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03 December 2020, Rome, Italy - Chef and UNEP Goodwill Ambassador - Massimo Bottura , FAO’s Chief Economist - Máximo Torero Cullen, Co-founder of Too Good To Go - Lucie Basch, Dan Saladino, food journalist, Farmer - Elettra Wiedemann, Author and activist - Tristram Stuart. Virtual meeting: Talking Food Loss & Waste, a discussion on the importance of reducing food loss and waste - now and forever. The exchange follows on from the first International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste on 29 September 2020. The Zoom programme (only in English) will be streamed on all FAO Social Media Platforms, Twitter: @FAO LinkedIn: @FAO Facebook: @UNFAO and Youtube. The programme will be available for subsequent viewing on all channels and in the IDAFLW website.
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A stream flows over rocks and through a wood ablaze with autumn colors, backlit by the setting sun at Abingdon Vineyard and Winery, near Abingdon Virginia. (HDR image) (C) Rick Collier / RickCollier.com / thePhotoTourist.com / www.RickCollierImagery.com.
Long exposures of a little stream I found in the woods...
...took the Zeiss outside of the house, and this is what it made...
Loaded it up with hp5+ and rated it around about 500ASA, should've pushed the film a little further as the slow shutter speeds introduced some movement when I pressed the shutter. Also the blades started to get stuck again at around 1/5th which is quite irritating - sh*t happens I guess!
Zeiss Ikoflex iia
Ilford HP5+ 400/500
ID-11 1+1 24°C 9m 30s
“The man who is swimming against the stream knows the strength of it.” - Woodrow T. Wilson
I haven't done a HDR photo for a while (well I haven't done any photos for a while) so as we had a brief appearance from Mr. Sun I thought now would be as good a time as any.
This is the stream/brook at the back of my house. I used the orton technique to soften it up a bit, make it a bit dreamy.
Image Courtesy of UMD School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation
The Climate Change Impacts and Adaptations at Maryland State Parks project concentrated on providing advanced climate change impacts and adaptation graphics.
This image depicts tree loss, erosion, and degraded water quality in a forest stream environment. Adaptation options include floodplain connection, step pools, beaver dam analogs, toe wood and live stakes.
Project Link: drum.lib.umd.edu/handle/1903/28580
Unnamed mountain stream in Tiadaghton State Forest, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.
Bordering Fourth Gap Road, the stream descends the mountains in a narrow, rocky, hemlock- and rhododendron-filled valley before joining White Deer Hole Creek to the north.
I've licensed this photo as Creative Commons 0 (CC0) for release into the public domain. You're welcome to download the photo and use it without attribution.