View allAll Photos Tagged *$(
I found this little waterfall on the website ctwaterfalls.com. Since where I live in N Indiana is so flat, there really isn't much in the way of waterfalls to photograph, so visiting Connecticut gives me the chance to indulge in one of my favorite subjects to photograph. On this morning, however, I forgot my tripod! So, I used my sweatshirt instead to prop my camera on for this shot. And despite the title, no showers were taken by me at this location.
The building in this shot is Ossians Hall a Folly at the Hermitage in Perthshire. The trees are just starting to turn there now, in another couple of weeks it will be spectacular but unfortunately I am away (on another holiday) so will miss this.
I used a polariser on this just to cut the reflections on the rocks and the leaves, this and an ND grad helped to take the exposure time down to 1 second which was just enough to keep some structure in the water, while smoothing it out.
View large to enjoy the details!
Sumac is typically among the first to change to autumn colors, and where I live, the transformation is already well under way.
For Macro Mondays: "In A Row" theme
HMM!
Rows upon rows of grapevines on the Kirchberg in Volkach.
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
When driving Alberta's stunning Icefields Parkway one must stop at iconic Peyto Lake.
This "dog headed" lake is glacially fed by the Peyto Glacier, which provides the rock flour that creates these striking blue/teal tones.
Thanks for any comments, faves and suggestions.
Sunset ~ Breakwater Lighthouse ~ Michigan City, Indiana
Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270, ISO 100, f/8.0, 60mm, 1/250s
Daybreak beckons within the silhouetted framework of the Milwaukee Art Museum. Flickr friends, this will be my last post for 2015. I'd like to take this chance to wish all of you Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Thanks for the gift of your friendship and I look forward to more Flickr fun and photo sharing in 2016 :)
Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270, ISO 125, f/8.0, 21mm, 1/250s
in the Masai Mara, Kenya
Happiness is a way of travel, not a destination.
All rights reserved. © Thomas Retterath 2019
One from the archives. Taken at the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust reserve at the Knapp and Papermill, near Alfrick.
The cool green shade over Leigh Brook as it babbles through the trees.
Follow our trip on www.legaillardgalopere-au-mexique.blogspot.com
On Facebook www.facebook.com/gaillard.galopere
For prints, visit www.galopere-photo.com
Meßberghof, another one of the Kontorhäuser in Hamburg which are part of the UNESCU heritage 'Speicherstadt and Kontorhaus District with Chilehaus' (whc.unesco.org/en/list/1467)
for a happy blue Monday !
with a Hydrangea / Hortensie, seen in
Tofino Botanical Garden, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada
El embalse de Alfilorios esta situado en la zona central del Principado de Asturias, sobre el cauce del río Barrea.
Se construyó con la finalidad de abastecer de agua potable a las poblaciones de la zona central de Asturias, especialmente a la ciudad de Oviedo
Su presa es de tipo gravedad y tiene 67 metros de altura. Se sitúa en el concejo de Ribera de Arriba, si bien, la casi totalidad de la superficie del embalse, de 52 ha, se encuentra en el concejo de Morcín.
Feliz semana a tod@s
In the glow of sunset on June 29, 2016, an eastbound BNSF grain empty passes the tall cliffs rimming Lombard, Montana. In a couple of hours, the innocent-looking clouds will build into impressive thunderstorms flashing over the ghost town, while Montana Rail Link tonnage continues to roll through the night.
ⓒRebecca Bugge, All Rights Reserved
Do not use without permission.
Well, taking photos out in nature - but trying out a monochrome treatment for a nature shot. But if you don't practice, you can't get any better at it. So... practice makes perfect. In the long run.
Wieder ein Bild von der Festung Salzburg aus fotografiert, diesmal Richtung Stadt.
Another picture from the fortress of Salzburg photographed, this time towards the city.
Österreich (Austria)
Salzburg
Dezember (December) 2015
follow me on Facebook:
I went to the Hermitage to photograph the nearby waterfall but loved all the patterns the swirls of water were making at this section of the river. The sun light just catching a few of the trees without lighting up the rest was an added bonus.
I used a Lee Big Stopper to get the 15 second exposure.
... by many eyes :-))
Happy Weekend !
Reflection of Holzhausen palace / Holzhausen-Schloesschen
just around the corner, Frankfurt-Nordend.
Cadaqués es la localidad más oriental de la península ibérica. Su término municipal ocupa la mayor parte de la costa de levante del macizo del cabo de Creus. Aislado por la montaña del Puig de Paní y el Puig de Bufadors del resto del Ampurdán, el pueblo pesquero de Cadaqués vivió de cara al mar y prácticamente separado, por tierra, del resto del Ampurdán
Feliz día a tod@s
De style roman, l'église Saint-Antoine de Laizé a été construite au xie siècle, elle possède un clocher original (collier de guet en bois, bretèche) reposant sur l'abside, remanié et fortifié au xve siècle.
Captured on a hike on top of Plose Mountain. This is actually a hiking trail for kids called Woody Walk - and there were dozens behind me - can you hear them scream??? But still a great landscape and kids have fun though
"Every time I rise
I see you falling
Can you find me space
Inside your bleeding heart?
Falls apart"
Placebo: youtu.be/o3aAw5Gkb3k
I had been waiting for this moment for a long time. In 2013 the park was closed because of the government shutdown (don't get me started). Last year, clouds rain and snow kept the Tetons hidden while we were there. This year - bingo! While the sky did not light up much, the mountains sure did! It was a sight to behold and well worth the wait and cold temperatures!
Thank you so much for visiting and commenting - they are greatly appreciated!
© 2016 Craig Goettsch - All rights reserved. Any unauthorized use without permission is prohibited.
The Jubilee Bridge, the brainchild of the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew was built to commemorate Singapore's 50 years of nation building.
... of countless parts (but getting less every day :-)
Swedish Whitebeam / Schwedische Mehlbeere (Sorbus intermedia)
in our neighbours front yard
En Asturias existen rincones dignos de ser descubiertos, paraísos perdidos de leyenda. Gran parte de la costa de Ribadesella es uno de ellos y más concretamente la ruta de los Acantilados del Infierno; un entorno sobrecogedor con precipicios de infarto y paisajes dignos de admirad por su belleza.
Espero que esta escena y foto también sea de vuestro agrado
Por favor no use mis imágenes en páginas web, blogs u otros medios sin mi permiso explícito. ©Todos los derechos reservados