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Shot from the town of El Chalten, Argentina of South America in April 2019. The spectacular peak on the right is Fitz Roy, and the handsome peak on the left is Cerro Torre. The mountain peaks in Patagonia appear twice in the golden color, which is the scene before sunrise.
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Le lac de Gaube est un lac pyrénéen français, situé administrativement dans la commune de Cauterets dans le département des Hautes-Pyrénées en région Occitanie.
Il s'agirait d'un toponyme pléonastique, gaube ayant le sens de « lac » en gascon. La racine pré-celtique eurasienne gob-, la même que celle des « gaves » pyrénéens, signifie « creux, cuvette, concavité ». Le lac se situe à une altitude de 1 725 mètres, il est d'une forme ovoïde s'étirant selon un axe nord-sud comme la vallée de Gaube dans laquelle il se trouve.
C'est une petite vallée encaissée démarrant au pied du Vignemale (3 298 m) et finissant au pont d'Espagne. Le lac se trouve dans son dernier tiers (six km au nord du Vignemale et deux km au sud du pont d'Espagne). Le lac est surplombé directement par le pic Mayouret (2 688 m) à l'est, le grand Pic des Paloumères (2 720 m) au sud-est, et le pic de Gaube (2 377 m) au nord-ouest. ll est alimenté par le gave des Oulettes de Gaube qui prend le nom de gave de Gaube à sa sortie. Le lac a une profondeur de 40 mètres, une surface de 19 hectares et plus de deux kilomètres de berges. Son comblement est actif et l'embouchure du torrent principal présente un delta formé d'alluvions glaciaires. Accessible en une heure de marche à travers les pins ou par télésiège (montée de 270 mètres) depuis le pont d'Espagne dans la vallée de Cauterets, il est célèbre pour son panorama et sa facilité d'accès. C'est le point de départ de nombreuses randonnées pédestres. Sa rive occidentale est par exemple bordée par le GR 10 en direction du refuge des Oulettes de Gaube.
Lac de Gaube is a French Pyrenean lake, administratively located in the commune of Cauterets in the Hautes-Pyrénées department in the Occitanie region.
It would be a pleonastic toponym, gaube having the meaning of "lake" in Gascon. The pre-Celtic Eurasian root gob-, the same as that of the Pyrenean “gaves”, means “hollow, basin, concavity”. The lake is located at an altitude of 1,725 meters, it is ovoid in shape stretching along a north-south axis like the Gaube valley in which it is located.
It is a small steep-sided valley starting at the foot of Vignemale (3,298 m) and ending at the Pont d'Espagne. The lake is in its last third (six km north of Vignemale and two km south of the Pont d'Espagne). The lake is directly overlooked by the Mayouret peak (2,688 m) to the east, the large Pic des Paloumères (2,720 m) to the south-east, and the Gaube peak (2,377 m) to the north-west. It is supplied by the Gave des Oulettes de Gaube which takes the name of Gave de Gaube when it leaves. The lake has a depth of 40 meters, an area of 19 hectares and more than two kilometers of shoreline. Its filling is active and the mouth of the main torrent presents a delta formed of glacial alluvium. Accessible in an hour's walk through the pines or by chairlift (ascent of 270 meters) from the Pont d'Espagne in the Cauterets valley, it is famous for its panorama and its ease of access. It is the starting point for many hikes. Its western bank is for example bordered by the GR 10 towards the Oulettes de Gaube refuge.
Source : fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lac_de_Gaube
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Foreground: 14 x 20 seconds
Sky: 52 x 30 seconds
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This is a 66 shot panorama of the Milky Way rising over a cattle farm at Mogumber, a small Wheatbelt farm about 1.5 hours north of Perth in Western Australia.
If you look closely you can see a few cows right on the horizon in the centre of the image. When I arrived there were cows in the middle of the dirt road that had escaped the paddock somehow...welcome to country life I guess :)
Prominent in this image are the Large & Small Magellanic Clouds, just above the light pollution framing the dead tree. Above them is the pink, petal shaped nebula, Carina. Shining brightly in the top centre are the Pointers, Alpha & Beta Centauri, made prominent by some dew that had formed on my lens, acting as a fog filter for one or two shots towards the end.
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