Photography of ATS Members

Puddle reflection in front of the Hollywood 27 cinemas, Nashville TN. Taken around 1999 on film and recently scanned.

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Sunset in Fiji with someone crab spearing in the foreground.

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Sand dunes near Port Stephens, NSW.

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Rain storn in the Hunter Valley, NSW.

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Lighting from my Sydney balcony in 2005.

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Waterfall in Vanuatu - scene of one of the 'reward challenges' in Survivor.

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View of 'The Ansonia' from the Beacon Hotel on Broadway in NYC.

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[edit on 4/1/10 by Evasius]

Some great pics evasius, the puddle is very cool

I shot these a couple weeks ago when we had that big winter storm hit the area on Friday night into Saturday morning.





Shot these on the following Tuesday after everything had been cleared up.

Inhaler in the snow

If i could get anywhere, I'd go and take many more.... but here are a few from last night and this morning.


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I knew you'd build a snowman !!

Well it looks like a snowbear actually...

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I am literally the WORST snowman-maker in the world.
But it's the fun you have while making it that counts.... YAY.




I've regressed to being a 5 year old again. :shk:

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I am literally the WORST snowman-maker in the world.

I'd like to argue with you - but you have actual evidence



at least you're having fun

and congratulations on receiving real snow :-)

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And thank you...

Real snow rocks

Originally posted by blupblup
reply to post by uk today

 

I am literally the WORST snowman-maker in the world.
But it's the fun you have while making it that counts.... YAY.

I've regressed to being a 5 year old again. :shk:

Your snowbear would give most 5yr olds nightmares !!!
Only joking.....

No, its very good, and as a special treat you can stay up till 9.00 tonite AND have a bedtime story !!

Originally posted by uk today

Your snowbear would give most 5yr olds nightmares !!!
Only joking.....

No, its very good, and as a special treat you can stay up till 9.00 tonite AND have a bedtime story !!

Thanks.... I'd like "The count of Monte Cristo please.... the whole thing.

It's only about 1400 pages roughly..

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Are you going to throw a tantrum if you don't get it ??

NO sweeties for you........

Aww I think the snowman is amazing

Erm well this is a photo taken in India...the only one which I liked out of all my sunset-like photos:

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omg..that is gorgeous.

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Here in Portugal I never get to see any snow, but I use an inhaler like that.

The following 4 images were taken today in Sydney around 1:15pm. They're of a phenomenon called a sun halo, which isn't that uncommon here - except I usually see this in the winter or cooler months. Today it was 36C (or almost 97F).

Prior to 11:30am there was hardly a cloud in the sky. Between 11:30 and noon a number of high altitude planes flew over leaving contrails/chemtrails that expanded over the next 2 hours or more which developed into clouds and thin haze. Adding to the uniqueness of the phenomenon, I later noticed it was actually a double halo which became visible as the clouds expanded and moved across the sky (seen in the last photo).

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The green colors and glare below are lens artifacts and prismatic effects from pointing the camera directly at the Sun and were not visible to the naked eye.
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Originally posted by ArMaP
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Here in Portugal I never get to see any snow, but I use an inhaler like that.

Cheers mate.... Hopefully You'll see snow one day

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Haha thanks. I guess I was there at the right time lol.

And woh, that sun halo is amazing ^^

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