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After a heavy rain, the sun came out and I wanted to photograph the rain drops on the ornamental grass just outside my front door. It was very windy, however, and a macro shot of the rain drops still clinging to the plants was out of the question. For a change, instead of fighting the wind, I decided to try to capture the movement it caused with the water droplets as bokeh. I shot up toward the sky with the sun just out of the frame to avoid background distractions while highlighting the droplets.
The wind was blowing so hard at the Oregon Coast, the sand was moving across the ground like flowing water.
Against The Wind @2021 Agios Nicolaos , Alassa
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f/16 | 30 sec | ISO 100 | 17 mm
KASE Variable ND Filter
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Theme : Landscape Photography
Series : Reload
Location: Agios Nicolaos , Alassa
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Wind power stations on the mainland were extra visible during this golden sunset. The photo was taken from across the Kalmar strait.
The first time i heard the term Nor' Easter i figured that it had some sort of geographic meaning. Generally speaking North Eastern or simply Nor' Easter is called every major storm that starts from the Northern Atlantic ocean. The term is widely used in New England to describe severe snowstorms. Last week we got a pretty good one delivering roughly 50-55cm of snow within 10 hours of snow fall. Key difference between a simple snowy weather and a Nor Easter is the strong wind of the second (sometimes up to 70-80km/h)
Την πρωτη φορα που ακουσα τον ορο Nor' Easter φαντάστηκα οτι θα υπάρχει καποιος γεωγραφικος συσχετισμος. Γενικά μιλώντας North Eastern η απλά Nor' Easter αποκαλειται οποιαδηποτε σημαντικη καταιγιδα η οποια ξεκινά απο τον Βορειο Ατλαντικο ωκεανό. Ο ορος χρησιμοποιειται ευρυτατα στην περιοχη της Νεας Αγγλιας για την περιγραφη δυνατών χιονοθύελλων. Την περασμένη εβδομάδα δεχτηκαμε ενα αρκετα ισχυρο Nor' Easter κατα τον οποιο η συνολικη χιονοπτωση εφτασε περιπου 50-55 εκατοστα μεσα σε 10 ωρες. Σημαντικη διαφορα μεταξυ μιας απλης χιονοπτωσης και ενος Nor' Easter ειναι οι πολυ δυνατοι ανεμοι του δευτερου (καποιες φορες φτανουν τα 70-80χλμ/ωρα).
They rise out of this ethereal flat landscape, seemingly eternal in their motion, yet without progress. A Phillip Glass ballet where each has its own timing for the repetitive choreography.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8hjEYTpwE8
In the chilly hours and minutes
Of uncertainty, I want to be
In the warm hold of your loving mind
To feel you all around me
And to take your hand, along the sand
Ah, but I may as well try and catch the wind
A lone tree braves the top of the wind swept mountain. I can't imagine the wind speeds and amount of snow that must accumulate up here. A tough life even for this hardy tree.
Mount Evans, CO
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Waters along the Lake Huron shoreline were stirred up as a low pressure system created some strong, wintery winds and moody skies. Taken along the Grand Bend beachfront.
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