Eyjafjallajökull - volcano. Photos by Skarphéðinn Þráinsson : SITEAnd by Marco Fulle : SITE Photos by Skarphéðinn Þráinsson : SITEAnd by Marco Fulle : SITE. Meglioli photos. Adamus image galleries. Auroras. In September 1999, I moved from Germany to Bodø, Northern Norway. Since then, I have been very keen on the aurora, which I had never seen before. I had read about the phenomenon, but didn't know much more than that it existed. I could never have imagined something so fantastic! I was surprised that it was so big, and that it often moved so quickly. After a while, I wanted to take pictures of the aurora. During summer, it does not get dark up here, so the aurora is not visible. During the next season, which started in September 2001, I did not only get more experience, but also two new lenses.
Another good aurora season - especially October was great: Aurora Autumn 2002 - Spring 2003 My newest pictures are not on my homepage yet, but you can find some of them at my gallery at the Solar Terrestrial Dispatch: My Gallery To my homepage Guestbook. Travel & nature photos. Iceland volcano. Earth wallpapers. Art wolf - nature & wildlife. Katrina sky. Clouds. Pixdaus. Landscapes. Storm clouds. Undersea. Electric plant photos. By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 07:06 GMT, 16 July 2009 These extraordinary images reveal what happens when electrical surges pass through a metal board with a simple plant on top. Photographer Robert Buelteman sends 80,000 volts through his flowery subjects and then literally paints photographs of the outcome.
In three awe-inspiring series, the 55-year-old uses roses, petunias, and even cannabis in mind-blowing detail to give an extraordinary view of ordinary plant-life. Artist Robert Buelteman sends 80,000 volts through flowery subjects and then literally paints photographs of the outcome to create these amazing pictures The process to capture these unique images is so complex it has taken him 10 years - and a gruelling average of 60 hours-per-week - to produce just 80 photos. Working in complete darkness, he begins by placing his chosen plant onto a metal board which he then passes the electrical surge through. The artist uses roses, petunias, and even cannabis in his amazing works. Brillian photography from natgeo. National Geographic is the source for photos, free desktop wallpapers of places, animals, nature, underwater, travel, and more.It's a long time inspiration for me but now only the time helps me to bring these awesome photographs for your display.I am very happy to bring those "brilliant photography from national geographic archives" here.The following 60 beautiful photographs has beautiful wild life,nature,people and bird photos.
All the credit goes to Nationalgeographic and all the photographers :) About the author. 27 lonely trees.