#beauty and majesty of nature

[bringthekingdom]

[herbalnature]

Caught a serene moment at Big Bend National Park, where the rugged landscape meets a sky sprinkled with clouds. It's like nature is showing off its calm yet majestic side just for us.

[screampotato]

I am entering the ongoing online contest for Best Worst Attempted/Alleged Aurora Photos. I call this one "Contemplations from a Moving Car".

This one is titled "I'm sure there's something there, the sky looks weird, I can see it if I squint"

And finally, my masterpiece, "Majestic Jpeg Artefacts"

[lordascapelion]

My Solar Storm 2024 Aurora pics!

My favs are the ones that have the moon, farmhouse and radio tower and the Solar Angel

[meowtifullycute]

Azure Majesty: The Blue Himalayan Poppy!

[bittertomato]

Does anyone ever think about how the only other person besides Guda who affirms in text that Morgan's Britain was beautiful... is fucking Percival of all people?

Percival. A manufactured human of Faerie Britain who can't live more than 30 years, leader of the rebel army fighting against her, named after one of the Knights of the Round Table from Proper Human History, the human raised as a backup Child of Prophecy, the human who took up the spear Morgan discarded. Of all fucking people.

[christinatravel]

The beauty of this mountain is unparalleled! 🌟🌅

[aiwalls]

Maa Kali Wallpapers : Kali Mata HD Images

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[dopescissorscashwagon]

Yellow Mountain Majesty - August 2023

📸 Thomas Mabry

[level91]

Kys if you don’t like the beach

[why-rock-look-tasty-if-no-eat]

This is why Mt. Saint Helens is so notable in volcanology, it's explosion was many firsts! Satellites were able to capture it's plume cloud, one of the first, and we could finally understand just how big these explosions really are. Here's a(n indie) documentary that goes more in depth about the satellite photos

Not only that, but it also allowed scientists to study up close and personal on how volcanoes aren't as terrible as we thought. Are they horrible? Yes, but they give land new life, and we as humans are only just starting to understand how the scythe of death gives us nutrients to grow. There has to always be a new cycle, always a change or else the ecosystem will stagnate

Take post eruption Mt. Saint Helens for example, the ash and dead fauna and flora provided fresh nutrients for the next plant generations, and now the animals too are benefitting from it. There was also a reforestation project to replace the trees that were felled, the community got together and celebrated when plant life retook the dead kingdom. Animals being seen made people jump with joy and smile, we are just a part of the world as the world is a part of us and we both celebrate and mourn natural disasters and victories

I grew up watching the NatGeo VHS (my family likes older technology, many happy memories) that covered Mt. Saint Helens and I only saw it immediately post or a couple decades afterwards. Some years ago I flew in to Seattle and I saw how the land looks now and I'm pretty sure I concerned my row partners because of how I jolted in my seat once I realized just what I was looking at. I didn't think I'd be close enough to see, but we were and I adore how well everyone and thing has bounced back. Here's some photos I took, and the one where it's lined up was actually my wallpaper for over a year lmao

Just look!!! It so long ago that lake was filled with logs, those hills decorated with monolithic toothpicks, the land inhospitable, but look at it now! The spot where the pyroclastic flow is still visible, thats just how much power nature has! Oh, I wish I could go and properly take photos of Mt. Saint Helens and the surrounding area, that explosion defined my love for geology

The End, by Alister Lockhart.

[bringthekingdom]

[herbalnature]

Caught a serene moment at Big Bend National Park, where the rugged landscape meets a sky sprinkled with clouds. It's like nature is showing off its calm yet majestic side just for us.

[screampotato]

I am entering the ongoing online contest for Best Worst Attempted/Alleged Aurora Photos. I call this one "Contemplations from a Moving Car".

This one is titled "I'm sure there's something there, the sky looks weird, I can see it if I squint"

And finally, my masterpiece, "Majestic Jpeg Artefacts"

[periodicinspiration]

Bearded Iris I

Bearded Iris I With its striking regal beauty and engaging presence, the robust shades of the purple and gold bearded iris stand out among its peers, attracting and delighting even casual onlookers. Anyone can see that the majesty’s hand, heart, and tongue are equally bestowed with the gift of grace. Words and images by Michael J. Hall

[techdriveplay]

How Drones Are Changing the Face of Adventure Photography

The advent of drone technology has revolutionized many industries, but perhaps one of the most visually striking transformations has occurred in the realm of adventure photography. Drones are changing photography in fundamental ways, offering unprecedented perspectives that were once impossible or financially out of reach for most photographers. This article delves into how drones have become…