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Lower seletar reaservoir .
Calm and peaceful with turquoise waters and balmy breezes, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park is a pleasant place for leisure activities, both on land and in water. Featuring a Family Bay with a new performance stage, a water play area, a bioswale rain garden, as well as a Heritage Bridge, besides, the park is also a popular venue for kayaking and dragon-boating with a Rowers’ Bay and a PA Water-Venture outlet providing leisure kayak rentals.
Also known as West Double Falls because there is a second falls immediately in front of me (Lower Cliffview Falls)
Finds it exciting to dig a little into the story when I came across a box of glass negatives this spring. The quality and resolution of glass in dim. 12.5 x 17 cm is impressive, especially when you know that they are over 110 years old. Became aware that two of the negatives were the basis of one panorama. Photo. Ing. Hallfred Høyem 22.09.1909. Photographed on a light table. The slightly fresher pictures are mine, Tri-X @ 400 Leica M6TTL & Summarit 35mm - in Nedre Leirfoss power plant.
The view of Lower Ausable Lake from Indian Head as a rainstorm blew in from the west over Gothics and into the valley. Not much time to make the image and get off this perch.
Since Vernal Falls was half in the sun and half in the shade...and wasn't very full, I decided to focus on the lower part of the falls that was in the shade. I stopped several places along those 600 steep :) granite stairs to take a few shots from my monopod, which luckily, also came in handy as a hiking stick.
The falls trail in Wild Basin, or the lower parts of Rocky mountains is sort of less mentioned than the towering peaks (and understandably so), but that doesn't make it any less beautiful.
We hiked 1/3 of the falls trail, which includes copeland falls, ouzel falls and calypso falls, which meant we only saw the copeland falls, as it was already darkening outside. But the hike is certainly different from the other mountain-hikes.
My B+W 10-stop ND Filter proved to be - AWESOME - in one word.
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View of the Lower Falls in late morning light that nicely illuminates the northern canyon wall. This photo was taken from the lower observation area at Red Rock Point. The trail is paved, but very steep and with many switchbacks, about a 1/2 mile roundtrip. Take water, the hike is worth it. It is the yellow rock, visible on the north rim here, from which Yellowstone National Park gets its name. Just to the right of the falls is an observation deck on the brink of the falls. The people on the deck provide some idea of scale. Smoke from the forest fires are keeping part of the sky somewhat grey. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming USA.
In contrast to the crowded Upper Antelope Canyon, known for specatular sunlight beams during the midday, Lower Antelope Canyon is considerably less crowded and boasts spectacular colors in the early mornings.
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Lower Surry Church - Part of what remains of a wall of the Lower Surry Church. Surry, VA USA - Nikon D810 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Brick_Church_(Bacon%27s_Castle,_Virginia)
Lower South Falls, Silver Falls State Park, OR.
Lower South Falls, which often plays second fiddle to the bigger South Falls upstream, is quite a sight during spring. Here, the Silver Creek falls into the canyon as a sheet of water from about 93 feet. Just like many waterfalls in Silver Falls State Park, the trail takes you behind the waterfall and brings you very close to the water. The trail to this waterfall is about 0.8 miles from the parking lot and travels along Silver Creek through lush green forested areas of the park.
I like to shoot around 1/4th of a second for waterfalls. I prefer this look better than the 1s-2s cotton candy look. I exaggerated the ‘stringy look’ (for the lack of a better term) of this waterfall by compositing parts of frames shot with 1/4th, 1/8th and 1/5th of a second. Post-processing involved optimizing ‘highlights’ and ‘clarity’ in PS CS6 for the final ‘stringy’ look!
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The lower falls in the Grandy Canyon of the Yellowstone are 94 m (308 ft) high, or almost twice as high as Niagara!
Had some time to sit down at my computer for a few hours to work on photos and it felt good. Not inline with the holidays, but nonetheless, here's wishing everyone a wonderful and blessed holiday! — at Lower Antelope Canyon.
View from Artist Point
Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
* Life immitating painting ?
183 second exposure, Yellow gelled flashlight.
Lower Fox Creek school, built in or around 1882. This little gem is located in the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve.
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Lower Mill Falls is located in Ancaster section of Hamilton.
Taken on 35mm film with Mamiya camera on April 24, 2000.
First of 18 visits to Lower Mill Falls.
The third set of falls on the Genesee River are the Lower Falls. All three of these falls are within Letchworth State Park.
Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest. It is located on Navajo land near Page, Arizona. Antelope Canyon includes two separate, photogenic slot canyon sections, referred to individually as Upper Antelope Canyon or The Crack; and Lower Antelope Canyon or The Corkscrew.
The Navajo name for Upper Antelope Canyon is Tsé bighánÃlÃnÃ, which means "the place where water runs through rocks." Lower Antelope Canyon is Hazdistazà (advertised as "Hasdestwazi" by the Navajo Parks and Recreation Department), or "spiral rock arches." Both are located within the LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation.
I never thought this day would exist, when I would miss watching people's unmasked faces, their smiles, their emotions. COVID took away so much from us, it is almost unbearable at times.
View towards southern tip of Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge.
2017, New York City, United States.