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Primero de los tres tramos que se conservan de los Caños de Carmona. Antiguo acueducto de Sevilla de origen romano, recontruido posteriormente por los almohades. Estuvo en servicio hasta comienzos del siglo XX y se comenzó a demoler en 1912, excpto tres pequeños tramos. Este en concreto, estuvo oculto durante unas décadas por un puente que salvaba el antiguo trazado del ferrocarril.
This is not photoshopped, it's the colour of the river (due to the plants which grow in it). Caño Cristales, in Colombia, is the most beautiful place I've ever been to!
A picture from this fall... I am trying to learn to love color. The "castle" is on a semi rural street in semi-rural Antonito Colorado. It is clearly a bit above and beyond the normal places in the neighborhood.
Uma porrada de canos de uma loja da urca num dia de caminhada frenético não dava tempo nem de respirar muito menos pra escrever uma legenda aqui coloquei sepia porque achei legal se nao gostou dá o fora brincadeirinha
Our canoe turned up and a view from the cottage along shore, Lake Louisa. During a recent windstorm the top of a tree fell on the right, fortunately nothing was damaged.
Caño Cristales is a Colombian river located in the Serrania de la Macarena, province of Meta
The blossom of a unique species of plant that lines the river floor called Macarenia clavigera turns a brilliant red.
One of the most beautifeull rivers in the world.
Before I went to Cano Cristales in Colombia, I had no idea that there was a section of the river that had thick, bright green algae and so it was a bit of a bonus that I got a few shots that I liked in this section.
You may be looking at this shot and think that it was pretty straight forward to get, but I'd like to tell you a little about why it was more challenging than it looks and what I did to solve the problems.
First off, in order for the greens/yellows to pop, I had to take the picture when there was a certain amount of sun light on the river (rather than full shade from the clouds which would have made for a more balanced over-all exposure).
The problem that arose with the sun light being on the river, however, was that all the white parts on the rock were over exposed (after taking a proper exposure of the greens in the river).
The next issue with the sun being out was that it created fairly harsh shadows and so that had to be dealt with by taking yet another exposure.
The end result was that I took three different exposures and then meticulously blended them together (manually) in PS. It was far more time consuming than what one might imagine but I'm happy with the results, which in turn makes it worth the time.
If you're interested in reading the full story about my trip you can check out my blog: adventuretocanocristales.blogspot.ca/
This shot was taken near the water in San Diego, California, using only ambient lighting.
This image is available as a high quality 20x30-inch poster print which you can then get framed if you desire! Let me know if you're interested in purchasing a poster print for only $40 (price includes shipping in a rolled tube within the continental U.S. and is signed by Volo, the photographer). E-mail voloproductions@hotmail.com