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Happy Sliders Sunday!
I warned you that you might see this photo again. The original photo (posted below in comments) was a close-up of reflections of overhead trees on a stream on a windy evening which created some movement on the surface of the water. I mistakenly took this photo with the white balance set to incandescent which accounts for the unusual colors. Now for the slide. I applied a slight HDR effect, an Orton effect and then applied a texture to warm it up a bit. I then applied a Focal Zoom effect and finished it off by applying a bit more of an HDR effect. All processing was done in iPiccy.
Thanks for looking at my slide.
Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.
The silts in this stream deposit have reversed polarity, so they are >0.75 million years old! In a wet West Virginia cave.
Rephaim Stream Park is a part of The Jerusalem Park and both are part of Judean Mountains National Park.
CCSC taches a group of students about the different creek critters. Water Discovery Days 2023. Photo by D. Coble, BLM.
It was a cool, rainy day near Mono Lake, California. The trees were turning colors. And this scene popped out of just about nowhere. Lovely.
By Stacy Hill, Drouin
Entrant in the Gippsland Water National Water Week Photo Competition, October 2011
The old bridge between the island of ZEALAND and the island of FALSTER across the stream SMAALANDSHAVET, built in the year 1937 for trains and automobiles
I love this small stream gorge just a few miles from my home outside Marietta Ohio. I have over my time on Flickr posted quite a few photos of it, I went back this past Sunday 10 April 2022 to get a few more photos and some video while there was a good flow of water in the small stream. The stream often completely disappears in the summer leaving behind just the gorge it has carved out over countless thousands of years. Also I wanted to take the photos before the trees leaf up again making the waterfall and cliff face harder to see.