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Yet another swirling spacey abstract from the remnants of my stolen vehicle. Mostly swirl, bulge, scattered tiles, water, and solar flare filters mixed to taste using an old version of the ACDSee digital photo manipulation software.
Wild eye, it does dream
Looking up from the flowing stream
Among the blues, browns and green
As watery beauty, it is seen
On the page in natures book
Seen by the eye, as it does look
This is the feeling i remember of all french books and novels made into films and movies ... also paying tribute to the soft lighting photographers that prefer to take pictures that leave a slight feeling of mystery in their dream like appearence
I found a little waterfall today, I'll return after some rain. I think I'll need to shoot from the other side of the stream after heavy rain.
This is a close-up photo of seaweed, patterns in the sand, and reflections in a small stream on Clam Harbour Beach.
Vall d'Incles, Andorra, beautiful country of the Pyrenees.
Vall d'Incles, Andorra, precioso pais de los Pirineos.
This black bear caught a salmon and is heading to the woods to eat. The mouth of this stream empties in to a large bay.
Half wild water caught for many seconds. This view shows what a big heart it's got :) Shot with ND8 filter.
the malham circular walk was a wonderful introduction to the Yorkshire d.ales, especially for someone like myself from the fenlands of east anglia where the most elevated position is usually is the upstairs window .
we left malham and followed the signs that lead to Janets Foss , then moved on to Goredale Scar , unfortunately we had to settle for a veiw from the position of the rope that warned us not to proceed any further due to the danger of possible falling rocks because of the recent persistent rain. we the returned to the bridge that we had passed on the way to the scar and had a bite to eat and proceeded to take the trail (UP HILL) to the Malham cove, the limestone pavement was very slippery and so we chose to take the safer route over the top and made our way down the other side down a set of very steep steps. once at the bottom we saw the impressive site of the Cove itself. after a 5 hour trek we rerurned to the car, warmed up and set of to a vantage point to see the cove from afar , by this time the clouds had moved on enough so the sun briefly lit up the hillsides,