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This is the Seaton Burn which runs through Holywell Dene in North East England. Not much water in it - we've not had much rain recently - but there's loads of leaves.
A steep hike in Auburn we viewed several waterfalls in the area and several more an hour prior at the Steven Creek Falls. This scene was interesting a surprise as I passed the main waterfall. However I didn't notice the leaf on the log when I was there. My friend was able to catch a good composition with it and I didn't believe it was there I thought is was placed there somehow? Then I looked again at my photos and sure enough it was right there. Auburn has a great sense of natural beauty and always looking different all the time. I hope you enjoy this Ultrawide vantage.
A little stream pouring into Lake Michigan at Harrington Beach State Park near Belgium, WI.
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Mountain Stream with wildflowers at sunrise in American Basin, Alpine Loop, Colorado. Mountain photography prints available: aaronspong.com
Boulder Creek, Brightwood, Oregon.
This is with very, very minimal processing.
Taken yesterday afternoon. Sheltered from the bulk of the snow melt and isolated from the affects of Mount Hood, Boulder Creek is high but is receding rapidly to it's familiar character. This shot is one that I've wanted to get without the log that used to straddle the creek here.
The sunrise sure looked nice when I woke up this morning. I wish that I would have been able to be out somewhere and set up for a shot.
For my friends that are looking for flood info I will be posting many more shots on my blog when time permits.