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The streams in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park were running very clear on this beautiful winter day. 2010.
A crystal clear River Arrow.
Our first post lockdown visit to a National Trust property. At present (July2020) visits are by timed admission only, ours was between 09.30 and 10.00. Once there you can stay all day if you wish. At Coughton only the grounds are open together with a catering kiosk and toilets.
All the walks in the grounds are one way only. It was good to get out and about but we did have light rain for the hour or so that we were there!
Good to get my Lumix camera out again too.
You could literally see twenty feet down to the bottom of this stream. Nothing is polluted in Iceland.
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And cold to? Yes, a little, but Jacob and I managed to stay in the water for 10 minutes, so refreshing! And fun going against the current. Rio Cares, Asturias.
I was surprised a bit by how clear the Wadden Sea is at certain spots. Especially because this sea is known for its mud flats. The pollution you see here is because everyone walked through it, disturbing the soil...
In this Picture I tried to take a WOW picture named Dazzling. In this picture the central focus is the Crystal Bear. As you can see in the background that there is a reflection of light that is going through the bear. Behind my camera I set a bright light facing the bear so that I can have more light. But in the room I closed all the lights to make it like a spotlight. Also in this picture there is a lot of abstract around the bear. The composition of this picture is the bear is very expressive. And around the edges of the bear you can see a little bit on contour around it. For this WOW picture I used a high vantage point since the bear was very small.