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This landscape show a large expanse of drought affected shortgrass prairie that is being developed for oil and gas.
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Wind development has become a common site in the mixed grass prairies of the Great Plains. The benefits to the economy have to be balanced against the ecological impacts of where they are placed.
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This landscape is of the mixed grass prairie at the Marvin Klemme Range Research Station near Bessie, OK.
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Chapel of Saints and Martyrs
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shakespear globe theater london
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Photographed and edited by Volodymyr Yaskulka. May 25th of 2011.
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This was taken from the top of Fort Hill in the Vicksburg National Military Park. The scene was rather hazy, and the winds were unusually brisk. I hope to retake this on a calmer, clearer day. The flood waters of 2011 are still about 10 feet above flood stage.
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The flood wall has been completed and the waters still rise. The Vicksburg City Front has become a major tourist attraction as people come from miles around to view this "once in a lifetime" event. Thankfully the levee system built up in the 1920's and 1930's should help to minimize the potential damage from this eno...
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- Kiev - View to the Dnepr river from the National Museum for the History of the Great Patriotic War by Martin Bogaert
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Pano taken from the base of the huge statue of the Mother of the Fatherland - first test of the GigaPan
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