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Don't worry. I stayed dry in the 4x4 truck though I did have some thoughts that we may get stuck in the middle.
A long exposure of a stream.
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Natures tears, see them fly
Out from the depths of the hidden eye
See them ride the waves and flow
Along the stream, watch them go
Swimming the waters and stones that lie
Deep in the depths of the hidden eye
Reflection patterns in the current in a stream in Shubie Park. The image has been mirrored and copied to be symmetrical. The detail is best seen full screen.
Colours wild, colours deep
Natures tears, stream and weep
Over the stones sunk inside
As leaves they surf and they ride
Over the tears the sky did weep
Coloured wildly , and colourfully deep
I was really taken by this Oak tree on the banks of Buttermere, and as a matter of fact the whole lake was transformed when for a brief moment the sun came out early in the day.
I just got back from 2 weeks on the Isle of Wight and working my way through the images.
One evening as the tide was going out I headed to Newtown (one of my favourite parts of the island) and as I crossed over the bridge I saw this.
At first I was disappointed it wasnt high tide but actually, I much prefer this with the snaking sliver of water weaving around the mudbanks and beautifully coloured grasses.
The impressions caught my eye while flying over this. In post processing, I noticed how the near mountain made a very nice leading line which parallels the impressions. The open valley seems other worldly. The sunrise orange made the sand and rocks a golden color. Some of the dunes took on a more reddish hue which will be posted in upcoming images.
While in Kwessi Dunes we did aerial photography of Sossusvlei from doorless helicopters; another incredible thrill. I've never had a more productive 60 minutes with a camera.
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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Part of the River Lee Flood Relief Channel where it flows through the River Lee Country Park.
This is a vertical panorama stitched from two shots.
Even though we're in walking distance of the CBD there's still lots of bush around. Maybe not so wise to drink the water but it does sound good and there's plenty of eels swimming in it. Can't be too bad.
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This stream runs through a valley about half a mile to the north of Isham, the village where I live, and marks the boundary between Kettering Borough Council on the left and Wellingborough Borough Council on the right. The stream flows into the River Ise opposite the large Weetabix factory at Burton Latimer, and the Ise in turn flows into the River Nene on the east side of Wellingborough. Eventually the water flows into the North Sea at The Wash, about 65 miles away.