View allAll Photos Tagged Streaming
taken at the Theodore A. Parker III Natural Area south of Quarryville, PA.
my roommate and i decided that yesterday was too nice of a fall day to waste, so we hopped in my car and drove out to one of the many Lancaster county parks/natural preserves.
i love little streams and creeks like this, a product of growing up with one behind my house. scenes such as this also bring out my inner geology dork...
The Poutawa Stream at low tide at Pakiri Beach, NZ.
All rights reserved. Written permission required for usage.
Please do not use this photo on any websites or for personal use.
Thank you.
©Fantommst
It snowed in Victoria this week. Southern Vancouver island is reacting in its usual ways... resignation in the rural areas... sheer pandemonium in the city. Yesterday, CBC Radio said "sannich police are asking people to please stop calling 911 to report the snow conditions". That says it all. :)
I'm glad my subaru is so badass.*
*by badass I of course mean AWESOME.
Light Streams, 40 second exposure looking on Highway 1 from the overpass of 41st Avenue, Santa Cruz, California.
Full house for our first Python programming course taught by James McNutt with Engage 3D. Learn more at 4thfloor.chattlibrary.org
A creek reaches the ocean across Hyams Beach. Small streams opening across the sand are very common on south coast beaches.
USC knows what's up. Free In-N-Out by Tommy Trojan is the ultimate incentive to get students to vote.
This is a very effective, impressive exhibit; the suspended water bottles representing the surface of the fast-running stream move convincingly in the wind as the "swimming" fish swing realistically back and forth. There's a gentle sound that could be interpreted as a rushing stream.
"Student designers are helping inspire recycling in Grand Teton National Park. This visionary program is led by Jackson Hole Public Art, in partnership with the park and Teton County School District, with support from Subaru’s Zero Landfill Initiative
STREAM visualizes the 2016 recycling rate in Grand Teton National Park. Outside, a sculptural river flows overhead depicting the recyclable plastic and aluminum sent to the landfill. Inside, a smaller portion of material depicts the amount of plastic and aluminum collected for recycling.
23% of plastic and aluminum from Grand Teton are recycled \ 77% of plastic and aluminum from Grand Teton are put into the trash and go to landfill."
See vimeo.com/231897632