River Names of Britain
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I took a few shots of these little falls... then a few shots more... when you get a nice scene, you cannot help yourself... just changed the angle..
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A pleasant sunny afternoon - although extremely windy - showed the Islands and River in all their glory!
Yesterday's rain in the Great Glen/Loch Ness has now worked down the River. which explains the high water level.
The Kinloss Psalter, also known as Auchinleck Psalter, an illuminated litany of Saints popular in Scottish religious circles at the time, dating to between 1500-1530 CE.
This fall is most inaccessible in a very steep sided wooded gorge. It about 3 metres high and only a couple of hundred yards from where the stream enters Hury Reservoir.
There is a higher fall further up the valley under the road bridge (How Gill Bridge) but so far have not been able to access it!!
With a patch of sunlight through the dense woodland.
Good-looking RnB Ge 4/4ii in the attractive 'RhB Club" livery with a passenger train headed up the Engadin. 12 Jan 2020, near Bever-CH
For years, I've been trying to capture this view of a smaller step in the river just downstream of Colwith Force. I'll keep trying.... ;)
I do like the blossom at the lower right, and the transparence of the water - maybe I am learning, after all!
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The River Trent to centre and left, joined by the River Tame flowing from the right.
Automatic panorama with Sony RX100.3
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Had an Amazing fotoshooting with the beautiful Lady Petya from Hamburg.
A collage of shots from the floods on the River Teify on Sunday 20th & Monday 21st December 2020. Water levels had dropped quite a bit by the Monday but the power of the water had damaged the car park.
I waited for the wheel to move so that I could get motion blur, but, I was surprised that there was no movement at all during the time I was waiting for my bus home - does anyone know why it was not working then - late afternoon, on a Saturday?
Another thing that I had not really noticed before was that the colours of the lighting at County Hall (Don't know its current name) change from green through to blue
RAW image with Ricoh GX100 with camera on beanbag on a wall, converted to TIFF with Paint Shop Pro as Nikon Capture NX2 does not recognise Ricoh RAW, then adjustments and cropping done using NX2 control points, and selective sharpening done to wheel only
To the left, the land is the Isle of Sheppey - the sun is setting over the Thames Estuary and Essex.
I don't usually do local sunsets as when you have seen one, you have seen them all, but this was a better than normal, so this is my ration for the year!
To avoid burning out the highlights, I metered on the area above the sun, and by using RAW, I was able to bring up the light on the shingle, another good reason to use RAW files!