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Surface stream on the Black Rapids Glacier in the Alaska Range. This world feels a bit surreal at times.
Yes, we still have some snow left but now also the nights are starting to be above zero, so I think its days are numbered.
this is the Middle Saluda River in Jones Gap State Park, Greenville County, SC, after all the rain we've had over the past week.
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I was finally able to do a little hiking this past weekend. The temperature was perfect, it was cloudy, and the best part: NO RAIN! =)
Archive diving from a trip to Rocky Mountain National Park.
I would still like to get my hands on the individual that stole that camera.
Chincoteague Island, Virginia
Nikon D90, Nikkor 20mm f/1.8 AF-S
"The same stream of life that runs through my veins night and day runs through the world and dances in rhythmic measures. It is the same life that shoots in joy through the dust of the earth in numberless blades of grass and breaks into tumultuous waves of leaves and flowers." ~ Radindranath Tagore, Gitanjali
Taken on my day trip up into the Welsh Mountains, captured on Yashica Mat 124G with Ilford Delta 400
This is a close-up photo of ice formations in a shallow stream flowing across Clam Harbour Beach. The image has been mirrored and copied twice to be symmetrical. The detail is best seen full screen.
The two times I have railfanned Pan Am's paper branch lines I shot pairs of Guilford GP40's leading, never the 380 High hood or the GP40-2W's but It is hard to complain about pairs of Big G units. Here the Sappi job crosses the partially frozen Martin Stream.
I wish I could say that the colors in this Kodachrome 25 were honest, but they faded pretty good. So I jacked up the saturation a bit in CS2. This is one of my favorites only because I remember how much work it was to get including but not limited to: driving across the country on mountainous roads, up before sunrise, and hopping from boulder to boulder with a tripod while worrying I was going to drop my camera and myself into the frigid cold water. I shot this back in college on a trip to Colorado with my girlfriend. We traveled around in a tiny, front-wheel-drive Datsun F-10 wagon sometimes following dirty, rocky roads and camping out with the bears. I used a 35mm Nikkormat ELW I won in a music photography contest and put on a tripod with a wide angle lens. See it on black.
First photo of the year! It was a really cold and foggy day, and it gave me an idea for a shot. I grabbed my camera and ventured into the brook that runs past my house and really just wanted to capture the surrounding and mood of the day.
asked the kids to step out of the water for a moment to get 5 clean shots. Seems like a nice spillway to play in on a hot day
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I found this winter stream by following the sound of water in the forest. With winter just beginning, the ice hasn't taken over completely. The combination of the warm afternoon light, fast water, and ice, made for an interesting view.
Photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro mounted on a tripod. The final image is a photo merge of fiver seperate exposures taken over a range of plus to minus three f-stops.
I took a 4 day weekend with the hopes of spending one of those days by hopping in the airplane and enjoying some time in the peaceful skies above where hardships lie. Unfortunately, the weather has been non-conducive to flying and the airfield is a sloppy mess due to melting snow. But a walk in nature is always an option, so that’s the backup plan I went with today, and might even try again tomorrow. Remember that whoever you are, wherever you stand, quiet solitude is always good for the soul.
Ricketts Glen harbors Glens Natural Area, a National Natural Landmark. Take the Falls Trail and explore the Glens, which boasts a series of wild, free-flowing waterfalls, each cascading through rock-strewn clefts in this ancient hillside. The 94-foot Ganoga Falls is the highest of 22 named waterfalls. Old growth timber and diverse wildlife add to the scenic area. Ricketts Glen State Park is one of the most scenic areas in Pennsylvania. This large park is comprised of 13,050 acres in Luzerne, Sullivan and Columbia counties.
This is just one of the awesome views along the 8.2 mile hike around the falls.