Awesome Nature Pics

[christine dubois]

LOL, that lone palm tree is like, 'listen wind, u took all my kinfolk but dammit I'm NOT MOVING from here!' :lol:




Vultures or Hawks when flying in for the feed are very impactful...
Snakes and their snap attacks, and sharks (but sharks ARE common so not original idea)...

A thunderous avalanche is always wondrous,
A Tsunami is very powerful -- the way the sea sucks the ocean back like a bow and arrow, then explodes, destroying all in it's path...

Victoria of Niagra Falls...always a stunning act of nature
Anything with meteors...or falling stars
A volcano erupting, smothering towns...lava appears to move slowly, but it moves rather quickly in fact.

Even this which I found amazing...I watched a spider spin a silk web on my porch.......I was astounded at the SPEED the spider spun. He/she was on a schedule and before I knew it, this magnificent web from pole to pole was intact. They work very very quickly.


(of course there are non-nature ideas, too..like an Aerial plane demonstration, or group parachuting/skydiving, all requiring co-originated dynamics..even a human relay race where the baton is passed, or a horse race where the jockey timely opens up their horse to bolt for the last lap only)

*Hope I understood your description and this helps in what you meant
<3

If you like..I moved my anwer, here

http://www.whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/showthread.php?p=719256#post719256

 

[christine dubois]

 

[Tamstrong]

I'm sorry tam, but Greeley is horrible. No offense to those who live there. I hope you can visit again and find some of the more beautiful, non touristy places here. I am not a native of Colorado but I have to say it's got so many beautiful places to visit that will leave you in awe of the beauty.

I agree, and if not for work, I would've have never gone to Greeley. I definitely want to go again to see all the beautiful glory of Colorado.

very nice pics, all together. The frog is funny, Jordan!

Amazing pics, Christine! :smt049

Gorgeous, BD! :smt003

Thank you for all the awesome pics, Chris! :smt058


I appreciate all the wonderful contributions to the thread from everyone. It makes for the perfect place to escape all the ugliness and stress of life. :smt023

 

[christine dubois]

Amazing pics, Christine! :smt049




Gorgeous, BD! :smt003




Thank you for all the awesome pics, Chris! :smt058


I appreciate all the wonderful contributions to the thread from everyone. It makes for the perfect place to escape all the ugliness and stress of life. :smt023

You are sooo right, it's wonderful to create something beautiful together and if the topic is the Beauty of our nature- it's double joy..

sunsets are beautiful

Watch out kids, we are in the dark wood!!

 

[Sin Mari]

I agree, and if not for work, I would've have never gone to Greeley. I definitely want to go again to see all the beautiful glory of Colorado.






Amazing pics, Christine! :smt049




Gorgeous, BD! :smt003




Thank you for all the awesome pics, Chris! :smt058


I appreciate all the wonderful contributions to the thread from everyone. It makes for the perfect place to escape all the ugliness and stress of life. :smt023

I agree, but it's also a great escape from the ugliness of this forum too. Beautiful pictures, everyone!!!

 

[christine dubois]

 

[SexyBaltimorean]

Love this one. Great contrast!!!!

 

[Bliss]

Awww, so sad...R.I.P little one...

(not the panda in pic)

1-Week-Old Panda Cub Dies at National Zoo

By ALYSSA NEWCOMB and ANTHONY CASTELLANO | ABC News – 20 hrs ago

A giant panda cub born one week ago at the National Zoo in Washington D.C. has died.

Panda keepers and volunteers heard a distress call from the unnamed cub's mother, Mei Xiang, at 9:17 a.m., today, the zoo said in a statement.

The zoo's Panda Cam, which has for 18 years allowed people around the world to watch the bears in their habitat, was turned off. Veterinarians were able to safely retrieve the panda an hour later, according to the zoo.

CPR and other life-saving measures were attempted, however the cub failed to respond, zoo officials said.

The cause of death is still undetermined. Veterinarians said the cub was in "good body condition," weighing in at just under 100 grams and that there were no visible signs of trauma or infection.

The unnamed cub was born last Sunday night and has not been seen by the public.

