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When I heard high winds were expected in Rocky Mountain National Park, I deiced there was a good chance for clear ice and blowing snow. It was difficult trying to walk on the ice and get a sharp image with the insane wind, and the snow blowing up the back of my shirt made things really cold, but the light was amazing so it was 100% worth it. Great fun!!!
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What exactly is flow state? To me it’s when my mind blocks out the external forces of the world and is open to the beauty of the natural world. I hear the cascading water. I smell the pine in the morning air. I feel the power of the water rushing over rocks. I don’t think about the technical aspects of my camera and composition.
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Cover photo of the group DREAMS DO COME TRUE in December 2022
Snow drifts flow past sage brush with frosted mountains in the distance. This Bear Lake Valley scene is between Bennington and Georgetown, Idaho
Compositionally Challenged Week 4 - A Thousand Words
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Phrase should not be too hard to guess
The rush and flow of water is ubiquitous along the southern fringe of Iceland, as the laden north Atlantic clouds are not stingy when it comes to bestowing their gifts upon the landscape. Far from being one of the famous falls, the scene here was simply one of many places along the road where beauty abounded, and people gathered to appreciate it.
Technical notes: Knee tripod, deep breathing, hope...
#Day 093/365: flow
20090403 (Friday)
i feel different... just a thought.
flow of my life... is different.
i can feel some twists but i cannot explain them in word.
am i missing something?
A nice spring like morning with the mountain to myself at a well photographed location near Cwm Idwal.
Floral display was in full flow as everyone was willing weather for well overdue rain relief. And it did with a wallop for full two days as sky opened wide drowning more than cars on the way down.
Brake in Sardinia was a real mismatch of well blessed expectation … not that it bothered me in the end ,,, but great filtered sun action had to be pushed from "numero uno" to back in the queue …
And if you haven’t heard this one - “the perfect flower is almost old” possibly with regards to the poster.
Wow - thanks for favourites and comments. Never underestimate power of Explore ...
The flow of passengers through London St Pancras train station.
Long exposure taken with a Nikon D40 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6G II lens fitted with an Opteka 0.35x Semi-fisheye Converter, and mounted on a Joby gorillapod. Processed in GIMP, and Photoscape.