ArteInMovimento by Daniela Scarel

ArteInMovimento by Daniela Scarel
Leonardo da Vinci : " Non ingombrarti di cose che appartengono agli occhi, facendole passare dalle orecchie! Fai alle tue figure dei capelli che un vento invisibile sembri far danzare intorno ai loro volti giovanili; con grazia ornali di vari ricci, e non imitare coloro che con la colla danno a quei volti un'aria vetrificata. Io, Leonardo, un giorno conoscerò ogni cosa e saprò dominare tutte le arti che aprono all'uomo le vie dei grandi segreti dell'universo. L'uomo ha in sé le ossa che sostengono la sua carne; il mondo ha le pietre che sostengono la sua terra. L'uomo è il modello del mondo. Ogni parte di un insieme deve essere proporzionato all'insieme. Virtutem forma decorat: La bellezza orna la virtù. "

giovedì 25 agosto 2011

National Geographic * Top-Rated Your Shot Photos (August 2011) *

Photo and caption by Deborah Hassler

I took this picture on a recent trip to Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. Phantom Ship is known as 'the other island' in Crater Lake. It looks like a small pirate ship, but is actually as tall as a 16-story building. It was just the right time of day to get this beautiful reflection.

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Photo and caption by Hotaik Sung

The sky was overcast and gray in the Yosemite High Country; I had retreated to my tent, disappointed. Just moments before sunset, however, the sun dipped below the cloud cover and the forest and granite domes were suddenly lit with unworldly oranges and reds. I ran out to the granite knife-edge, hurriedly set up my tripod, and shot this photograph. The color lasted just three minutes, never to reappear.

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Photo and caption by Tianne Strombeck

Barn owls are a favorite owl, but front shots aren't their most flattering angle. So I try to find attractive and interesting ways to photograph them. This was my favorite. He looks like he's practicing for a wind tunnel, and the pose reminded me of an old-style hood ornament. I loved the patterning and rhythm of the back feathers.

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Photo and caption by Karim Iliya

I found this gecko running around the house. It must have been born recently because it was only half as long as my pinky. I set up a flash through an umbrella and reflector to bring out the details.

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Photo and caption by Carrie Wawrzyk

Taken in June 2011 from the upper deck of a boat off the coast of South Africa while great white shark cage diving.

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Photo and caption by Ron Wooten

This tomato hornworm, along with a dozen of his close friends, chose to make camp in my Better Boys. Fortunately, they all pupated, leaving the bushes a little worse for the wear, but still productive. The chickens would have had a heyday with these guys, but they were all gone by the time I got back from an offshore trip!

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Photo and caption by Mahfuzul Hasan Bhuiyan

A baby-shrimp collector is repairing his net to ensure safe catch during tide time. From March to September every year, a mass of people in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, engage in this job.

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Photo and caption by Sascha Goebel

I took this picture during sunset in the Namib Naukluft Park-Sossusvlei area in Namibia. I gave the name, as there is no modification on the picture, just out of the cam. I played just with exposure and time.

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Photo and caption by Pierre Cornet

I took this shot in Ubud Monkey Forest. This shy young macaque was spying on me from behind this orange cloth tied around a statue.

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Photo and caption by Angga Putra

Morelia Viridis, also called green tree python or Chondro python, one of the exotic snakes in the world. They can be found in New Guinea/Indonesia and Iron Range, northern Australia.

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Photo and caption by Chantelle Blanchard

A free diver makes his way back to the surface, after free diving under the ice, in Quebec, Canada.

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Photo and caption by Yavor Michev

Agricultural aircraft AN-2 performs chemical spraying of a farmland in Rousse region, Bulgaria, at the Danube River. This photo was captured with a tandem Motodelta at about 1,640 feet altitude in May 2011. I shot a series of about 150 photos during the aircraft's spraying schedule in a five-to-seven minute timeframe. Despite the Motodelta pilot's excellent training, it was a bit risky and dangerous job. Antonov AN-2 is a famous 1946 model aircraft designed for transportation services.

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Photo and caption by Michael Valos

A manta ray feeding in Hanifaru Bay, Maldives, in September 2010. There were up to 100 rays feeding at one time in this area.

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Photo and caption by Shehla Khan

An early morning didgeridoo performance at the Grand Canyon.

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