Stunning Photos of Animals Captured At The Perfect Moments

Capturing photos is not that easy work, it's need a talented photographer to get the photo from the perfect angle and at the perfect moment. Really while I look at these photos I feel that it want to say something, another photos I found them imitate the behavior of the Human. Like the Monkeys :) . For example look the first photo. A Monkey is ready to take a photo, really funny.

I've search all over the internet and publish in my post some examples of these amazing photos and I hope to get your attention and I hop to fun moments with them.

 

Baby Gorilla

Curious Rockhopper

Giant Flying Squirrel

Red-eyed Tree Frog

Swimming Monkey

Tarsier

Tiny Chameleon

 

Angry dog

Friends by Vlado Ferencic

Good friend Masashi Mochida

Satisfied Lion

Popular child by Masashi Mochida

Synchronized_swimming by Masashi Mochida

For more photos visit burrard-lucas.com

Art Photography : The Beauty Of Nature by Lars van de Goor , Part 2

He was born in 1964 in the Netherlands, in a houseboat. next to a farm, located between lakes and meadows. his first passion was music, the latest photographt and editing. In a way he is still composin.

In 2007 he bought his first camera, a fre months later he placed the very first photos on the internet. Now four years later he is nominated as a finalist on te 2010 Hasselbad Masters Award, one of the most prestigious awards in the world of photography.

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 At the first he photographed everything loose and stuck and the beauty of  nature and especially trees and forests. Nothing is better then beaing alone between the woods early in the morning and nothing is more beautiful than seeing sunlight breaking through the canopy.

Nothing is easy, you may say "If I had a camera then I'm a photographer", it's not like this for example when some one by a piano the he owns a piano but not a musician, so you are not a photographer so this needs some extra appilites and talents by working more extreme on the colors. This is word of the artist Lars van de Goor 

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Art Photography : The Beauty Of Nature by Lars van de Goor , Part 1

He was born in 1964 in the Netherlands, in a houseboat. next to a farm, located between lakes and meadows. his first passion was music, the latest photographt and editing. In a way he is still composin.

In 2007 he bought his first camera, a fre months later he placed the very first photos on the internet. Now four years later he is nominated as a finalist on te 2010 Hasselbad Masters Award, one of the most prestigious awards in the world of photography.

via official site for the photographer Lars van de Goor

 At the first he photographed everything loose and stuck and the beauty of  nature and especially trees and forests. Nothing is better then beaing alone between the woods early in the morning and nothing is more beautiful than seeing sunlight breaking through the canopy.

Nothing is easy, you may say "If I had a camera then I'm a photographer", it's not like this for example when some one by a piano the he owns a piano but not a musician, so you are not a photographer so this needs some extra appilites and talents by working more extreme on the colors. This is word of the artist Lars van de Goor 

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Stunning Photos, Trip To The Deepest Hole On The Earth

Today, the deepest hole ever created by humankind lies beneath the tower enclosing Kola’s drill. A number of boreholes split from the central branch, but the deepest is designated “SG-3,” a hole about nine inches wide which snakes over 12.262 kilometers (7.5 miles) into the Earth’s crust. The drill spent twenty-four years chewing its way to that depth, until its progress was finally halted in 1994, about 2.7 kilometers (1.7 miles) short of its 15,000-meter goal.

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The core of the earth, which is about 4000 miles below the surface, is where geothermal energy is generated. Temperatures that can sometimes be even hotter than the surface of the sun are produced incessantly within the earth by radioactive particles decaying slowly, a process that occurs in all rocks. The earth is made up of a number of layers: the core; the mantle; and the crust.

• The Core: The core of the earth itself comprises two layers - an outer layer which is made up of extremely hot molten rock, known as magma, and an inner core made of solid iron.
• The Mantle: This layer, which comprises rock and magma, envelopes the core and has a thickness of around 1800 miles.
• The Crust: The earth's outermost layer is called the crust, which basically comprises all the land that makes up the floor of the oceans and the continents. The crust is about 15-35 miles in thickness on the continents and of about 3-5 miles in thickness beneath the oceans.

The crust of the earth is made up of several broken pieces, which are known as plates. The hot magma from deep down below rises up close to the surface of the earth at the junctures of these plates. These are the places where volcanoes are formed. The lava that spews from volcanoes is made up partly of magma. The heat from this magma is absorbed by the water and rocks that occur deep beneath the earth's surface. The temperature of the water and the rocks get increasingly hotter the deeper down you go below the earth's surface. 

People all over the world have been using geothermal energy to heat their homes by digging wells that go down very deep and pumping up the hot steam or water to the surface.

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