View allAll Photos Tagged stream
Winter days pass by ... we await for the warmer days and life to be reborn with Spring.
Happy Sliders Sunday
Long exposure captured here with the 10 stop ND filter. Was able to get three minutes clouds movement here at f/11 as the evening progressed.
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 :)
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.
Hello everyone, I would like to invite you to subscribe to my new Instagram page, exclusively for photos, thank you very much, the profile name is Instagram: @guilhermeLeibantefoto
Last one of these, tried turning it upside down so that the trees were upright but perhaps it's even more confusing now!
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
Picture captured on my Mt. Musala hike in Rila Mountains National Park, Bulgaria.
I'm looking forward to start my another trip to Bulgaria in June - I truly love this little country!!:-)
Copyright © Piotr Gaborek. All rights reserved!! Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit written permission.
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!
Found a new valley to explore yesterday. Didn't have near enough time to work to far upstream. Looking forward to finding the time to go further.
I was set on taking a sunset shot today, but wasn't sure where I wanted the photo at. I recalled an area out past Cherokee, towards Clingmans dome that had a few picturesque valleys that had potential. Neither panned out, on the way back out, I was taking note of the waterfalls, the textures, the moss, the lay of the land. So, not admitting defeat I stopped at the urging of a friend and began composing a shot at one of the more relaxing creeks/waterfalls. Of course, me being me, I wanted to shoot from the middle of the creek, without waders, in water still too cold to dunk my less that water resistant boots in, I opted to balance o na few rocks in the middle. This is the result of roaming, and working to find my composition. Enjoy.
ISO: 160
Aperture: f8
SS: 1/4
Focal: 10mm
Haida M10 CPL, and praying not to slip into the icy waters bellow me.