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Hope you like this l/e. A lovely peaceful place.
This is only 1km from my house in a beautiful ancient wood. Its very quiet and very few people go to this part of it. A great place to practice long exposure photos or lose yourself.
Thanks for all your kind words and favourites.
Hope you like it.
Keep Well!
Pat.
Im just amazed how this pic has taken off. I wasnt sure if it was good enough but thats always me as its impossble to judge your own photos really. Im struggling now to catch up with all of you but bear with me as Ill get to you!!
For your info. I used a 6 stop variable nd filter. Took the photo at F7.1 in app prio. Shutter speed came up at one eight of a second. Going up 6 stops gave me 8 seconds shutter speed. Put the camera in Shutter prio at 8 secs.Switched to manual focus. Screwed on filter and took the photo.Its not bad though there is a bit of a colour cast but I like that. Should have covered the lens better.
Heres a great vid from "the man" Graham Haughton. Super!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AttxttPJxdg&feature=emb_rel_p...
Much appreciated and do take care out there!
P.
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The forest near my hometown. I like to walk there, especially in the Spring, when everything is so green and many flowers are blooming :)
Leśny strumyk, tuż za miastem. Całkiem miłe miejsce do spacerów, zwłaszcza wiosną, gdy wokół tyle świeżej zieleni i kwiatów :)
Taken at the bottom of Calderglen park in East Kilbride, Glasgow. Before the dreaded Covid-19 virus arrived in the UK
Nisqually River in the Mount Rainer National Forest
Super honored with the Popular Photography Photo of the Day for October 28, 2016.
Spawning streams where adult salmon and trout come to lay their eggs
The juveniles drop back down to the deeper pools once their
Strong enough and water gets scarce
Just about to cross a footbridge over the stream and these daffodils caught my attention. I liked the way they sort of gleamed in the evening light. As you can see there's still plenty of colour in the sky.
Chalk streams are rivers that rise from springs in landscapes with chalk bedrock. Since chalk is permeable, water percolates easily through the ground to the water table and chalk streams therefore receive little surface runoff. ... Of the 210 rivers classified as chalk streams globally, 160 are in England
Large view to the creek falling into a pool surrounded by mossy rocks.
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Near the trail to Weller Lake, near Aspen, Colorado.
Thanks for stopping by and for all of your kind comments, awards and faves -- I appreciate them all.
© Melissa Post 2019
Seen at an art gallery on the top floor of our national museum Te Papa. I have more network issues and the laptop can't use PS so this is only edited from a jpeg with Windows Pictures. Sorry!