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Rock pools and sand pools are fascinating habitats and provide a home to a diverse range of plants and animals that have adapted to live in this harsh, ever-changing environment. Changing tides - The area is covered with water twice a day at high tide and drained of water twice a day at low tide. Only the pools retain water
Unfortunately getting this tiny waterfall prominent in the foreground means blocking off the mountains in the background. However it seemed like a worthwhile shot with the small area of sunlight directly on the subject.
Tidal pools at sunset, in situations like this you can seldom go wrong. With lots of 'messy' pools the hardest aspect is composition, I would like to believe that I got it right, I like to use the reflections to strengthen the light across the foreground. Thanks for looking :-)
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At the foothills of The Black Cuillins are the Fairy Pools, a series of small waterfalls and crystal clear ponds on the River Brittle. Photogenic and very scenic hiking trail follows the stream and offers visitors beautiful views. Promoted as one of the most magical places in the Scotland, place you need to see before you die and so forth it is guaranteed you are not alone.
We visited the pools late Saturday afternoon and by some miracle managed to find a space to park our car. Equipped with hiking boots, we spent 2 hours walking upstream, enjoying views an Scottish spring weather (only sleet and rain, no hailstorms this time). Muddy path made sure 90% of the visitors hiked only up to first pool and turned back, missing the most beautiful scenes.
Even though weather wasn’t on our side, I managed to grab quite nice picture of the most famous pool.
Taken April 2017.
Three of the Seven Sacred Pools in Sedona reflect a hint of the colorful clouds during a recent sunset.
one of the many falls at the fairy pools on the isle of skye liked the blue rocks trapped between the brown slabs a new edit of a shot i took in 2017
At foot of the Black Cuillins near Glenbrittle, on the stunning Isle of Skye are the Fairy Pools, beautifully crystal clear blue pools on the River Brittle.
A short walk towards the base of the mountains lets you see them in all their glory. The fresh water running down the mountain side and into the valley below.
After a long week in northern Arizona I am finally home and ready to go through my photos. My time spent in Flagstaff was nice because of its central location near Antelope Canyon, Sedona, and the surrounding mountains. This was shot near Sedona at a spot known as the Seven Sacred Pools.
Happy (2-4-Tuesday) All
can you guess the name of this plant ? (look closely at both images) they are a little abstract but this 'wild' flower is prickly unique
On darksome pools o' stwoneless Stour
An extract from The Water Crowvoot by William Barnes (1847).
A different edit of pictures taken from along the course of the Stour. Mostly from ten, or so, years ago. Distance of time gives a different perspective.
This photo was shot before the Isle of Skye September 2016 photo workshop. See workshops here www.hanskrusephotography.com/Hans-Kruse-Photo-Workshops/W...
Rock pools on the way to St Mary's Island, Whitley Bay, near to Newcastle upon Tyne. I saw my first young seal of the year here on Friday morning. Life can be amazing at times.
On darksome pools o' stwoneless Stour
An extract from The Water Crowvoot by William Barnes (1847).
A different edit of pictures taken from along the course of the Stour. Mostly from ten, or so, years ago. Distance of time gives a different perspective.
Nothing better that sticking on a pair of wellies to get into the water to grab that perfect composition. Stunning place.
6 shot stitch at 50mm .
Isle Of Skye, Scotland
On darksome pools o' stwoneless Stour
An extract from The Water Crowvoot by William Barnes (1847).
A different edit of pictures taken from along the course of the Stour. Mostly from ten, or so, years ago. Distance of time gives a different perspective.