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The most refreshing place in the Smokies. Photo taken in Townsend, Tennessee.

Glacial waterfalls of the Patagonias, Region XII, Chile

 

The New Adelphi, Hull, 27 February 2014.

PENTAX 645NII / PENTAX 645 FA 45-85mm F4.5 / Fujifilm PRO160C

~ for my kid brother on his *\\*th birthday!

 

'I wander these winds, boundless and clear,

and the headlong rush of autumn streams.

Rivers and mountains open forth,

with dazzling sun and clouds before me.

Twilight's clarity infuses everything.

Nature fills me with rapturous joy.'

~ Hsieh Ling-yun, Hsin-an, Tung-lu Mountain

  

Western Maine meetup.

Above Screw Auger Falls.

The Coppermine Trail in Fundy National Park in New Brunswick is a favorite of ours - particularly on foggy mornings.

West Dean, West Sussex

enjoying a few Tapas in Brassco Lounge, Liverpool

Top place you should go!

© 2011 Agata Staniak. All rights reserved.

 

This view has always reminded me of a Christmas tree with all the lights and sparkling colors, so eventually I got here with my camera :)

The part of London I work in is quite a rough area, although it is being redeveloped. There's a park close by though, which offers lots of photo opportunities, especially infrared ones.

 

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Photo taken using an infrared sensitive film and filter:

camera: Rolleicord Va

film: Efke IR820

filter: approx 775nm

exposure: 1/30 at f/3.5

development: Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 for 14 mins at 19.4C

conditions: bright sun, some cloud

An edit of a photo I took in the summer of 2006 with my then-new Canon EOS 30D DSLR and its "better" kit lens, the EF-S 17-85mm F/4-5.6 IS USM. This was my first second go with Pixelstyle Photo Editor. I used the artistic "Cartoon" artistic filter and adjusted the settings until I got something I liked. The app is neat and free(!) but it definitely updates the preview image sluggishly. One cannot have everything.

This is at back clough up at woodhead where the river etherow begins, ive not been here for a fair few years. so a bit of a recce mission for future visits and time for a couple of shots before it got dark.

View On Black

Turtle Rock at Lesung Waterfall (of Langsir Waterfall), Hutan Lipur Chemerong, Hulu Terengganu (SOOC)

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Photographed in Wicklow Mountains.

As you can see from this stream in Winthrop, it hasn't been over 10 degrees in a while.

it's everywhere. you just have to know where to look at.

New version of the Live Streaming poster that I wasn't allowed to spend as much time on it as I already did. Director says go with it.. any last minute suggestions?

Springbrook in the Gold Coast Hinterland

On the former Dargaville line, the cast iron bridge over the Tangowahine Stream lays idle, having been out of use for many years

I just got back from the Road Scholar/Elder Hostel trip today. (Well, actually I'm still in LA visiting my daughter) I was the assistant guide with a friend of mine from Denali. We traveled 1,245 miles in 7 days, and saw Sequoia, Kings Canyon, Yosemite, and Death Valley National Parks. Needless to say, I took hundreds of pictures. We all had a wonderful time, with perfect weather and breathtaking landscapes.

LR-10017-2 - Not sure if this one counts for the assignment, but I was wonder what goes on in tree roots on the stream or river banks. Home for a Troll, Water Rat or even a Kingfisher, then you watch and see the Boatmen taking a rest or a bird sitting and waiting for some interesting to come by.

 

Scavenger Challenge

6. Enter if you dare! Take a well-lit photo in a dark, menacing place per Crow's example.

3/21/15 photo by Stephen Badger, Office of Communications

 

Volunteers attend a training and take samples from a stream

The Hall of Mosses Trail in the Hoh Rainforest (part of the Olympic National Park) is filled with old temperate trees covered in green and brown mosses. Trees include bigleaf maples and Sitka spruces. The mosses on the trees do not damage the trees. However, the trees can fall by the winds in storms because of their shorter roots due to the abundance of nutrients and water in the forest. Many trees and mosses grow from and over the fallen tree trunks.

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