An unforgettable morning in Cape Town! Started at 4:40 AM, climbed Kloof Corner, and witnessed the magic unfold. Fog and high clouds made Lions Head mountain a photographer's dream. These shots are what we live for—I've been lucky to capture two this year. Still in awe.
#CapeTown #Photography #LionsHead
I love sharing pictures of things that I find beautiful (no matter where I am in the world) and if you see the beauty in these shots, you're my kinda person. When I was in Zurich in the summer, I captured a few shots from the top of the Uetliberg. When we visited again yesterday, we saw a completely different version, although no less beautiful ❤️
The first picture showcases views you can expect from the top of the Uetliberg in summer on a clear day. The second was taken yesterday when we visited. It was incredibly misty and the clouds were rolling over the view point.
The third pic is another shot from summer. The last is what we captured yesterday.
I am an avid lover of nature because the same destination can deliver drastically different views depending on when you visit. I am completely in awe 🥰
📣Monday 25 September 2023 - 8h00 📣
Due to flooding in our region, access to Creation is limited. ⛈🌊We are closed at the moment. 🚫 Updates will be posted as soon as the roads reopen. Please stay safe! ❤️
#stormy#lovecreationwines#flooding
Another stunning capture by @Ledoux_Photo 📸 from the Artic - - This is life.
A few facts about these amazing marine mammals:
"Beneath all that thick fur, polar bears have jet black skin. The polar bear’s fur is also translucent, and only appears white because it reflects visible light.
As well as reaching speeds of up to 6mph in the water, polar bears can swim for long distances and steadily for many hours to get from one piece of ice to another. Their large paws are specially adapted for swimming, which they’ll use to paddle through the water while holding their hind legs flat like a rudder.
Male polar #bears can weigh up to 800kg, and are twice the size of females. Polar bears can also grow up to 3 metres long, making them the largest bear species and the largest land carnivore in the world". via @wwf_uk