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I call this series “Icelandic Pools.” There are certainly no shortages of cold, warm, hot, boiling pools in the Iceland highland. Did I already say how much I love this landscape? Which of these pools is your favorite?
Just back from a rainy week in Skye, had a few bits of nice of light though, and the Fairy Pools are a joy at amy time!
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.
Multi-coloured pools on travertine terraces overlook the Yellow Dragon Temple, Huanglong NP, Sichuan Province, China.
The wonderful Fairy Pools of Glen Brittle with Sgurr An Fheadain watching over the faeries, hob goblins, pixies as they bath in the clear blue waters.
I couldn't believe how busy the Fairy Pools were when we arrived. We even struggled to get a parking spot it was that busy.
We headed on up to the most popular vantage spot - I kept on having to stop to pull my socks up as I had my wellies on and they kept falling down! so glad I had purchased them prior to this trip as we lived in them 90% of the week.
Shot using Kase Filters - ND64 (6 Stop) and the Slimline Polariser
Could have ideally done with a slightly faster shutter speed possibly a 2-3 ND Stop filter but I only had the 6 stop with me and didn't want to compromise else where.
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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.
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.
A gap in the scudding clouds illuminates an autumnal pool of trees. Click, then it's gone.
Radnorshire, Wales.
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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.
I'll probably say this again, but Yellowstone National Park is a pretty surreal place. There are bubbling pools of water everywhere. And such gorgeous colors. I'm amazed at this place.
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.
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.
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.
Wandering up Deepdale the other day I was struck by the number of lovely wee pools as the dog and I got closer to Greenhow End. I appreciate its quite similar to a previous upload but I like them both. A nice day to be on the tops but not bad low down either. Quite a formulaic image but sometimes its just nice going out taking simple pictures of locations you love.
Here is a stitch of three images taken with my 17mm lens handheld there at Yellowstone. The colors there in the water is incredible, and the view seems prehistoric with the steam and gases rising. Liked the lighting there as well with all the clouds around.
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.
Fairy pools.
Son conocidos por sus aguas cristalinas, sus vibrantes colores azul y verde y la atmósfera encantadora que crean. El nombre de "piscinas de hadas" proviene de la creencia de que las hadas y otras criaturas míticas habitan estas aguas mágicas.
Las piscinas están formadas por pequeñas cascadas y arroyos que fluyen desde las montañas Cuillin, creando una serie de pintorescas piscinas y cascadas.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Caught this one in between the rain showers. Tried something a bit different with the PP to give it a more atmospheric feel.
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.
Back in the archives again due to the weather conditions at weekend not suiting sunset photography!
This image was taken of the East Winner Sandbank, Hayling Island almost a year ago showing the afterglow colours reflecting in the pools of water left by the previous tide. When the conditions are right this location can provide some interesting compositions!
To visit this location you need to get your timing right to ensure you do not get cut off by the next tide coming in behind you!!!
2 second exposure using a Lee 0.9 ND grad filter.
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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.
One of the gems at Moreton Island is the Champagne Pools. To get there by sunrise (from Tangalooma) it meant I needed to plan this carefully through tides and drive in the dark through the beach and internal sand roads (which I absolutely enjoyed). A 3am start was enough time form me to be ready at blue hour. The effort payed off as was greeted with an awesome clouds and light.
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.
another shot from skye ,the fairy pools are a bit of a hike from the carpark but well worth the trek
Here is a shot from Three Pools, the water here is amazing as are the slippery rocks! Would be a great place during summer!!
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