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A mountain river works its way through the autumn landscape. The foam on the water creates a flow motion. Autumn is probably my most favorite season of the year!
Taken at Fanore Co. Clare last week. I liked how the sea was blending with the rock pool at the moment of exposure.
The Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye in Scotland have a wonderful turquoise hue, the remnants of glaciers long gone. They exist on many levels of the rock face and although the more popular shots are taken from above, I enjoyed trying to find a different angle.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Sculpture, "Air,' by Walter Hancock (American 1901-98), modeled ca. 1980.
I can love who I ever wanna lovе
I can speak how I ever wanna speak
Hit the flow, ready steady go, be your own friek ♥
Canola flowers filled the valley in Ebeotsu, Takikawa, Hokkaido.
Mamiya M645 1000s, Sekor 110mm F2.8, positive ISO 100 (RDP3) expired, developed as described previously.
Bigger sizes: www.flickr.com/photos/threepinner/27324709975/sizes/l up to 7057 x 5213.
Another image from my first YouTube video. see my previous post of abstract water photography for the link on how I created this image.
Here's a scene from high atop a mountain near the Matterhorn in Zermatt, Switzerland. I like it because it really shows how the glaciers flow and merge like rivers. I've always been into glaciers and rocks and stuff; I used to be a double major in Geophysics and Computer Science. I dropped my double in Geophysics because I had a fight with my moronic professor there at SMU, but even his idiotic prattlings didn't ruin my love of rocks!