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I found this old photo from 2004 and thought I'd share it. It makes a nice PC wallpaper. I can't remember where it was but from my notebooks it's somewhere between London and Lands End. I think I gave the old Z3 away.
Aspen branch over a cascade on the South Bishop Creek near Parhcers Resort.
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This looks more like an oddly shaped pond then a stream, but I shot this in the summer during a drought, and after walking down "stream" (the series of small puddles it turned into not far from here) I found evidence that there were much higher water levels and some kind of current in the past. (I have no idea how strong) After looking at it with google maps, I can see that it is a stream that connects different lakes in the area.
It looked like there was some kind of earth quake, or glacier activity that cracked these hills of granite rock and pulled them apart a little, judging by the trench and the giant pieces of fractured granite around. I don't think it was caused by flowing water erosion, but I can't rule that out either because I'm no geologist.
I'm interested to see what this area looks like when I return during the spring melt, when there should be a lot more water.
This is the same place I caught some Perseid meteors about a month later. www.flickr.com/photos/matt_molloy/28920591315/
Devils Kitchen, named because it looks like a chimney, and in olden days when there was cloud on the mountains it looked like smoke coming out of the chimney, and it was said that it was the devil cooking.
Cwm Idwal is a very popular attraction for visitors interested in walking, climbing, fishing and geology.
Cwm Idwal is a national nature reserve, and one of the few places in Britain where the Snowdon Lilly can be found. It is an area to be treated with extra special respect. It is an area which is home to lots of wildlife.
north Wales, UK
From vintage postcard (no date on it) describing this as "The mill stream waterfall at The Old Mill, Ancaster Ontario".
Postcard is courtesy of Sylvia Wray of Flamborough Archives.
LNER`s 91114 "Durham Cathedral" races passed Burn working 1Y84 the 12.02 York to London Kings cross east coast service 24/12/2024.
Taken using my pole which is not easy when the train is coming from behind and at max speed .
Yosemite Valley represents only one percent of the park area, but this is where most visitors arrive and stay. More than half a dozen creeks tumble from hanging valleys at the top of granite cliffs that can rise 3000–4000 feet above the valley floor, which itself is 4000 feet above sea level.
I briefly stopped on my walk to capture this small stream running down the side of a hill next to the trail.
ABOUT THIS SERIES
I'd been to Muir Woods several times in my childhood but the last time I was there I can't recall. I was inspired to return after watching the Ken Burns series The National Parks: America's Best Idea on PBS.
Muir Woods, is the nation's sixth national monument but the first that was created from private land (the land was donated by William Kent). The woods are home to Coast Redwood trees (Sequoia sempervirens) which can grow to over 370 feet tall and 26 feet in diameter.
I think Muir Woods is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. If you're ever in the San Francisco Bay Area, I highly encourage you to visit it. You won't be disappointed.
This is a close-up photo of beach sand and ice formations in a shallow stream flowing across Clam Harbour Beach. The image has been cropped and then mirrored and copied twice to be symmetrical. The detail is best seen full screen.
this little stream is part of bigger lake at yufuin onsen. more better photo at this location coming, it is a very scenic place.
Experimenting with my manual settings and a longer exposure to capture the flowing stream on the Chinese mountain trail at the Edinburgh Botanical Gardens.
This is a scene along the hike to Dark Hollow Falls off of the Skyline Drive.
I cannot wait to get back up there this weekend to capture some real Autumn magic!!