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Playing pool at a local pub.
Nikon F100
Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D
Ilford Delta 400
Plustek Opticfilm 8200i
In his defense, the lifeguard had just unlocked the pool gate and I was the only person there. He could clearly see that I was taking pictures and not getting into the pool. But still...
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Paddling Pool – Taken with a 650n IR & ND filter of the local paddling pool. The ND filter altered the pool water's colour to red and the surrounding balustrades to teal even after colour correction. Planed as a black and white image I quite liked the look of the teal and left it as it was.
Taken with a Full Spectrum converted Nikon D720 Nikkor - 16.0-85.0 mm f3.5-5.6 Lens – 16mm – 59 Sec- 11mm – ISO 100. 650nm IR and 10 stop ND filters
Expired Kodak Ektachrome 100
Yashica TLR
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Rock Pool Valley, Nurpur/Sara Pass, Margalla Hills, Islamabad, Pakistan
#RockPoolValley lies in the #MargallaHills, right next to #Islamabad, behind the village of Nurpur Shahan. I recorded the elevation from the village of Loi Dandi at 651 m to the first 50-feet waterfall at 840 m through the narrow corridor of the valley. After a 35-minute walk into the creek-bed, there are several rock pools that further open the view to #BarootiSpring with its emerald waters. Since there is no village or habitat along this stream, the water is very clean and refreshing - but full of tadpoles at the rock pools. The walk from the base of the Rock Pool Valley to the first waterfall is 3 km.
looking down Red Brook with the Mermaid's Pool catching the light.
According to legend, the pool is inhabited by a beautiful mermaid who can be seen if you look into the water at sunrise on Easter Sunday. If she looks upon you fondly then she will grant you the gift of immortality.
Well yesterday, I had some time to myself as the wife went shopping with her Mom, so I decided to head out to Hamilton Pool. It's a swimming hole west of Austin, TX by about 30 miles or so. From what I gather, it was an underground lake or river in which the roof of the cave that it was in fell in and left it looking like so. Pretty cool place I must say