Melt
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A composite photo of frost-covered bramble leaves against melting ice on a celestial background!
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The Spring thaw created a full waterfall at a local creek just off US RT 220 on Nichols Road in Cherry Township, Sullivan County PA.
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Watercolor wrinkle art work. Edited in photoshop with the smudge bar. We are loosing ice every day, and animals who depend on the enviroment .
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Surface Ice and all the contrasts that go with it. / This ice formed on a pool cover, and the photo was taken early in the morning, while the Sun was low. The cover was slightly shaken to allow the water to have motion. This added to the reflective qualities and makes it look like liquid metal. / Best Viewed Large / Part of a Series Called Contrast on Ice / Contrast on Ice – I / Contrast On Ice – II / Contrast on Ice – III / Contrast on Ice – IV Please visit my Abstracts in Nature Gallery / Or visit my website Cometman.com
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by jegustavsenI had a week off and was blessed to work in the yard. I came across this quote and it fit perfectly…
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Artistic effects on a Hibiscus.
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This artwork was inspired by a speech given to the US Congress by Dr. James Hansen recently. For the past twenty-five years, Dr. Hansen has been the director of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, NASA’s premiere climate research center. Dr. Hansen is also an adjunct professor of earth and environmental sciences at Columbia University. / / On the 20th anniversary of Hansen’s original congressional testimony that sounded the alarm bell on our climate crisis, the Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming has hosted him again to give a briefing on his vision of the climate challenge as it stands now. / / In 1988, discussion of climate change was confined mainly to scientific journals. But on June 23, Dr. Hansen was the lead witness at a hearing of the Senate Energy Committee to explore the issue. His testimony marked the first time a top climate scientist declared that global temperatures had risen beyond the range of natural variability. Since then, scientists from around the world have built an unassailable body of evidence that supports his 1988 testimony. Climate change now looms as a more immediate and serious threat than ever before and in need of swift, effective Congressional action. / / You can download Dr. Hansen’s speech to read at the link below courtesy of Columbia University. / / Global Warming Twenty Years Later: Tipping Points Near / http://www.columbia.edu/~jeh1/2008/TwentyYearsLater_20080623.pdf / / / Just over a year ago, Dr. Hansen also went public with a charge that made headlines around the world. He said that the Bush administration had been trying to silence his warnings about the urgent need to address climate change. You can view this video, or read the transcript, on this interview with Dr. Hanson at the link shown below. / / Censoring Science: Inside the Political Attack on Dr. James Hansen and the Truth of Global Warming / http://www.democracynow.org/2008/3/21/censoring_science_inside_the_political_attack / / / We are ‘outta time’ in dealing with global warming, and we must all act immediately to avoid the catastrophic consequences that will otherwise occur if we fail to heed the warnings we have been given by those with indisputable expertise, such as Dr. Hansen. / /
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On a very cold but sunny Valentine’s Day in February 2007, melting snow on my roof overflowed from the gutter to refreeze on a nearby burning bush (Euonymus alata). Best viewed at full size Canon Powershot A70 / F/2.8 / 1/640 sec. Minor crop and contrast adjustment © Rachel Stickney 2008 / . / . / More melting snow created even thicker ice two days later /
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... the consequence flooding of the energy abuse
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Melt
by duncandragon -
micepard illustration / © monika juengling
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Unbeknownst to this woman seated on a bench lakeside taking in the sun Saturday March29th, I snapped her picture with my Nikon D40, Nikkor VR zoom lens 55-200mm. She was so totally absorbed she didn’t react to anyone in her vicinity. It was a beautiful sunny spring day and I particularly liked her peacerful and relaxed posture and the view of the melting ice beyond. / Laval Ouest, Quebec CANADA Featured in Benches group August 2009 / Top Ten placement in The Woman Photographer group’s challenge Bright…Sunshiny Day, April 2009
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some clouds / as cream / melt.
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Taken outside a schoolyard on my way to the nearby golf course. / The sunset effect was added via an OptikVerve filter called Orange Crush.
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Macro photo taken from one of my Abstract Watercolor paintings. Available to purchase and download from my portfolio at Shutterstock SHUTTERSTOCK PORTFOLIO / FOTOLIA PORTFOLIO / DREAMSTIME PORTFOLIO“. All of my photographs are now available to buy in gallery size prints, on paper or canvas* Please contact me directly for sizes and pricing! OTHER PAINTINGS
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New world Order
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now I must confess I’m not crazy about ironing but I am crazy about Antarctica… and sometimes maybe just a little crazy… so when I was lucky enough to go there a while back I managed to convince a whole bunch of people to pose for me for this silly calendar…. and as you can see the exciting and fabulous sport of extreme ironing knows no bounds… every gender and race and age and particular type of faith can and is able to embrace the concept of extreme ironing….. so go you good thing you get that ironing board out to a crazy place near you and give it a go…...:)
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Digital experiment using PSE and Photostudio, all based on my own original artwork with much digital manipulation.
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