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122 pictures in 2022 #23 "Crystal clear"
This is a clear glass vase on our mantle. The flowers are fake orchids.
Not sure if I love this one...I don't think the composition is quite right....too much blank space in the upper right. Let me know what you think. Have a good Tuesday.
The River Derwent flowing through Borowdale in The Lake District in Cumbria. Standing on stepping stones to take this; after my glorious hike up nearby Castle Crag Fell.
So despite it being Spring we are still into Winter season. Yesterday was some more snow and later in the evening we had freezing rain/glitter. The only good thing about this is the fact is makes such pretty photo subjects. Taken for ODC "where the sidewalk ends" (this is at the end of our driveway) and also for The Flickr Lounge "leading lines" Have a great day everyone.
Crystal clear water of Scuppernong Springs located in the Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest near Eagle, Wisconsin. Taken October 26, 2015.
(1 in a multiple picture album)
My favorite scene is when calm water reflects what is around it. I found a perfect example while hiking around Lake George in the Mammoth Lake Region of the Eastern Sierra Nevada.
That is Crystal Crag on top, a rock climbers destination. On the right you can see some early fall color.
Note the log lying under the crystal clear water.
Lisboa, 2011
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On Memorial Day, we went to the Skagit-Whatcom County Line Ponds to look for some birds. It was such a quiet and tranquil place, because it is a little dirt road off the side of the highway, and nobody really goes there.
There was a robin who was really panicked at the sight of us and was circling us with really loud calls (we probably walked too close to its nest). It was as if this robin has never seen a human before.
There were several of these old swimming platforms lining the ponds. They were covered with leaves and moss, and it looks like they haven't been used in awhile. The water looked so clear and I loved the blue/green look it had!
For some reason I’m very fond of central compositions. I know lots of people don’t like this (because they occasionally tell me), but for me the rules are only valid if you want to follow them. Anyway, this image was made at midday, using my 8 stop neutral density filter. I wanted to smooth out the water to really simplify the composition. If I’m honest, I wish I could have gone for a swim here, it was midsummer and lovely and warm. The water was about 3 meters deep and it was crystal clear! Oh how I love St Ives! Out of interest, just after making this image I headed back to the little beach just behind me and I found a spider crab. The tide was as low as I had ever seen it here and I picked it up to show the kids... my son found it fascinating, but my daughter nearly shattered every glass on the beachfront cafe! Oh what a fun birthday it was!