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Flying over the Nef Glacier in a door off helicopter the long thin bright blue run-off stream flowing down glacier, caught my eye. Parque National Laguna San Rafael, Aysen, Patagonia, Chile. Just another sign of the melting and retraction of the glaciers.
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Action and reaction, ebb and flow, trial and error, change - this is the rhythm of living. Out of our over-confidence, fear; out of our fear, clearer vision, fresh hope. And out of hope, progress.
Bruce Barton
My contribution to the photoleague competitions at www.ljosmyndakeppni.is on the theme of Landscape.
The falls of Geitarfoss/Goat's falls, in Skjálfandafljót river, N-Iceland.
The water was really coming out of the Bridalveil from our recent storm. I really wanted to get a picture of the waterfall from the lookout area, but I didn't make it. The last 30 feet of the pathway was solid ice. After seeing a few people slide on their butts back down the hill, I decided my rear end wanted to stay dry and not bruised, so I turned around and went back down the hill.
I went back by the stream and took some pictures at this location. The fast moving water made for an interesting look to the stream. I put on a couple of filters and liked the look of this shot.
I needed an image with streaming light in a forest for a compositing project so went out this morning and found one.
While my MacBook in service, playing with some photo apps on iPad.
On the picture: Pirita river in Tallinn
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Another trip to Havskaaren. It takes about 20 minutes with a fast boat to reach this location in the local archipelago. It is one of my favorite locations for photographing seascapes.
It was a fairly friendly autumn evening but the sea was quite rough and the waves almost to big to enter the island. But, for good seascapes you have to try harder and we did. vandrende got wet by a large wave right after entering the shore and little later we had both wet feet after getting too close to those dangerously beautiful waves.
This was one of the last photos I shot. It was getting almost too dark and we had to get back to the mainland when I spotted this small stream of ocean water flowing in from the waves in the back. Shortly after this shot we were on our way back supported by the full moon light.
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Mary and I had hiked to the top of Multnomah Falls, the tallest waterfall in the state of Oregon. It's a popular spot - paved trail - lots of people. But when we reached the top we hiked a short way down river in the opposite direction of the crowds. I still think it's funny how many people don't do that smile emoticon ... As for me - I always choose the quiet direction
One from a couple of years ago that I'd neglected to upload.
The magenta of the stream bed is due to the clay.