su camino hacia el Este desecando aún más la estepa. Posteriormente, la erosión de un territorio que se fue haciendo cada vez más árido, la lluvia y el viento, dejaron al descubierto grandes sectores de estos bosques que se petrificaron con el transcurrir de millones de años, quedando inclusive algunos ejemplares en pie.
150 Million years ago, in the Upper Mid-Jurassic period, the area that deals with this Natural Monument of Petrified Forests showed a stable climate of high humidity. They were developed in this region dense forests with gigantic trees, among which it is worth stressing older relatives of the puzzle trees or. At the beginning of the Cretaceous period, volcanic eruptions, which coincided with the beginning of the uprising of the Cordillera, buried vast expanses of the Patagonian territory, with ash and lava. Part of the forest covered by ashes were subjected to processes of petrification. The emergence of the Cordillera of the Andes produced drastic transformations in the environment, changing the climate in all of Patagonia. Since then, the moisture carried by the winds from the Pacific is condensed through the heights and originates rains that allow the development of the Andean Patagonian forests today. Strong winds continue their journey toward the further This draining the steppe. Subsequently, the erosion of a territory that was becoming more arid, rain and wind, uncovered the large sectors of these forests that were petrified into with the elapse of millions of years, leaving even some copies on foot.
What else to do on a day home from work due to Wind Chill Warnings than to try and photograph hot water thrown to the wind.
A Lanzarote terra, cielo e mare s'incontrano in una armonia selvaggia.
La natura svela la sua forza e bellezza, dipingendo riflessi di luce mentre le nuvole si rincorrono al ritmo del vento, specchiando i propri colori nei punti dove il mare è protetto dagli scogli di lava.
La luce dorata danza con lo sguardo.
La foto non riesce a trasmettere la potenza del vento, e l'odore di salsedine mista a petricore per la recente pioggia
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With a cold, wind-blown rain falling in the Canadian National/DMIR yard at Proctor, Minnesota – Bessemer SD40T-3 #904, part of a power set that will take taconite empties back north in a few hours, idles while an SD38-2 powered yard job shoves past. – September 5th, 2017 ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
WAMX 1216 is the works switcher at the Vestas wind turbine factory, Brighton, CO. Train is loaded with rotors, with plenty of 4-truck heavy load freight cars around.
Wind Wolves is an ecologically unique region where the Transverse Ranges, Coast Ranges, Sierra Nevada, western Mojave Desert and San Joaquin Valley converge. Due to elevation ranging from 640 to 6,005 feet, the preserve has an impressive array of landforms and habitats that serve as a critical landscape linkage and wildlife corridor between the Coast Ranges and Sierra Nevada.
If you reveal your secrets to the wind, you should not blame the wind for revealing them to the trees.
Khalil Gibran