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A small waterfall off the beaten track in Glenbower Woods.
Canon 350D
Tamron 17-50mm
CPL
Exposure: 30s
Aperture: f/16.0
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 800
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In Betwys y Coed, Wales.
This is an HDR image made from 5 exposures (-2 to +2) processed in photomatix.
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Looking over the Cheonggyecheon restoration in Seoul, South Korea. This design overseen by EDAW (AECOM?) daylit a stream long buried by a highway. The stepping stones over the water are a wonderfully bold move, along with the lack of handrails. This treatment makes for an authentic and accessible experience.
A scanned version of a previously posted photograph.
Wyming Brook, Rivelin Valley, Sheffield.
Ilford Pan 50 Plus, Bronica ETRS.
Imacon Flextight Scanner.
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- www.kevin-palmer.com - Check out my new Facebook page - Bass Creek is one of dozens of streams that cut through the Bitterroot Mountains in Montana. I was trying to go somewhere to escape the wildfire smoke and this was the perfect place.
The steam was flowing quickly and the rain was coming down - made a nice pattern.
When we left the house this morning, the sun was shining - which was great because we had packed a picnic and planned to spend the day at our favourite hiking trails and beaches. Just when we arrived at our first stop, the rain started to come down - and then the thunder started to rumble. We sat in the car, waiting it out, eating our picnic lunch and reading the books we planned to read on the beach. Finally we decided to just put up with the rain and went out to explore. It was warm so we didn't really mind getting wet. It rained off and on all day and by the time we decided to head home, we looked like drowned rats....but, drowned rats with happy smiles! It was still a good day. The funny thing was, when we got back home, it hadn't even rained at all!
Rephaim Stream Park is a part of The Jerusalem Park and both are part of Judean Mountains National Park.