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Parrsboro, Nova Scotia.

San Felipe, Baja - Mexico on the Sea of Cortez.

Lake Wilderness

The sun has set, and the winds were dying down ... evening was taking over the lake there in Ricketts Glen.

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Mac Mac Pools is truly one of a kind. Situated just 3 km from the stunning Mac-Mac Falls, this charming site gets its name from clusters of shallow pools; these natural pools are made when the gently twirling waters of the rocky river paves its way through the rough terrain to swoop down into small water pockets.

And it did turn into a whiteout. Skagsanden beach in the morning with mountains reflecting in wet sand. One of my favourite beaches in Lofoten.

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Hatchet Pond, near Beaulieu in the New Forest

Garsdale Falls

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Thonon-les-bains, France

This striking birch tree, still hanging on to its colourful leaves, was reflected nicely in the calm waters or the River Cannich.

Another one from the archive. You might call it a silhouette. I used a ND filter here as I was shooting into the sun.

Im not that happy with the outcome.

Ullswater Lake District

This windmill is a favorite for photographers in this area. It is behind the historic Higginson / Holbrook house in the partially restored ghost town of Chesterfield, Idaho.

Cala Frares, LLoret de Mar, Costa Brava, Girona.

You rule the swelling of the sea; When its waves rise, You still them. Ps 89:9

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Cala Cap Roig, Costa Brava, Girona.

From a winter walk, back in January of 2019.

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Wade

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Who's to say what's impossible

Well they forgot this world keeps spinning

Calm water greets Lake Bonnet, Florida as the sun rises behind the tree line.

Calm sea

Fisher enjoying their evening at the Lake - Fischer genießen den Abend am Ammersee

Polaroid SX-70 (SLR670s) / color i-type film.

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There is nothing better than being at a marsh or lake at sunrise. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful. Just a matter of minutes later, as the sun climbs higher, mist burns off and the winds pick up, the area is completely different.

One from the River Dart a few weeks back.