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3/21/15 photo by Stephen Badger, Office of Communications
Volunteers attend a training and take samples from a stream
At low tide a sand circle was made in the path of a stream which breached it in two places. It was constructed by sprinkling dry sand slowly onto the wet sand at Karakare Beach, West Coast, Auckland, New Zealand.
This little stream is located along the Blue Ridge Parkway at the Humpback Rocks Visitor Center in Nelson County, Virginia. I took this shot from a small bridge crossing the stream.
I'm on patrol more often with the elephant patrol units in the Seblat Conservation area. Stopping every afternoon to place camera traps then setting up camp always next to the cool Seblat waters.
Fowler Hollow Run traverses the park and provides trout fishing. The stream receives a mid-May stocking of brook trout.
Light stream travelling at the outer edges of the galaxy. Where its going is anyone's guess.
Single lensless exposure using new material which is edible. Many thanks to Karen Hyam for the recipe.
Another view of Wet Beaver Creek. I think vertical (portrait) images of outdoor scenes make them feel more intimate...maybe you do, too.
Atlantic central Panama
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