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An abstract of an extreme high tide at the VilanoPointFL...
Actually, a macro shot of the view before my feet on the high tide bank of the Vilano Beach Inlet, FL, USA
Song by the Beach Boys, "Feel Flows"
Loch Chon, Trossachs: the outlet of the loch to the Water of Chon.
Given that the Water of Chon flows, via Loch Dhu, into Loch Ard, which outlets to the River Forth, a reasonable argument may be advanced that THIS is the de facto source of the River Forth and not the outlet from Loch Ard.
Photo Taken @ Endless
Music: Ebb and Flow by Pink Floyd
Written By Richard Wright & David Gilmour.
“Have you also learned that secret from the river; that there is no such thing as time?" That the river is everywhere at the same time, at the source and at the mouth, at the waterfall, at the ferry, at the current, in the ocean and in the mountains, everywhere and that the present only exists for it, not the shadow of the past nor the shadow of the future.”
― Hermann Hesse
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All we can do is move forward, against all odds, into the uncertain future. The past is over, the doors are closed; there's nothing left back there but sentimental ghosts.
― D. Michael Hardy
HSS!
This is an in camera nine image multiple exposure.
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“I believe in going with the flow. I don't believe in fighting against the flow. You ride on your river and you go with the tides and the flow. But it has to be your river, not someone else's. Everyone has their own river, and you don't need to swim,float,sail on their's, but you need to be in your own river and you need to go with it. And I don't believe in fighting the wind. You go and you fly with your wind. Let everyone else catch their own gusts of wind and let them fly with their own gusts of wind, and you go and you fly with yours.”
Quote ― C. JoyBell C.
Happy Weekend ;-)
The Flow Country is an area of deep peat, dotted with bog pools, in the north of Scotland. It covers nearly 800 square miles and the peat, which has been forming since the last Ice Age, is up to 10m deep.
So since the whole Covid thing happened I had to postpone my trip to Greece and I was looking for places within US that I could go without boarding on a plane. The Finger Lakes region in New York State stood out to me for its beautiful scenery and the variety of things that I could do. Lots of rivers flowing through mountains and hills so naturally there are a ton of waterfalls in the area. I took this photo as I was hiking up the gorge trail in Watkins Glen State Park. More photos from this hike to follow as there were some really amazing waterfalls along the way. Fortunately, due to corona virus, the trail wasn't too crowded so I felt closer to nature as I was following the path.
Motorcycle - As the Rush Comes (DJ Tiesto Remix)
The remains of a mostly dried up pond flows downward to the Ben Miller Inn and empties into the Maitland River.
Ben Miller,Ontario
Canada
I have so many photos of water flowing, from water falls to streams and bubles floating down stream but nothing NEW. New rule to shoot a new photo so I did. Park across the street has a water park called "Kids Town" this is "The Bucket" it fills with water, then when full it pours out like a waterfall. (NOT for the really young ones as it would knock em over)
Had a feeling would be lots of water fall, waves and things like that so I did something different. (close to home as well)
My I struggled with this one - not only capturing it but in the process in trying to keep the colours real and the flow smooth. Well I guess this is what I have come up with and from memory its pretty much how the morning looked. It was from the outing last week with Pixeloc at North Turimetta. Definitely had a fun morning and treated to a delight of a sky. Anyway... all feedback .. harsh as it may be ... is required.
(Daniel: Yep...got soaked from the backwash hitting a set of rocks behind me more than the front waves...Fun!)
Stability...I had two of the legs between rocks and I lent down pretty hard on it! Most of the shots where stable thankfully...Appreciate all the comments!
Its a single exposure using a Cokin GND8 for the sky. Thanks for looking as always.
“I know this much: that there is objective time, but also subjective time, the kind you wear on the inside of your wrist, next to where the pulse lies. And this personal time, which is the true time, is measured in your relationship to memory.”
― Julian Barnes, The Sense of an Ending
Floor Hofman - Time Flows
Auchintaple Loch, which has a boat house on the far side, is often named as a favourite spot by walkers on the Cateran Trail.
Whilst the loch itself is man-made there are traces of an early chapel at Chapel Hillock on a low rise just above the loch, identifiable by a turf-covered stony bank enclosing a slight hollow containing several stones.
Near to the chapel is the Lady Well or Virgin Mary’s Well, which is still supplied with a plentiful flow of clear water. The wells in the area were once known for their curative properties, and many people visited in search of a miracle cure.
It was thought that the first Sabbath in May was a day on which the waters had their greatest effect, and drinking from the well before sunrise was considered even more propitious.
Fresh water flows through a granite fountain at St. James Farm, a historic equestrian estate in Warrenville, Illinois. The fashionable fountain, designed by sculptor Marcia Weese, serves as a watering trough for horses during riding competitions. Thanks for viewing!
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 1600, f/6.3, 300mm, 1/800s