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So let the wind blow you across the big floor,
but there's no one around who can tell us what we're here for.
"Shame", Matchbox Twenty
Floating wind turbine in Goto City, Nagasaki Prefecture Japan. The turbine is mounted on a hybrid monopole and is in 100m deep water.
A vintgae photo from "The Galva, Illinois Albums" set. These old photos come from a unidentified family from Galva, Illinois. The photos date from the early 1910's to about the late 1930's. This is the 2nd album of two.
For more photos & details about these vintage photos please see the "The Galva, Illinois Albums" set.
Probamos el Renault Wind en www.motor.es
El Wind da un toque de sabor a la actual gama de Renault y acompaña al Megane CC como apuestas más arriesgadas del fabricante. El Wind es un biplaza descapotable de pequeño tamaño para disfrutar durante todo tipo de trayectos.
Aunque se le echa en falta más variedad de motores, es agradable de conducir. Nos ha parecido un vehículo adecuado para disfrutar de una conducción tranquila incluso en temperaturas realmente bajas
Sigue leyendo en: www.motor.es/prueba/renault-wind-collection-tce-12-100cv_...
A kite-line winder I made for KAP. Constructed from a solid piece of Tasmanian Blackwood with beef-bone inlays and hook for securing the line. Currently holding approximately 1000 feet of 250 pound line but could take more.
Wind turbines generating electrical power at Horse Hollow Wind Farm, Nolan county, Texas the world's largest wind power project.
Behind me a NYC TV station was interviewing homeowners. Minutes after that town officials showed up declaring us all indiots for walking around in here.
The power company had already turned the power lines off.
Processing some more images from the past years of chasing... this was an incredible tornado within the wind farm near Rago, Kansas on May 19th, 2012. My first chase day after an arrival to US the night before. 12 hrs flight from Europe, straight drive from DFW to ICT, folowed by 6hrs sleep and then bang.
Earth Wind and Fire joined with Carlos Santana to play a four hour set at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia. (Joe Glorioso / The Vinyl / All-Pro Reels)
Taken on Tracy, California's freeway at 580 West going to San Francisco. You can tell that I'm on the wheel while taking this picture. Can't help to take pictures of this beautiful scene.
Altamont Pass (37°44’13” North, 121°39’07” West), a mountainous pass in Northern California, is home to one of the oldest wind farms in the U.S. and the largest concentration of wind turbines in the world. Altamont Pass is located one hour east of San Francisco, California and serves as a temperature buffer for the city by separating it from the heat of the San Joaquin Valley. Altamont Pass wind farm construction began in 1981 in response to favorable federal and state legislation that resulted from the energy price increases of the 1970s.
Wind machine in a Redlands California orange grove.
These are used to stir the air on cold nights to keep the fruit from freezing.
Maximum stacking. Green energy being gathered just west of Donghai Bridge on Shanghai's coast as the starry night rotates around Polaris.
She looked so adorable with her hair blowing in the wind, I just had to try and catch one shot.
Blogged: tenderportraits.com/blog/
Testing my newly-built wind generator. Built from an old washing machine motor and PVC soil pipe blades, it's intended to charge a battery to power light in a remote stables.
(p.s putting your assistants in mortal danger is NOT the correct way to test such a device)
Kate and her new costume - the mechanism actually slowly turned about.
WW:motor - there's one in there making that key turn 'round and 'round.
It was crazy to see this insane wind go against the waves to this extent. There was mist spraying back and it looked amazing!
Permantly settled by the British in 1627, Barbados was quickly brought under agriculture. Due to its shallow clay based soils, Barbados was ideally suited to the growth of sugar cane. The wind mills were of a Dutch design and used to grind the cane to extract the juice for the production of sugar.
This mill, located on Morgan Lewis Plantation is the only fully refurbished example of this type of mill left on the island though many ruins of these mills can be found all over the island.
Taken at the semi abandoned Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Center at Diamond Head.
This is the same "thing" as seen in my Bunker Hilltop Sunset Photo, just seen from a different angle. I'm still not sure what this is. I think it's a siren or some kind of alarm.
I know the whole name thing is a bit overdone but I'm just trying some new things. Oh and this is a 3 exp hdr in photomatix. Then in photoshop I used a bit of digital blending on the sky to get rid of some 'Halo'ing around the siren and clouds.