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I just got back from 2 weeks on the Isle of Wight and working my way through the images.
One evening as the tide was going out I headed to Newtown (one of my favourite parts of the island) and as I crossed over the bridge I saw this.
At first I was disappointed it wasnt high tide but actually, I much prefer this with the snaking sliver of water weaving around the mudbanks and beautifully coloured grasses.
The water was really coming out of the Bridalveil from our recent storm. I really wanted to get a picture of the waterfall from the lookout area, but I didn't make it. The last 30 feet of the pathway was solid ice. After seeing a few people slide on their butts back down the hill, I decided my rear end wanted to stay dry and not bruised, so I turned around and went back down the hill.
I went back by the stream and took some pictures at this location. The fast moving water made for an interesting look to the stream. I put on a couple of filters and liked the look of this shot.
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I needed an image with streaming light in a forest for a compositing project so went out this morning and found one.
Multiple exposure of this stream at Cecil Hoskins Nature Reserve in Moss Vale. I've taken shots here before, but not on this film. Also used Hoya Pop Colour Filters.
Nikon F4. kodak Pro Image 100 35mm C41 film.
Monteros - Tucuman - Argentina.
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One from a couple of years ago that I'd neglected to upload.
The magenta of the stream bed is due to the clay.
The little woodland stream in the woods by our house.
We still don't have any snow yet here in New Hampshire! We will be getting some on Tuesday, though, and I believe a lot of us are looking forward to it. :)
Bannock County, Idaho. Photographed in 665 nanometer infrared with an infrared modified Canon 20d and rendered in black and white.
Slow-moving streams with tea-colored water are characteristic of tropical peat swamp forests such as this one in northwestern Borneo. Binyo-Penyilam, Sarawak, Malaysia (Borneo).
Long exposure winter water streaming down Tolliver Falls from Swallow Falls State Park, Maryland, USA. Title inspired by the swirling motion of a broken off ice sheet reminding me of abstract wings.
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