Incredible Wave Pictures These incredible images of waves were taken by the number 1 photographer of surf: Clark Little. He has dedicated his life to photographing the waves and has published a selection of the the best images of his career. The pictures capture magical moments inside the wave "tube", as surfers say. Sun ... glints off wave Sand ... in surf Tubular ... shining Beach ... surf crashes down Molten ... liquid gold White ... tumultuous water Red ... mysterious shot Break ... wave crashes down Water sparkles dance... More like this: Posted in: LeisureTAGS:amazing pictures, beauti ful pic, beautiful images, beautiful pictues, beautiful pictures, beautiful pictures scenery, google wave put pictures, incredible pictures, juta semmel, scenary pictures, surfing images, wave images, wave pics, wave picture liquid gold, wave pictures, wave pictures liquid gold Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed.
Oddity Central - Weird Places, Odd Events, Bizarre News, Strange People and A Lot More 30+ Captivating Fire Dancing Photos Fire is a very powerful element. Fire in its physical form can do for you what the sun itself does for our planet. The time fire was discovered, it changed human life forever. Below are some cool or should we say hot collection of captivating fire photography shots. Playing with Fire | Fahsi Fire-Knife Dance | Danormansin KoreaThis authentic ritual dance is performed with the pulsing rhythm of congo drums by artists weaving their baton-like fire knives around their entire body, from the feet to the palms to the mouth, in a seductively dangerous dance. Fire Masamune | MattTheSamuraiNickname MattTheSamurai, Mathieu shared some of the most stunning fire dancing photography we’ve ever seen in deviantart. Fire Swirl Fire Petals Fire Spiral II The Fire Hole Sparkling Angel Fire Wings Summoning the Sun Fire Slices Fire Alphabet Trapped in the Fire Mouth Fire Genie | Playpoi Fire Wings | larslarsen77 Burning Rings of Fire | Aadezyn Grandma Tries it | Sam Bassett Further References More Photography entries
Blog Archive » Blizzard 2009 | Snowball fight Times Square Posted: December 20th, 2009 | Author: doug | Filed under: dougKIM photography, New York City, Nikon This was an impromptu snowball fight in Times Square around 1AM in the midst of the blizzard Saturday night. The real danger wasn’t the snow and subsequent moisture destroying my gear. No, the real danger was shooting the mayhem with a wide lens which meant that I was a prime target. I had to put the gear down several times for some payback. Note: due to demand, prints can be purchased now at SmugMug. Snowball fight in Times Square 12/19/09 © Doug Kim 45+ surreal Long Exposure Photography Inspirations Long exposure photography is one of the coolest ways of taking pictures. It requires a longer shutter speed, anywhere from 1/2 sec up to several minutes or even a hour. The ability to take long exposures requires a user to use a tripod for optimum results (of course, some people prefer the hand shake look). Having a longer shutter speed of a few seconds allows the camera to take in more light to the sensor (or film for the film buffs). As well as low light conditions, a slow shutter speed allows for creative uses of motion in photographs. Enjoy the great examples below and get out their and experiment with your camera taking long exposures. I would like to add some of the best long exposure photographs suggested by my readers here. Share this Post:
The honey was worth it "The honey was worth it" - ink on paper - 3" x 5" Artwork © Lawrence Yang 2009 my blog | my site | purchase inquiries Earth from Above "Earth From Above" is the result of the aerial photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand's five-year airborne odyssey across six continents. It's a spectacular presentation of large scale photographs of astonishing natural landscapes. Every stunning aerial photograph tells a story about our changing planet. Coal mine in South Africa Sha Kibbutz, Israel Military cemetery in Verdun, France Suburbs of Copenhagen, Denmark Elephants on the savannah, Botswana Favelas in Rio de Janeiro Ruins of the medieval city of Shali, Egypt Switzerland Gullholmen, Sweden Denver, USA Fraser Island dune, Australia Pena, Portugal Amazon River, Brazil Suburbs of Cape Town, South Africa Machu Picchu, Peru Walled City of Dubrovnik, Croatia The Changping District in Beijing, China Cattle near the Masai Mara National Park, Kenya Tasmania, Australia Boat Houses in Lagos, Nigeria Bazaar of Istanbul, Turkey Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany Hashima Island, Japan Stockholm, Sweden Boats stranded on the dry Aral Sea, Kazakhstan Varanasi, India
The World's Biggest Cave National Geographic presents The World's Biggest Cave, a TV special that gives us a close-up look at Son Doong, a huge recently-discovered underground labyrinth in Vietnam. In 2009, a team of British cavers investigated a recently uncovered cave in a remote Vietnamese jungle. The Son Doong cave is enormous; can it be larger than the current world-record holder? The special airs Monday, December 20th at 10PM EST. A half-mile block of 40-story buildings could fit inside this lit stretch of Hang Son Doong, which may be the world's biggest subterranean passage. Like a castle on a knoll, a rock formation shines beneath a skylight in Hang Son Doong. Navigating an algae-skinned maze, expedition organizers Deb and Howard Limbert lead the way across a sculpted cavescape in Hang Son Doong. Son Trach, Bo Trach District, Vietnam. Hang Song Doong aka Mountain River Cave, Son Trach, Bo Trach District, Vietnam.