"She [Mei Xiang] has a huge nest of bamboo, so it's normal not to see the cub," chief veterinarian Suzan Murray told "Good Morning America" on Monday.

"We rely a lot on the sound. We like to hear a little squawking and we're hearing a lot of squawking," she said...

More... http://news.yahoo.com/1-week-old-panda-cub-dies-national-zoo-163740820--abc-news-topstories.html

How adorbs are the bay-biesss :heart:

Cute lil furballs <3
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[Bliss]

Gorgeous photos come to life before your eyes...

Stunning time-lapse video of the Pacific Northwest making Internet rounds

(John Eklund)

"It took over a year of work, 260,000 images, and 6.3 terabytes of hard drive space, but photographer John Eklund's time-lapse video of the Pacific Northwest has finally begun to make the Internet rounds, even garnering the praise of Tom Lowe, one of the pioneers of the technique."

http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog...the+pacific+northwest+making+internet+rounds/

-- You HAVE to full screen it to appreciate the beauty he captured --

(link also has link to his website for other T/L vids he did.)

 

[Tamstrong]

You are sooo right, it's wonderful to create something beautiful together and if the topic is the Beauty of our nature- it's double joy..

sunsets are beautiful

Watch out kids, we are in the dark wood!!

Well said, Christine. I'm so happy that you've all helped me make this something beautiful. :smt003

The penguins are awesome!! :mt038

I agree, but it's also a great escape from the ugliness of this forum too. Beautiful pictures, everyone!!!

Yeah, it's definitely that too. Thanks, Sin.

Very nice, Chris...keep 'em coming. :smt023

Stunning time-lapse video of the Pacific Northwest making Internet rounds

(John Eklund)

"It took over a year of work, 260,000 images, and 6.3 terabytes of hard drive space, but photographer John Eklund's time-lapse video of the Pacific Northwest has finally begun to make the Internet rounds, even garnering the praise of Tom Lowe, one of the pioneers of the technique."

http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog...the+pacific+northwest+making+internet+rounds/

-- You HAVE to full screen it to appreciate the beauty he captured --

(link also has link to his website for other T/L vids he did.)

Wow. He did an amazing job. Great find, Blissy!

 

[Sin Mari]

Took this photo just outside the house. Rainbow Lorikeets also happen to be my hubby's favourite birds.

 

[JordanC]

He's beautiful sin.

 

[christine dubois]

Thank you very much, Tammy...I do what I can

Beautiful bird, Sin



I love the seaworld, the coulourful fishes, the plants..it's fascinating

heya-sliding is funny

 

[christine dubois]

That looks unreal, as a computer game or a digital movie scene- fabulous!!

 

[Black DeNiro]

Wow! The colors in these photos are spectacular Tammy.:smt023

 

[Black DeNiro]

(not the panda in pic)

How adorbs are the bay-biesss :heart:

Cute lil furballs <3
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Beautiful Pandas. Very sad to read about the one that died. RIP

Stunning time-lapse video of the Pacific Northwest making Internet rounds

(John Eklund)

"It took over a year of work, 260,000 images, and 6.3 terabytes of hard drive space, but photographer John Eklund's time-lapse video of the Pacific Northwest has finally begun to make the Internet rounds, even garnering the praise of Tom Lowe, one of the pioneers of the technique."

http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog...the+pacific+northwest+making+internet+rounds/

-- You HAVE to full screen it to appreciate the beauty he captured --

(link also has link to his website for other T/L vids he did.)

This was great. Thanks for this link KB The images were very stunning.

 

[Black DeNiro]

Took this photo just outside the house. Rainbow Lorikeets also happen to be my hubby's favourite birds.

Cool! Reminds me of Toucan Sam.

 

[Black DeNiro]

Thank you very much, Tammy...I do what I can

Beautiful bird, Sin



I love the seaworld, the coulourful fishes, the plants..it's fascinating

heya-sliding is funny

These are very cool Christine. Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

[Black DeNiro]

We can dream, can't we?

 

[christine dubois]

These are very cool Christine. Thanks for sharing them with us.

Thank you BDN- a little bit of Bora Bora would be an idea;-)..lying in the sun, a cool drink and listening to the sound of the sea..what does one want more???:mrgreen: