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Big Run Falls on Big Run Creek
Monongahela National Forest
Tucker County, West Virginia
So far, my only visit to this beautiful waterfall was in the first workshop I participated in, in September 2014: Potomac Highlands Photography Workshop, offered by Randall Sanger Photography, with Todd Williams as co-leader. Randy tried to take my brother Ted and me to this site in May this year, but forest road 18 -- never in good condition -- had been severely washed and strewn with rocks by recent rains, keeping us from driving in. We could have walked the better part of a mile in, but we had found some falls with too much water for decent photography and decided not to walk in and out of this location, fearing the time might be wasted.
Press "L" for large image, on black.
National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne
September 1996
Fotoscan von Diapositiv / slide
Melbourne, VIC, AUS
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Today, I will run for pure,
absolute joy!
(Lopez Lomong)
PSP**** Prise SurPrise!! - One person in a landscape
Challenge on flickr - Movement
7 Days with Flickr - Monday: free theme
"Weekly Theme Challenge" - Motion Blur
(photo by Sam)
Dry Run Falls within the Loyalsock State Forest, Sullivan County (Gem of the Endless Mountains), Pennsylvania.
Sullivan Waterfalls 200602-8222-Edit
So we started the day off at Winwick, it was kind of bad after the cats, so we headed for Crewe Casey Lane. Now I wasn't going to upload this, I was going to upload 68016 but I've warmed towards it since taking it! I didn't know what was on it, but I presumed a 92. We were waiting for it from 17:20 - 17:40 and I decided to head back to the vantage point for the north bound traffic. It turned out to be a good move because seconds after I had to run for 66538 working Southampton - Trafford Park. Then almost moments after it disappeared 92032 emerged so I had to run all the way back again! It was full sun so I was pleased! Then as I was coming back 90041 came north working from Felixtowe - Crewe. Here is 92032 working 6L48 the Garston - Daggenham Docks cars past Crewe Casey Lane 30/3/16
On the way back from visiting the Garden of St Erth, Blackwood we came across a paddock of sheep. As soon as we stopped and got out of the car they started to run. So this one crossed in front of me as the flock in general ran away! As you can see the paddock is very dry and thistly with not a lot of feed showing the problem the drought has had.
Run Poet.....Ruuuuuuuun!
Again, I apologize for the poor quality of the post production (uh?!? what? are you kidding us?!?) I HATE working on my crappy laptop with no mouse, I miss my dual screen mega machine back in Montreal, everything takes forever and after a couple of hours I just give up...no worry, you don't even have a clue about what I am talking about...now, do you?!?
I enhanced the saturation to identify the blue tubing more clearly.
The blue tubing is pegged into the Maple tree, the sap runs through it and runs into the thicker black tubing which carries the sap down the hill to the Maple Shack. Where it is boiled.
Yield: 40 gallons of sap = 1 gallon of Maple syrup !
Smile on Saturday theme: Animals out of focus 😊
Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊
“When you have got an elephant by the hind legs and he is trying to run away, it's best to let him run”
Abraham Lincoln
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe, and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️😊😊😍
Just prior to sunrise this past Sunday morning where the creek Rock Run enters the Susquehanna River. The sky was very pretty there for my daughter and I at sunrise.
f/16 at 4 Seconds (the 4 seconds was enough to smooth out the flow from the creek to get the smooth muted reflection in the water and see the details under the water surface too.) This was captured with the Hoya ND64 filter (6 stops).
If you look at the post below in the comments you will also note that this earlier morning shot you can see a difference in the water level, which I do not remember noting while out there. The water level in the river dropped some while we were there (about 30 minutes between the shots).
I assume this was from the tide potentially where the river enters the Chesapeake Bay not far down river from this location - couple miles.
Born To Run
Bruce Springsteen
The highway's jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive
Everybody's out on the run tonight
But there's no place left to hide
Together Wendy we can live with the sadness
I'll love you with all the madness in my soul
H-Oh, Someday girl I don't know when
We're gonna get to that place
Where we really wanna go
And we'll walk in the sun
But till then tramps like us
Baby we were born to run
Oh honey, tramps like us
Baby we were born to run
Come on Wendy, tramps like us
Baby we were born to run
A two image blend from this mornings shoot with the Focus South Crew at Little Bay. The sky and the water in the distance was a single image shot for 6 minutes. The rocks and water in the foreground was another single image, shot at 0.5 sec. Had fun creating this one. Blended and reworked in PS CS5.
Hope you like "Born To Run"....cheers, Mike