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I've fallen way behind with my photo uploading here - this was taken nearly three weeks ago. It was a spectacular (and long) day of shooting. I had gone up camping with Zack Andrews, and we woke up early that morning at Steele Creek along the Buffalo River. From there we went through Boxley Valley, hiked to Hawksbill Crag and then drove over to visit these falls. It's a beautiful spot, and one of my favorite waterfalls in the state. It's very easy to reach, the road passes right by the top of the falls. There are several other waterfalls nearby, all of which can be reached by the same dirt road (which does get a bit bumpy after you pass these falls).
The area down here at the base of the falls was filled with debris from the ice storm. We had about three weeks of rain in May, which had the creek running full-tilt (for a shot of what that looked like, see Clay Wells' shot from May: www.flickr.com/photos/cwellsphotography/3498048835/in/set... ). The high waters picked up a lot of fallen tree limbs from the ice storm and deposited them among the trees here, creating a messy tangle. The area was already tricky to get around in before, but very difficult now. It's still really prety though...
Falling Water Falls are located about 50 miles or so north of Russellville, Arkansas. Falling Water Creek can be reached via the Falling Water Road, located in the Ozark National Forest.
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true bokeh. color slightly saturated
the movement must be nature itself. the life that is below the surface.
I try not to repeat posts, lord knows I have enough photos I haven't yet shared. But as we're in the middle of peak fall foliage, I would be remiss if I didn't share this shot. In 2018, we went for a ride to see the foliage in the mountains, and as we climbed through the notch, I KNEW I needed this shot. Gateway, as this location is known, only works when it's cloudy out. The low-hanging clouds were a contrast to the resplendent foliage, and I knew the 4266 was leading the notch train on this particular day. As I looked through the view finder, holding it down to go as fast as my camera would shoot, I knew I had THE shot.
By the Provo River near where it enters Utah Lake. Cascade Mountain on the right with Mount Timpanogos behind the tree. Utah County, Utah.
Fall in Minnesota is truly a special time across our Northern state! The trees turn brilliant shades of yellow, orange, and red. Typically I spend a majority of my time photographing on the North Shore of Lake Superior, but this time I stayed a bit closer to home at the beautiful Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis. I have wanted to time a fall color shot here in years past, but it seems that I was always too early or late. I am thankful that I got to spend this peaceful morning in nature with the Lord!
Just finished the last painting for 2018 on a scene in Quebec near Val des Monts. Acrylic Painting(16 x 20) and framed.
Happy New Year!
I took this shot in the woods near my son's apartment complex in Gaithersburg, Maryland last Fall.This place was beautiful and I often went on solitary walks here.:-)
Happy weekend dear friends
One more Snapseeded iPhoner. I took this one early this morning after dragging the garbage can to the curb. The soft light from the overcast sky had me out shooting in the front yard in slippers, bedhead and all. Whatever it takes!
I was out mushrooming in the woods way off the beaten path and only had my cell phone tp grab some pictures
Happy Fence Friday!
Love this time of year! It goes by much too quickly in Colorado. I will be in search of every colorful leaf until either a frost or the wind carries them away!
Morrison-Knudsen Nature Center
Boise, Idaho
14:39 30 October 2015
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Angiosperms
Fagales
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What is our favourite Bob Dylan song of all time?
That's the Question!
Looking through the window I am thinking about Bob Dylan song, Not dark yet. Behind every beautiful thing, there's been some kind of pain. It is for me a brilliant thought not an obvious thought. My opinion is that Dylan is one of the greatest songwriter and musician. His extraordinary voice is just the greatest for every song he writes. At the moment, Not dark yet, is my favourite Bob Dylan song.
Here is the brilliant lyric by Bob Dylan:
Not dark yet.
Shadows are falling and I been here all day
It's too hot to sleep and time is running away
Feel like my soul has turned into steel
I've still got the scars that the sun didn't let me heal
There's not even room enough to be anywhere
It's not dark yet, but it's getting there
Well my sense of humanity is going down the drain
Behind every beautiful thing, there's been some kind of pain
She wrote me a letter and she wrote it so kind
She put down in writin' what was in her mind
I just don't see why I should even care
It's not dark yet, but it's getting there
Well I been to London and I been to gay Paree
I followed the river and I got to the sea
I've been down to the bottom of a whirlpool of lies
I ain't lookin' for nothin' in anyone's eyes
Sometimes my burden is more than I can bear
It's not dark yet, but it's getting there
I was born here and I'll die here, against my will
I know it looks like I'm movin' but I'm standin' still
Every nerve in my body is so naked and numb
I can't even remember what it was I came here to get away from
Don't even hear the murmur of a prayer
It's not dark yet, but it's getting there
Hlif by the Pond in Reykjavik
staples. this was entirely accidental, i was experimenting with long exposures and i didn't know i could achieve this kind of effect. another shot which will go into the drawer of 'accidental discoveries!'
shot using natural light with black mounting board behind and below the staples. i have another version but decided on this one as it shows the staples falling in mid-air, the other one the staples are just fallen flat on the board.
With an apple tree in the foreground. A friend noticed that it looks like deer have been eating the apples off the lower branches.