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I found this lovely stream in a quiet corner of the Brecon Beacons by chance, flowing under a fresh spring canopy of twisted beech trees. I had to wait quite a while after setting up this shot for the sun to be hidden behind a cloud to get the softer light I was after.
Nikon D700
24-120mm lens @ 28mm
2 secs @ f/13
ISO 200
Polariser
Bawalah keluarga kita beriadah sekali sekala untuk mengeratkan hubungan keluarga sambil menikmati keindahan alam. Tips Keluarga Bahagia
july 19, 2009; Centre of Gravity Sangha meditates near the temporary garbage site in Christie Pits Park in hope of gaining a better understanding of the strike and a more creative response to it, free of a political view point.
Mexican free-tailed bats stream from a Tucson bridge at dusk. These insectivorous bats are very important to the control of insect pest populations, but their numbers are on the decline due to pesticide contamination and destruction of roosting habitat. They are found in Tucson during the warmer months and migrate to Mexico in the winter.
The woman in the red shirt stood there without changing her position for a bit for some good 15 minutes. I have some 10 more pictures of her, she simply wouldn't move her feet or body. People came and went, she stood there waiting.
While we were in the Kawarthas, we did a couple hikes through the Silent Lake Provincial Park. I wasn't expecting to see much in the "deep woods" but it turns out that was my favorite part. There were many little water falls, streams and ponds throughout the woods. Great hiking area
MTA Chair & CEO Janno Lieber, MTA Chief Construction & Development Officer Jamie Torres-Springer, LIRR President Rob Free, and MTA Chief Accessibility Officer Quemuel Arroyo reveal improvements made to the LIRR Valley Stream station on Friday, Dec 19, 2025.
Conductor.
(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
This little stream beside our home feeds French Creek and is usually 2 to 3 feet wide. The recent rain pushed it to over 20. My good luck though, it gave me a good reflection of my neighbors bushes in the morning sun.
Starting to look like another great fall for foliage in New England. This is a stream in Winchester, NH.
A side stream at the bottom of Ragged Falls Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
This is a HDR of 5 long exposures all shot with a 18-55mm lens@40mm, with Nikon 4x ND filter, at f22 in 1 f-stop intervals and merged to HDR to really emphasise the detail in the rocks and algae. The correct exposure (+/- 0 EV) was then softened and once again overlaid the merged HDR and set to 25% opacity to add back some the silkiness to the moving water and the overall mistiness to the image that was lost during the HDR process.
Fuji X100; exposure: 1/170 sec @ f/16, ISO 800; post-processed with Adobe Lightroom 4 and Nik Software Silver Efex Pro 2
