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A posh modern pool stretches out in a clean geometric design, its crystal-clear water reflecting the sky like glass. Along one edge, a chic bar with stone and wood accents serves as the social centerpiece, glowing softly under subtle built-in lighting. Plush pool loungers line the surrounding patio, paired with low tables and shaded areas that invite long, relaxed afternoons. The entire space flows in a sleek open-air layout, blending contemporary architecture with effortless luxury and comfort.
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A shot of a pool 200-metres downstream from my usual pool (in the previous 2 photos). This photo was taken in December 2023 - during the hight of the annual wet-season, so the water is flowing pretty rapidly here. This was a live-photo taken with my iPhone at wide-angle and converted to long-exposure.
This image titled Swimming Pool View of day time, was taken on the View from high floor of building.
There are numerous pools across Belliseria. Most are very similar, but I love the area around Valleyside.
Today I start presenting some of my favorite spots in Belliseria. These are high end shots in world, each with a hand chosen wind light, and finally processed through Photoshop. I hope you like them.
Cargill Pool, built between 1925 and 1926, is the only Buffalo grain elevator located on Lake Erie (all the others are on the Buffalo River). The grain elevator was invented (or, some say, perfected) in Buffalo in the 1840s and there are still over 30 of these beautiful giants to be seen in Buffalo today.
On my way to work I just had to stop and take this photograph of the sun rising over the misted landscape, the pool of light which was cast on the mist was beautiful.
I have decided to make this image available to buy as a card or a laminated, mounted or framed print. See here
Sunny morning & less windy, so went out but only found the regular Ducks. Mallards are still very active in the mating game everywhere I go
Sunset over Pirton Pool, captured just as the stars were appearing and I was thinking of retiring to my tent.
I enjoyed wild camping next to this pool - so much so that I returned a week later. On that occasion, though, I was awoken by headlights and torches sweeping across my tent - local game keeper patrolling for poachers. Took some explaining that I was not interested in fish and had only been taking pictures! I very quickly retreated, my apologies echoing across the pool in the still night air....
Its like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.After many a trip to this location. Finally the shot I've been waiting for.
Out of the 6 or so occasions of going here twice the pool has been completely empty. The other times its been a rubbish sunrise.
I got up at 5.00am, looked off my back deck and headed back to bed only to think I'm up now i may as well just go. On arrival I thought it could be a chance.As the sun came up all was revealed, "FINALLY"
Hope everyone has a good friday and weekend.
Lee 3 stop hard
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Canon 5D markIII
Canon 17-40 F4L USM
ISO 400 | 19mm | F10 | 30 sec
Lee Filters .9 Soft
First Light 30 mins prior to sunrise this amazing light came over this ocean pool yesterday morning with the Focus Crew.
ok, so i had this idea about making a scene with real water (after watching the abyss) the moon pool and subs in the film, give some great lighting effects.
The deep sea diving suit was an experiment which i think turned out as a bonus,as iam not great at vechicle moc's
Emerald Pool Falls is one of five waterfalls found along the Brook Walk trail in the Castle in the Clouds Conservation Area. - Moultonborough, New Hampshire
Kirkcaldy Swimming Pool was opened in 1971. The pool was thirty three and a third metres long. At the shallow end it was one metre deep and the diving area was three metres deep. Kirkcaldy pool had one spring board at one metre and two diving board, one at three metres and one at five metres. The pool was originally heated by coal, but was changed to gas in 1983. It took 220,000 gallons of water to fill the main pool. In August 2013 the pool and associated fitness suite closed. Demolition work started in March 2018.
Chapman’s Pool is a rough-cut cove in the depths of the Isle of Purbeck, Dorset. It’s not easy to get to, but this was the destination of this mornings adventure. Pretty difficult to navigate visiting somewhere for the first time in the dark (with some slippery moments!) but so worthwhile. Such an awesome little cove!
Derrybeg, County Donegal, Ireland
I decided to place my camera as low to the water as possible to try and get this prehistoric angle look
There is always that person that likes to splash those people that are chillin' in a controlled manner...people floating somewhere between half wet and half dry. I am the chillin' type. So if I get splashed, be prepared to be submarined.
blue pool in hokkaido Japan in a raining day. the color of water actually change a lot during different time of a day.
The pool at Smailholm Tower with the Waterloo tower in the far distance. Scottish Borders, Autumn 2008
From the website:
The installation, created by PLAYLAB Inc., Family New York and Friends of +POOL and funded by Heineken, The Howard Hughes Corporation and the National Endowment for the Arts, is a 50 x 50-foot plus sign composed of a series of LED lights that change color based on the water quality. They glow blue when the water is safe to swim in, and pink when it’s not. The direction with which the lights illuminate is based on the movement of the water’s current, and the speed with which the lights move is determined by the water’s velocity.