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Het spaarbekken van het Eiland van Dordrecht. Ook een ideale plek voor de kleine watersport.
Helaas wil het trieste verhaal van de Pfoa en Gen-X hier hun boodschap ook verspreiden.
Het spaarbekken waar de hele omgeving zijn drinkwater uit krijgt ligt aan de overzijde van de straat. Recht tegenover DuPont/ Chemours.
De foto is idyllisch maar de ramp is hier compleet!
SEmetro_2022-03-15__MG_3374 Great day to find perching Springtime Darners, have never had so many perched one Three of these are different ones
The title isn't really apt. So nice to be outside at the Denver Botanic Gardens. This and the last two pictures I've posted are evidence that spring is here.
Six images, focus stacked.
A lovely drive north to look for wild horses last Sunday….warm sunshine, snow squalls and beautiful skies….and 3 Wildie foals looking strong and healthy despite the dry conditions.
“Then came the healing time, hearts started to shine, soul felt so fine, oh what a freeing time it was.”
― Aberjhani
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I had to come back, to see what it looked like two months after my first shot.
See in the first comment.
Photographing two sunrises in a row reminded me what I love so much about photography. It is being alone with nature, enjoying the peace, calm, tranquillity and start of a new day. Sometimes, places such as the iconic Buttermere pines are ideal locations where questions find their answers; and at other times it is equally as great to simply focus on the task at hand and just click.
On the way back I met a couple of other photographers, and being mostly a friendly bunch, we engaged in a lively chat from tripods to shooting locations and the war in the Ukraine. I hope it will end soon and people will listen to sense and reason.
One can only hope.
Tech info: Nikon D750, f/11, 1/8sec, 44mm, ISO 100
It was so peaceful and tranquil, and I was most content clicking and enjoying the nature around me. You can imagine my surprise and ever so slight indignation when I realised I had to share the lake with another person who has just started setting his boat. It turned ok(ish) at the end, the guy adding scale to this scene and giving me an idea to bring my own kayak next time.