Cornish Coast by mibreit

Last week I visited Cornwall. My second trip there and it was great.. although in case of sunset photography I had hoped for better conditions. This here was the best light I had during the trip and it compensated for the other evenings. It shows a view from the cliffs at Kynance Cove, one of my favourite places there. Hope you like it. Video Tutorial | Prints | Contact via 500px http://ift.tt/1hfeDM2

Edge of Time by JohnRobinson

The soft glow of the rising sun lights up the rugged cliffs along the Whitburn Coast, England, UK. via 500px http://ift.tt/1mUygIX

LONDON by TuncayReceb

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Break the rules by AndreasJones

I had a few questions on why the sunflowers are facing east. The phototropic ones only follow the sun for a period. When the sunflower is growing the stem & material is soft and pliable, the unbloomed bud is light and will follow the sun during this phase. However, when the sunflower blooms the sunflower slowly stops growing, instead putting the energy into the seed head. At this point the rest of the sunflower (stem, etc.) starts to solidify, and will eventually solidify facing in an eastwardly direction and the bloom will no longer follow the sun. So, the phototropic ones do follow the sun but only for a time and once bloomed will eventually "freeze" facing in an eastwardly direction.



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Rainbows over Saddle Tor by stevemackayphotography

A Rainbow over Saddle Tor, in Dartmoor National Park, Devon, UK. You can just about see the second/double Rainbow up top. via 500px http://ift.tt/1gvovLy

Natural History Museum by RichardHarris1

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