Lower Bucks County, Pa
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The name of the village of Lower Slaughter stems from the Old English name for a wet land 'slough' or 'slothre' (Old English for muddy place) upon which it lies. This quaint village sits beside the little Eye stream and is known for its unspoilt limestone cottages in the traditional Cotswold style.
The stream running through the village is crossed by two small bridges.
VOTED MOST ROMANTIC STREET IN BRITAIN
Copse Hill Road in Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire Cotswolds, has been named as the most romantic street in Britain in a poll for Google Street View.
Lower Antelope Canyon, is located near Page/Arizona, thats a famous slot canyon on navajo teritorry with amazing natural formes and colors
This is the Big Waterfall (Veliki Slap) in Plitvice Lakes National Park (Plitvicka Jezera Nacionaini Park, Croatia (Hrvatske).
With 16 named lakes and many smaller lakes and pools, this unique river system was created by natural processes. Due to the high mineral content of the water, dams formed that create the lakes as they travel down a steep valley and gorge. There are 12 upper lakes, 4 lower lakes and thousands of waterfalls many of which are spectacular. It has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
A view of Lower Yellowstone Falls from Artist Point in Yellowstone National Park. This on the Artist Point Trail on the South Rim. #NPS #YellowstoneNationalPark #LowerYellowstoneFalls #ArtistPointTrail
The Pendleton waterfall can be reached by following the trail starting from the back of Pendleton lake in Blackwater State Park. After about 0.3 miles you need to leave the main trail and the fun starts. To me this has been one of the most challenges waterfall to reach. You need to go down along a very steep barely traced trace to the first waterfall, than things are getting even worse to get to the lower one. I did few steps on my butt to get there and I think this is not a place you can get if it has rained just few hours before. Saying that this is also one of the waterfall I loved more. I have been there by myself for a couple of hours and just enjoy the nature and had my "zen" moment. Too bad you have to come back up through the same very steep trace.... (-:
My favorite falls in Hocking Hills raging after the snow melt and heavy rain. Glad to see the water breaking free again just in time for March and the Spring to come.
This photograph was taken yesterday from the Lower Seletar Reservoir Heritage Bridge looking towards the Orchid Country Club, after the sun has arisen above the vegetation.
It was a relatively calm morning, with the clouds illuminated with various shapes. The sun was recorded as a sunstar above the vegetation. The reflections provided additional interests to the morning landscape.
Best wishes for a relaxing Sunday!
In The Cotswolds
I have just completed 2 one-day courses - I now know how to shoot in manual, and what to do with RAW files. I can also do various things in Photoshop, and I understand layers - lets hope it all sticks, and my work improves!
I have so many shots from this amazing place and am just now getting to a lot of them. I went a bit nuts in these canyons shooting:-)). Hope you don't get sick of seeing them. Have a great weekend everyone.
Giant reflections glimmer in the Hudson river providing an extra dimension to the colossal nature of the architecture of Lower Manhattan. The site of the original colony of New Amsterdam, that eventually became New York City, Lower Manhattan is now most frequently associated with wall street and the financial district. New York City, USA.
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I guess my mind is on the West. Here's one from the archives. Funny to look back and see what camera you had then too.
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A view of Lower Antelope Slot canyon near Page, Arizona. This is a 5 exposure hdr followed by Lucisart processing to bring out the texture. I also pushed the color saturation but did not add color or colorize the image in any way.
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Zoomed in vertical composition showing the pretty Lower Falls there in Yellowstone, and the pretty Yellowstone River as it flows through the canyon. Captured in the early morning before sunrise.
Lower Yellowstone Falls and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. I took this shot back in 2006, shortly after I bought my first DSLR. I somehow had the white balance set for fluorescent lighting and at that time I didn't do any post processing. I have learned a lot since then. It's actually a decent shot after a post processing makeover! HSS
This photo was from two long exposure horizontal shots stitched together in PhotoShop.
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A half-second exposure of a cascade below Merriman Falls near Olympic National Park, with moss-covered boulders in the foreground.
Yellowstone National Park….While there are many waterfalls in Yellowstone Park, the lower falls are the most visited and viewed. These falls have a 308 ft drop! Thunderous noise on impact. Unfortunately I only had my iPhone with me and it didn’t focus well. I’m still very pleased that I have my memories of it!
Lower Thornton Lake as viewed from the trail leading down to the lake's outlet, North Cascades National Park, Washington State.
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To the left: Cimonega group (Vette Feltrine).
In the center, in the background: Mount Pavione (Vette Feltrine).
To the right: Croda Granda and Agner mountain (Pala group).
One of my favorite places to spend time at: the lower falls at Southford Falls State Park just before the covered bridge. Just feeds the soul with peaceful waterfall sounds and gorgeous scenery. The full color version can be found here.
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I had the day off on Wednesday and made an impromptu excursion to a place I'd never been. WTA had it as a level five mile in and out with a waterfall for a payoff. Cool, I'm up for that. I don't know how many miles it was but I think I nearly doubled the five looking at the many beauties of the Little Mashel River. Tough place to photograph due to brush and trees and the narrowest of muddy (I mean quagmire) trails plus it rained most of the time which meant hand held with an umbrella in the left hand over the camera. :-) Once again the pics do nothing to represent the awe inspired here, the place is just magnificent. the roar and wind from the falls right here is indescribable, mostly because, as I'd soon discover, there is a much larger one around the hidden corner.... :-) Have I mentioned how much I love living in a rain forest? :)
Blow this up and climb inside, seriously lots going on in here.