View allAll Photos Tagged wind
Altocumulus Lenticularis. These middle-level clouds form when wind blows across a mountain range, to form air waves on the lee side. The wave is invisible, but when moisture is present at the top of the wave, these clouds are formed.
Cut and paste from: www.yankalilla.sa.gov.au/
"The Starfish Hill Wind Farm is located across two hills on the tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula near Cape Jervis and was the first wind farm built in South Australia. The site was selected because the area has consistently high winds, is sparsely populated and the land was previously cleared for farming and grazing.
Starfish Hill rises to a height of 306 metres along a north-south ridge about three kilometres from the coastline. Salt Creek Hill, west of Starfish Hill on another north-south ridge, has a height of 220 metres and is about one kilometre from the coast. West of Salt Creek Hill, steep cliffs rise 100 metres above the sea.
There are 23 wind turbines with 15 located on Salt Creek Hill and 8 on Starfish Hill. Each of the turbines has 3 blades with a tower height of 68 metres and overall height of 100 metres from the ground to the blade tip.
The wind farm provides enough energy to meet the needs of about 18,000 households (ie. 2% of the State's residential customers) and adds 1% to the available generation capacity in South Australia."
The F-35 will find any moisture in the air and turn it into vapes.
F-35C BuNo 170104 lands at Navy Fort Worth.
Sun 08/05/2005 14:15 08052005(008)
In the foreground is a sundial, behind a wind compass in the fort at Sagres
We drove past the new wind farm at Lissett. Impressive as I have not seen many of these close. Each of these is 2.5mw. They look dramatic in the sunshine against the clouds.
Model: Abigail
The work contained in my gallery is copyrighted ©2006-2014 Alice Marie Photography. All rights reserved. My work may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way without my written permission. My work does not belong to the public domain.
7 giant wind mills seen from a distance. Located in Denmark, north of Aalborg
The picture has been used on the internet page "practicalenvironmentalist"
www.practicalenvironmentalist.com/?p=1951&akst_action...
This picture was used by the danish newspaper "Nordjyske Stiftstidende" Dec 3rd 2008 in an advertising for a local danish tourist brochure.
© yakkerDK/Ole Houen 2008
Copyright for this gallery photo belongs solely to yakkerDK/Ole Houen. Images may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the expressed, written permission of the photographer.
Weather at Pasir Ris Park was breathtaking last evening, cool, very windy and overcast sky.
As I do most of Sundays, went again to have a walk on beach.
Enjoyed weather mainly, took few photographs at the same time… I like specially this one, let me explain why so? First because one can get feel of wind from leaves and hair and second DOF, which is neither shallow enough to blur the leaves and remove effect of wind and nor deep enough to make background get mixed with subject… its just perfect.