Showing posts with label Mother Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mother Nature. Show all posts

Friday, August 8, 2014

Congressional Classic


Published on Feb 25, 2013
Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Ga.)
These are the people who will be making life and death decisions under Obamacare. Although this video is from 2010 many people haven't seen it. He still serves as a U.S. Representative from Georgia's 4th district.

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Musn't Mess With Mother Nature

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2190397/Incredible-National-Geographic-pictures-extreme-weather-battering-U-S.html

Weather gone wild! Incredible National Geographic pictures show the awesome power of mother nature across America
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
PUBLISHED: 17:41 EST, 18 August 2012 | UPDATED: 21:16 EST, 18 August 2012




















Gusting winds fling dirt from barren cotton fields onto Farm to Market Road 303, near a small community called Pep. Parts of West Texas saw next to no rainfall in 2011. Photograph by Robb Kendrick

















Fortified by a levee, a house near Vicksburg survives a Yazoo River flood in May 2011. Snowmelt and intense rains, eight times as much rainfall as usual in parts of the Mississippi River watershed, triggered floods that caused three to four billion dollars in damages. Photograph by Scott Olson

















The biggest dust storm in living memory rolls into Phoenix on July 5, 2011, reducing visibility to zero. Desert thunderstorms kicked up the mile-high wall of dust and sand. Photograph by Daniel Bryant




















As he waits for a wave of thunderstorms to form along Colorado's Front Range, Samaras readies the 1,600-pound camera he calls the Kahuna. Photograph by Carsten Peter

















Guided by the laptop weather map reflected in his window, Tim Samaras rushes to catch up to a dying thunderstorm. He hopes to be the first to photograph the split-second event that triggers a lightning strike. Photograph by Carsten Peter

















Back on the highway with the Kahuna in tow, Samaras hunts for the elusive shot. This summer he's on the chase again, with new, nimbler equipment. Photograph by Carsten Peter

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Clouds Over Cambridge MA

Each day nature puts on her free show in the sky. Sometimes with clouds, sometimes without. But the show is reliable. When there is no sun the clouds perform alone in shades of gray. With the sun it provides a spectrum of colors. Here is one day's show over Cambridge MA on August 16, 2011.


Cirrus clouds with jet contrails. One plane's new creations (thinest line) in progress can be seen.



Cirrus clouds.



Wispy cirrus clouds, in motion.



Wavey cirrus clouds.



Cirrus clouds with older contrails.



Pink stratus clouds.



Pink alto cumulus clouds.



Alto stratus pink with dark gray contrast clouds.



Alto cumulus pink babies, with gray stratus



Large pink alto cumulus



Gray cumulus with pink alto cumulus



Pink and gray alto stratus



Pink, gray, orange and white stratus, and cumulus



White alto stratus, gray strato cumulus



Strato cumulus and cirrus



Cirrus, alto stratus and stratus


Saturday, May 28, 2011

Cambridge Spring Floral Beauty

These images are from two private residences on Cambridge Street, Cambridge MA which show the temporary beauty of nature. These flowers last only a few weeks. A nearby tree indicates a longer show of foliage. The red flower is from Banks Street.






































Sunday, September 5, 2010

Tree Stump Remains After Hurricane Earl Passed

Later in the day (September 4, 2010) after Hurricane Earl passed near Massachusetts this tree stump was all that remained. Mother Nature stopped the tree from walking away from its roots.
















A local sculptor added a public display of bricks.