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Few days back when i reach cascade park it was alreay evening and low light making hurdle to capture this image. But finaly i manage to capture this shot with long exposure.
Streams wander around in the Keechelus Lake bed as the water level is now very low.
Frames by Jerry Jones, Shadowhouse Creations
This stream is just down from Marymere Falls, on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. The forest there is so green. Green and wet. It might have something to do with it being a rainforest.
View the rocks Large on Black
ALSO - Any of my Flickr friends who live in NY's capital region interested in a photo excursion this Friday or Saturday? I was thinking about something outdoors... depending on the weather. Kaaterskill falls? Somewhere in the Adirondacks? Let me know if you're interested.
A quick hand held shot whilst walking our dog in the Gwydir Forrest, recent very heavy rains had transformed this small stream into a pleasant river scene.
These boots are made for walking, and thats just what they'll do. One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you.
Just below the falls is a great place to explore, especially when the main falls is overrun with tourists.
I was driving on the A4086 towards Capel Curig that morning, when a break in the clouds opened this spectacular light.
I left the car to the side of the road, grabbed camera and a lens and rushed through the first gate I could find to an open field. There I found this scene.
Having left my tripod in the car, I had to compromise slightly on DOF and ISO. Luckily I had a ND grad filter in my jacket, which helped balancing the sky.
I think this image looks a little HDR, but apart from some levels and sharpness, nothing was added/removed from the real scene.