Nelsons
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Nelson Campbell
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m. nelson
United States
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John Nelson
United Kingdom
698 creative works found
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Sunset over Fifeshire rock Nelson, New Zealand
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by John NelsonPart of my 20 images that changed my portfolio set. In this picture I was drawn to the spaces in the walls. I could not explain why or anything except that when I stood inside the broch and looked up I was humbled by the immense structure which encircled me and my eyes were drawn across to the 16 spaces in the frame. I hope you like it too. / Built in the Iron Age period this is Mousa Broch which stands alone on the small uninhabited island of Mousa in the Shetland Islands, Britains most northerly area. This is the best preserved broch in Europe and stands a full 13 metres tall. Awe inspiring history we can touch.
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by Ilona Nelsonwww.illyphotography.com
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Edition of 5 / Signed print available through www.illyphotography.com
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Taken recently at Nelson Bay NSW. Voted into the Top 10 of the September 2009 Avatar Challenge – Yachts and Sailing Boats Group EXIF / Shutter Priority / Tripod used / 1/320 / F16 / ISO 400 / Centre weighted / -0.3 Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM / /
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This was what I woke up to this morning! A fantastic sunrise at Tathra Beach, NSW, Australia (31.03.2008). AS IS, no editing! !
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Edition of 5 / Signed print available through www.illyphotography.com
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Sunset on Wharariki Beach, Golden Bay, South Island, New Zealand
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Snow capped mountains reflected in Lake Rotoiti in the Nelson Lakes National Park in New Zealand
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www.illyphotography.com
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A small tannin stained creek on the edge of the Tarkine in north-west Tasmania spills its way toward the sea. / The colouring is a natural stain that comes out of the heath, button grass and melaleuca vegetation. This stained water is very common in Tasmania and is some of the sweetest water I have ever drank. / When the water is shallow with a sand bottom it is a beautiful sepia tone and as it gets deeper it turns black. / When it hits turbulence it whitens the same as any water does and gives a myriad sepia shades depending on the level of turbulence. / Nikon D40 / Nikkor AF-S 18-200mm VR lens at 20mm / ISO 200 / 0.62 secs at F/20 / No Flash 959+ views featured in Waterfall Photography November 2008 / featured in Natural Colour & Light group 24th March 2009 / featured in Dimensions group 24th September 2009 / featured in Alphabet Soup group 26th September 2009 / featured in Photographers of Redbubble group 5th October 2009 Top Ten in the Waterfall Group – Buyers Only Challenge in February 2009 / Top Ten in Tasmania Groups Waterfall Challenge 19th September 2009 / Top Ten in The Alphabet Group – Best of N Challenge 3rd October 2009
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Featured in the European Everyday Life group, 17th December, 2008. / Featured in the Nautical group, 16th December, 2008. Located near Portesham village in Dorset, England, on the highest point of the Blackdown area is Hardy’s Monument. There are excellent views of the Dorset coast from this location. / This is not a memorial to the poet Thomas Hardy – it is to Vice Admiral, Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy (1769 – 1839). Hardy lived in the nearby village of Portesham. During the battle of Trafalgar in 1805, Hardy served as Lord Nelson’s flag captain. / The monument is 72 feet high.
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American White Pelicans / Nelson Lake / Dick Young Forest Preserve / Kane County – Illinois – USA Canon EOS 40D
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Nelson is a small fishing town on Victoria’s coast. / The beaches here are so beautiful, yet you can walk for miles and not see another person. A touch of southern paradise. / Canon 30d 17-85mm lens
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Taken on my trip to Tasmania.
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This abandoned building is located in Nelson, New brunswick. I’m not sure what this building was used for, I can’t find any history on it online. / It has a sign that reads; LOL No 147 and the year of the building is 1906. It was definitely creepy though! -cross processed /
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Phase One Infrared Camera
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The “Ring of Fire” (map) is an arc stretching from New Zealand, along the eastern edge of Asia, north across the Aleutian Islands of Alaska, and south along the coast of North and South America. The Ring of Fire is composed over 75% of the world’s active and dormant volcanoes. / This huge ring of volcanic and seismic (earthquake) activity was noticed and described before the invention of the theory of plate tectonics theory. We now know that the Ring of Fire is located at the borders of the Pacific Plate and other major tectonic plates. / Plates are like giant rafts of the earth’s surface which often slide next to, collide with, and are forced underneath other plates. Around the Ring of Fire, the Pacific Plate is colliding with and sliding underneath other plates. This process is known as subduction and the volcanically and seismically active area nearby is known as a subduction zone. There is a tremendous amount of energy created by these plates and they easily melt rock into magma, which rises to the surface as lava and forms volcanoes. / Volcanoes are temporary features on the earth’s surface and there are currently about 1500 active volcanoes in the world. About ten percent of these are located in the United States. This is a listing of major volcanic areas in the Ring of Fire: In South America the Nazca plate is colliding with the South American plate. This has created the Andes and volcanoes such as Cotopaxi and Azul. / In Central America, the tiny Cocos plate is crashing into the North American plate and is therefore responsible for the Mexican volcanoes of Popocatepetl and Paricutun (which rose up from a cornfield in 1943 and became a instant mountains). / Between Northern California and British Columbia, the Pacific, Juan de Fuca, and Gorda plates have built the Cascades and the infamous Mount Saint Helens, which erupted in 1980. / Alaska’s Aleutian Islands are growing as the Pacific plate hits the North American plate. The deep Aleutian Trench has been created at the subduction zone with a maximum depth of 25,194 feet (7679 meters). / From Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula to Japan, the subduction of the Pacific plate under the Eurasian plate is responsible for Japanese islands and volcanoes (such as Mt. Fuji). / The final section of the Ring of Fire exists where the Indo-Australian plate subducts under the Pacific plate and has created volcanoes in the New Guinea and Micronesian areas. Near New Zealand, the Pacific Plate slides under the Indo-Australian plate. Ring of Fire
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This made a believer out of me.. that I just may have a niche’.. 20×24 charcoal on paper Willie Nelson by Adrian Pickett Jr
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Lake Rotoiti is situated in the Nelson Lakes National Park, South Island, New Zealand Nikon D200 / 17-55mm nikkor lens / polarizer / grad grey / tripod
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.... I’m going to save the planet. On this Remembrence day 11.11.09. Sixteen years before each of the two great wars baby boys born were destined to save the world from the enemy when they grew up. Now, we have a different fight and cause! Our hopes rest with young people like Nelson. That his focused gaze is on the future and his childrens future! Look after them & teach them well, they are our only hope. Canon 50D / Canon 28-135 lens
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