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Langzeitbelichtung an der Braunsdorfer Werre, ein wildromantischer Bach, der in die Schwarza mündet.
Long exposure at the Braunsdorfer Werre, a wildly romantic stream that flows into the Schwarza river.
EOS R & Art Sigma 24-105 F4 DG, Rollei Mark II CPL
Nothing is softer or more flexible than water, yet nothing
can resist it.
- Lao Tzu
This ICM image was taken at the base of a small waterfall framed with these sandy colored rocks. There were a few splashes of the water as it tumbled over the rocks. I love the soft mood of this image.
Water rushes past my feet and tripod legs ... such a wonderful feeling when setting up in these cold streams.
Smile on Saturday
Theme: Let it Flow
Waterfall at the Hakone Japanese Gardens in Saratoga, California.
Water flows, like time, unstoppable. She's carrying many stone vessels. They move slowly, millennias, before they reach their destination as much smaller pebbles. They won't even notice how many trees will grow and die around watching their race to eternity. And then I come with camera thinking: "What a lovely brook...click..."
Multiple (8) exposures - River Aire at Malham Cove; the warm light is reflected from a sunlit cloud towards sunset
I went for one of my favourite walks through a forest near our place a couple of days ago, that has a small creek running through the entire area. I decided to try to get some macro shots of the creek, so I squatted down on a small rock in the middle of the water, tilted my LCD screen and held my camera about 1" from the water and shot. This little "waterfall" is only about 4" high. I didn't fall in and the only thing that got wet was my camera strap.
The river waters drop and vanish here as they pass into a natural bridge being cut through the rock.
The river Tone runs through Taunton in Somerset.
The river is about 33 kilometres (21 mi) long. Its source is at Beverton Pond near Huish Champflower in the Brendon Hills, and is dammed at Clatworthy Reservoir. The reservoir outfall continues through Taunton and Curry and Hay Moors, which are designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Finally, it flows into the River Parrett at Burrowbridge.
The rain is on its way - time to look for shelter and a coffee .
Not sure I like the "dramatic tone" effect the camera has.
This is one of several waterfalls in our area and it sure has a mighty flow for this time of year. In the summer it is just a trickle.
"The Spiral of Life" by Melissa Carey
A highlight from the 2021 Swell Sculpture Festival.
3 whales were swimming from south to north (right to left) about 200m from the shore whilst the photo was taken!
A big swell day in the low afternoon sun, A wave breaks just as it reaches the old outfall and as the previous wave starts to flow back down the shingle, then the cycle repeats wave flow Wave flow back just hit that shutter button at the right moment. This old outfall runs under the main coast road from the old boating lake, there is a stream which feeds the lake so when there is a lot of water from the hills the amount of water can be very forceful. Been out this morning to shoot my monthly fave tree, conditions are very bright at the moment with high pressure in place.