View allAll Photos Tagged wind
8 minute exposure of the wind turbines lit by the moon. Shot with the rented 14-24 lens @ 14mm on D300
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Railsplitter Windfarm // Delevan, IL
© Stacy Hanna | Please do not use without permission
Heavy rain and windy conditions whipped through Western Washington on Tuesday, October 13. The damaging windstorm caused widespread outages throughout our service area.
Our crews work around the clock to safely assess damage and restore outages caused by tree branches and limbs blown into the power lines by gusty winds. Our Emergency Coordination Center and all of our local storm bases were opened to coordinate our response efforts.
Damage is assessed on Bainbridge Island as cleanup and repairs begin.
Meridian Energy's West Wind wind farm at Makara, near Wellington, has 62 wind turbines and can generate up to 142.6 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
Due to the constant trade winds, even modest waves look spectacular as they crash into Aruba's wild north coast.
Despite the visible opposition to the wind farm industry, there are surprisingly many wind farms decorating the rugged Utah landscape.
This is what I did when I worked for Northrop Aircraft, I built wind tunnel models and supported the the off-site tunnel tests. Of course I never worked on the A-10 (not a Northrop bird) ... but YF-23 wind tunnel model photos are a bit hard to come by :)
Wind Energy is one of the best renewable energies that is available to mankind. This wind mill was clicked when I was covering Desert Storm and was at Mandavi Beach in Gujrat (India). The sun was rising and the sky was gorgeous blue. Couldn't resist the temptation, stopped and clicked.
Heavy rain and windy conditions whipped through Western Washington on Tuesday, October 13. The damaging windstorm caused widespread outages throughout our service area.
Our crews work around the clock to safely assess damage and restore outages caused by tree branches and limbs blown into the power lines by gusty winds. Our Emergency Coordination Center and all of our local storm bases were opened to coordinate our response efforts.
Damage is assessed on Bainbridge Island as cleanup and repairs begin.
Wind ruffles the surface of a freshly filled bird bath while bubbles at the bottom remain undisturbed.
See also, "Wind Water, Choice Frames," posted March 14, 2021.
high winds creating gust blowing snow storm make winter look really mean and cold.This is the best part of winter for photography
The Bonnet Stane itself. It's made of wind eroded Devonian sediments.
Taken last month on a field trip for my geology course.
Since its unveiling in 2001, Kaha Ka ‘Io Me Na Makani, “The Hawk Soars with the Winds” has become a de facto gateway not only to Hilton Hawaiian Village, but to all of Waikiki Beach and is one of the most popular photo spots for visitors to Hawaii. Mixed media sculptor Kim Duffett’s stunning, larger-than-life trinity sculpture reaches heavenward to a height of 15 feet, and consists of one male and two females performing the awe-inspiring movements of hula kahiko on the edge of a lava rock waterfall fronting Kalia Tower. Although the sculpture is cast in bronze, it conveys movement and flow from every angle. With maile lei, pa‘u drapery and haku lauahe (fern ankle and wrist adornments) aloft, the trio’s “wind dance” was chosen by the artist because wind is “invisible energy,” felt but unseen.
According to Duffett, the two female dancers are the spirits of the wind, which can be both soothing and gentle, or strong enough to move us to tears. Together they are the winds that lift the mighty ‘io, the Hawaiian hawk—the central male dancer, who represents the spirit of Hawaii, poised to take flight. Duffett says Kaha Ka ‘Io Me Na Makani represents a re-emergence of Hawaiian culture and pays tribute to the importance of dance, chant and song of Hawaii—giving it “wind and lift.”
© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul
I like the looks of this wild flower...all twisted and wind blown in the sunshine !!john hoellerich photo. fotogjohnh! Just stare at it and it will actually grow while you are string at it !! no kidding ! :)
I couldn't resist the juxtaposition of the children's and adults' versions of wind power. Scene found at the Oregon State Fair, and photographed with my Nikon FM.
All three wind turbines at Arnish Moor. Composite of 10 exposures, merged and blended in PS. The bird at top right flew into the shot for the last five exposures.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
--Visit My Profile--
Links to:
The Flying Monk Website
The Flying Monk Blog
So I shot my very first wedding on thursday! I was so nervous- the pressure of getting some good shots in a short space of time was something I had never experienced before. I am so happy with the outcomes!
For more photographs from the wedding and information go to my NEW website ionataberham.wix.com/photography or my facebook page! www.facebook.com/ionataberhamphotographer
The shifting channels of the Wind River create a maze of islands, braids, and riparian meadows in the Yukon's Peel Watershed. © Jill Pangman.
Wind turbines in the background, with a small town in the foreground.
9 of #TUDelft180
If you would like to use this image, please credit the creator as follows:
'Wind Energy' by Grant Penny is released under CC0
and link to both this location and the relevant license.
Portland, in the state of Victoria, was the first Australian council to receive a development application for wind turbines and now has enough in the shire to provide energy for several local towns combined.
CREDIT COMPULSORY, EDITORIAL USE ONLY
Credit: Greenpeace/Dean Sewell
Read All About It --> littleindiana.com/2011/05/indiana-wind-farms-wind-turbines/
P.S. These images were taken by hubs. Not me (as watermarked). Oops.
little Indiana
Where to Stay, Play, and Eat in Small Indiana Towns!
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2015
Fortune Brainstorm E - Austin, TX, USA
4:10 PM
FUNDING A SUSTAINABLE WORLD
A growing number of big banks, institutional investors and private equity funds are investing heavily in renewable power. Warren Buffett is now one of the biggest investors in solar and wind in the country. The Chinese installed a staggering 13 GW of solar in 2014 alone, more than America’s total installed base. Where are the opportunities, where will the money come from for future growth and what happens to the U.S. market when the federal investment tax credit expires?
Michael Eckhart, Managing Director, Global Head of Environmental Finance and Sustainability, Citigroup
Scott Jacobs, Chief Executive Officer, Generate Capital
Kyung-Ah Park, Managing Director, Head of the Environmental Markets Group, Goldman Sachs
Tom Werner, President and CEO, SunPower
Moderator: Adam Lashinsky, Assistant Managing Editor and Editorial Director, Brainstorm TECH, Fortune
Photograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune Brainstorm E