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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.
Elinchrom BX 500 Ri through large octa on cam right. triggered with Skyports
Model - Keren Shabat
Thanks to Maxim Golvanov, Ofir Abe and Udi rofe From Elinchrom for help ideas and support
Video showing the shooting is available here on YouTube
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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I didn’t(don’t) have a tripod so I tried to shot while standing. After some fails, this was the last and the best. I felt like a stone some minutes.:D
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Clouds flow from one mountainous valley to the next during the golden hour in Olympic National Park.
Got a shot of the Bill Williams River today. It's a 46 mile long river in west-central Arizona... and provides habitat for fish and wildlife.
Forecasts of a major dose of color during this morning's sunrise had me racing out to Plum Island only to find that the forecasts were a bit off (although I think southern MA and RI had brilliant colors this morning). But, the cloud cover provided a nice soft light across the beach and dunes, so it gave me the opportunity to work with the more subtle colors of sunrise, something I often neglect to do when the big punches of orange, yellow and red fail to materialize.
Here, a lone clam shell holds its on against the flow of the oncoming tide as the soft glow of the rising sun reflects off the receding waters.
Fun Fact: Plum Island is approximately 11 miles long and is named after the wild Beach Plum shrubs that grow amongst its dunes.
The tug Harald returning to Scapa Pier with yokohama fenders after completion of a Ship To Ship transfer operation in Scapa Flow.