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“The quality of the imagination is to flow and not to freeze” –Ralph Waldo Emerson
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The water flow around some rocks at the Copper coast Ireland
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Ice macro revealing much more detail than meets the eye. Obviously I do not tire of this. But I will try a new color next time. ;-)
A small selection of shots from (possibly) the highlight of our time on the big island. I shot almost 300 images in the 2 hour boat trip to the current lava flow from Puʻu ʻŌʻō, which is kind of a record for me as it normally takes me a good 10 minutes just to set up a tripod and fit some filters..
This is an amazing experience for all your senses, so if you are even in the area I can strongly recommend a dawn or dusk trip with lavaocean.com/ to see the lava flows - the heat, smell noise and sights are just incredible - even feeling the hot seawater spashing up as you approach the lava is surreal, let alone watching it boil at the shoreline.
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View the slideshow from this wedding.
From now on, I'm requiring belly dancers at all weddings. Just so you know.
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The beginning of the Worm Flows as I snowshoed up my way to the summit of Mount St. Helens on April 27th, 2024. I got my climbers permit a month prior, but I couldn't pick the weather. Near blizzard conditions near the summit turned me back down the mountain. Every single person that day who started ahead of me made it no further than the Observatory Station. Once I got to that point, low visibility, combined with high winds and icy snow made the whole adventure too risky. It was a great climb, and hope to summit again soon!
It is always nice to find flowing water in the winter. this little waterfall was a short hike form our campsite in Algonquin... an enchanting place and not too cold the day we hiked there.
It's impossible to do justice to the beauty of this tattoo - and yes, the rainbow tinged silver that covers most of this skin is indeed a tattoo! I'm wearing the Fallen Gods Inc Pure Coal skin and Fallen Gods Inc Flow Silver Rainbow tattoo on the Jinx Petit Ruth body and Jinx Aerilyn head. The colors in this gorgeous tattoo will have everyone staring!
It's icy out and my students have cancelled classes, so I'm revisiting some old images. I've learned a lot of subtle photoshop skills in the last couple of years, and can bring out more of what I was originally going for. These don't look wildly different than the original, just a bit better.
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Taken at the Cloud Forest - Garden by the Bay, Singapore.
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A seascape taken in Agaete, Gran Canaria. With the lack of a rocky coast in my home country, this place felt like one big playground.
I got a polarizer filter today. I love it. It was so sunny out today. If I did not have it, there was no chance of taking photos at high noon.
Stockholm Metro station T-Centralen, the central hub and the busiest station (read: most congested) of the metro.
Cliffs of Moher seen from Doolin under a passing storm.
The storm definitely added a lot of mood and drama to my photo especially on allowing me to experiment with different types of exposures to achieve the slow flow of the water.
Definitely one of my favorites, and I will certainly would like to experiment more with seascape photos.
Have a great week-end.
EXIF: Nikon D810 / Tamron 24-70 mm F.2/8 VC USD at 24 mm ISO32.
Flow, flow onward
Stretches many
Spare not any
Water rushing
Ever streaming fully downward
Toward the pool in current gushing
(from Goethe's Sorcerer's Apprentice, 1798)
900 m³/s thunder down the Rhine Falls during the June 2024 flood, while the first rays of sunlight of the day will illuminate Laufen Castle. This means that the Rhine Falls will temporarily surpass the Sarpsfossen in Norway and become Europe's most water-rich waterfall.
The Ka’ūpūlehu lava flow of 1800 travelled 16 kilometers from the northwest rift zone of the Hualālai Volcano to the Pacific Ocean. The clinker, fragmented, ‘a’ā lava flow is gradually colonized by grasses and ‘ōhi’a trees as windblown soil and seed collects in crevasses. Haleakalā rises above the clouds across the ‘Alenuihāhā channel in the distance.
One of my last shots from the Narrows in Zion National Park. The crowds really thin out the deeper you go into the Narrows. I think this was about 3 miles in from the start of the Narrows. Finding compositions in the Narrows is a lot fun. This shot is one of my favorite water flow shots I've taken. Nice water curves wrapping around the rocks really makes this my favorite image from the Narrows. We didn't finish the the Narrows until 6 or 7pm, so the light was a lot darker and cooler than some of my earlier shots.
Narrows
Zion National Park, Utah
I just posted my summer timelapse project online. youtu.be/AIdznH2bYwA
There was only a small swell at Palm Beach this morning for the Focus shoot, at times the ocean was as flat as a lake. But every now and them the swell would come back and create some nice flow through the channels and around the rocks.
Great catching up with everyone this morning.
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Flower blossoms at my home. Recent frost has been hard on my flowers, especially the fruit trees. IMG_4204
Sometimes you accidentally get the perfect focus, and the photo comes out to be absolutely magical. I am still in awe that I did this.
This photo was taken with my recently purchased (for 30CAD!) Canon nFD 70-210mm f/4; a wonderful lens. And the mushrooms are from a kit I got recently.
Three ducks enjoying the flow of the water!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Go With The Flow …
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