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Dongchuan red earth terraces, Yunnan, China 雲南 東川 紅土地 打馬坎

Photographer: Marco Gambula

Wind shaped trees on Humphrey Head overlooking Morecambe Bay near Grange over Sands in Cumbria

My sister, Betty and I found the most awesome place yesterday. It was a lovely Botanical Garden. Though many of the flowers were already gone for the year, I loved the wind sculptures. We are looking forward to going there in the Spring when it is in full bloom.

Almost like flying

Wind storms in the Sierra Nevada mountains often break off small limbs. Recently, Nevada County suffered a heavy wet snow storm which broke off tree limbs and broke the crowns out of many conifers. This is one of those tree limbs in black and white.

Wind power station among fields of rape.

Windkraftanlage inmitten blühender Rapsfelder.

Putting on make-up for a picture day at her dance school and took a walk afterwards. Wind and how it moves things always look beautiful to me.

Winifred the witch is counting the days to Halloween.

 

I found Winifred at Target, she was the last one they had The background is Halloween origami paper from a Daiso store.

   

Might be a long walk home!

Kodak Folding Pocket 2b, Ilford FP4 in Kodak XTOL (1+1)

Winds of Bora brings out the wind surfers in the Gulf of Trieste

Whilst the old steam winder is still in good order at the National Mining Museum at Caphouse Colliery, it was deemed unsuitable for winding visitors going underground. This hydraulic winder was erected to handle the work having been built by engineering company Needham Brothers & Brown Ltd of Barnsley, a firm with a long history of working for the coal industry. It has now been taken over by Qualter Hall & Co Ltd.

Photographer: Peter Elgar

Makeup: Mish Bratsos

Hair: Steph Bratsos

Gibraltar flagged chemical tanker seen anchored off Kingsgate, Kent. Grt 10,549 en-route to Purfleet. Part of Thanet wind farm behind.

Wind Sculpture by British Nigerian artist, Yinka Shonibare at Grand Army Plaza, Manhattan, New York City, USA.

 

Find more about the artist here.

Wind blowing throught the reeds in a snowy swamp

There's something I really love about wind, which is funny because I used to hate it entirely.

 

Growing up in a valley in Alaska, we had very aggressive gusts of winter wind, and it would keep me up at night thinking our house would blow over.

 

Then I grew up and started to see wind as something like a testament to how small and weak I am. Wind is so innately strong and huge and powerful, and somehow I started to see that as a good thing.

 

Now, wind reminds me of how little control I can attain over my own life as well as all circumstances, which is more freeing than scary. Gotta love wind.

 

More lipstick...

...from previous artworks.

 

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In the Algarve we have plenty of wind mills to produce energy out of wind. When I went for a ride yesterday at dusk I saw these and I had to shoot them.

 

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Dennington, Suffolk, England

Somewhere in Zuid-Holland

Minsca Wind Farm taken from Repentance Hill, at a distance of 6.5 miles.

Nikon F

Nikkor 35mm f/2.8 Ai

Kodak Ektar 100

 

Pentax 645z

67-55mm

Abandoned coal mine headstock winder control room.

"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails."

William Arthur Ward

 

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Greg Wyatt, 1983, Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA, sculpture

nikon fe - nikkor 50mm 1.4 ai - kodak ultra max 400 - epson3200

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