Nature in Motion
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The last few gif series I’ve curated have all been fairly tech-centric so I decided to mellow it a little with some of my favourite shots from the natural world. If the feedback from this is good you can expect more of the same in the near future. 🙂
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Supercell Timelapse North of Booker, Texas – June 3rd 2013 A super sell is a type of storm which is characterised by the presence of a mesocyclone, which gives it its ‘churning’ quality.
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Ice fragments on black sand beach, Iceland. The black colour is a result of the extensive volcanic activity in the area. It makes for some beautiful contrast with the ice fragments.
<I wrote piece on Lichtenburg patterns recently. Check it out.
Super Cell recorded by youtube user Xanthaar.
Mushrooms filmed by Neil Bromhall for http://www.rightplants4me.co.uk
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