Another water shot. Me and my family was out for a walk when i saw this spot with streaming water. I liked the different colours in the stones so i choosed to give it a try.

Sur la ligne 5, entre les stations Austerlitz et Quai de la Rapée, le métro aérien enjambe de sa prothèse métallique tressée à même le ciel, une Seine colloïdale et flemmarde aux reflets verts de gris. L'espace d'un trop bref instant, le voyageur hébété, passif arpenteur de boyaux obscurs, se sent pousser des ailes mécaniques sous l'épais mille-feuilles de son vêtement d'automne.

Agacé, il cligne de ses paupières empoussiérées par les ombres, et ouvre sur les rives de béton mangées par les voies rapides, un iris dilaté et hésitant, rendu infirme par l'habitude.

Tregargus Valley Stream.

Up part of the Multonomah Falls in Oregon.

The only thing that lasts is change

stream in winter

Taken at Penrice, Gower, Wales, UK. No graphics please.

A peaceful video shot at a brook running along some local farm land here in Moncton.

Shot at 720p with my Nikon D3100 DSLR and Nikkor 55-300mm lens.

streams below Bridalveil falls in Yosemite valley CA, light changes by the minute with clouds and the shadows.

RPP V50v2

New Hampshire

This is a view from a bridge between the German states Baden-Württemberg (on the left) and Bavaria (on the right) on the river called Main. The Main flows through several Franconian towns until it flows into the larger stream Rhine.

Soft flowing stream in Sussex

Metacrilato transparente impresión digital, disco de metacrilato blanco impreso con mecanismo de giro.

By moving sand, plants, and logs, kids can see how the “river” changes course. This station was sponsored by the Underwood Conservation District. Photo credit: Rebecca Smith, USFWS

in the winter wonderland of the Yorkshire Dales

27 days post-surgery - modeling the stylish surgical boot, accented with a little bling, thanks to a Christmas stocking stuffer from Santa!

Covered Bridge & Stream

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21x7"

watercolour

Light pouring in through an open window. The bullet holes in the roof are said to be courtesy of the French, who used planes to extensively bomb and strafe the western part of the Old City during a series of uprisings by Damascenes against colonial rule in the 1920s.

Canon Eos 7d

Canon EF 50mm f/1.4

TV 30sec

AV 6.3

ISO 400

Post - Production with DPP and Photoshop

I must have spent about an hour, all alone, by the banks of this stream, close to our campsite.

Usually, on gruelling treks, it is alone time like this that has given me good images.

Shot handheld.

Another shot from around Chilliwack mountain... the stream rising from the water channel caught my eye.

Any thoughts on the picture? What works well? Where could I improve?

Foggy day in Essex so had a quick photowalk in Westwood

Small stream in Big Basin State Park

The stream is flowing away and goes off around the bend to the right. The vertical flow on the left is a small tributary joining through a small stone culvert. The tunnel is designed to guide the flow to the washing floors of a long abandoned mine on the Isle of Man.