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Probably looking a lot different 48 hours later, after the first heavy rain for several months locally.
Water falls over the rocks of this mountain stream near Andrews, North Carolina. See this, and more, on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
I spent a pleasant couple of hours a Bosham, West Sussex yesterday evening capturing the sunset.
After a windy day the wind dropped at around 6pm and when I arrived at Bosham the water was still but low but gave me the opportunity to capture the stream of water left by the outgoing tide, not the greatest sunset but at least it did not rain!
1/15 second exposure using a Lee 0.9 ND grad filter.
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As one half of 'Fury Flight', US Air Force 48th FW Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II 20-5615 streams tip vortices as it blasts away from Lakenheath's 06 Runway
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I always love finding unexpected scenes when I go out on a photography adventure. More often than not the unexpected scenes end up being my favorite photos. My wife and I spotted this on our way to a waterfall and had to pull over and do some exploring. This is definitely a place I will be returning to for fall colors.
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Mosses and Water Plants -- Hoh Rainforest -- Olympic National Park Shot from a bridge across the stream.
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A fisherman was trying his luck in a mountain stream in western North Carolina near the town of Andrews. See this, and more, on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
Came across this beauty on my hike to shot a waterfall. This is a seasonal stream, later on in the year it is dry .But for now it's flowing from the snow melt .
This colorful mountain stream was seen in western North Carolina near the town of Andrews. See this, and more, on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
Sidewalk at downtown Barcelona.
10 shots handeld, taken at the same place with half a minute interval max between them.
Heavy rains caused the normally gentle streams and rivers to flood and flow with increased intensity.
The sound of rushing water echoed through the autumn woods as you hike through all the color.
Madonna del Feles, in un freddo pomeriggio piovoso - notare infatti la neve quasi del tutto sciolta - le foglie bagnate, reduci dal freddo inverno, hanno assunto tonalità più vive: l'acqua, bagnandole, ha incrementato il loro colore e le ha rese più lucide. Un'occasione preziosa, da non sprecare... infatti, le grandi foglie di castagno, asciutte, sono di un marroncino aranciato che non è proprio uno splendore.
Madonna del Feles, on a cold rainy afternoon - in fact note the snow almost completely melted - the wet leaves, survived the cold winter, have taken on more vivid shades: the water, wetting them, has increased their color and has made them more shiny. A precious opportunity, not to be wasted... in fact, the large chestnut leaves, dry, are of an orangeish brown that isn't really a splendor.
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Bubbles, bubbles, they do stream
Tiny bubbles, filled with dreams
Flowing fast, flowing slow
Past the trees, watch them go
Under skies stretching high
Bubbles leap, bubbles fly
Filled with hopes, wild dreams
Into the future the bubble streams
this running stream was a nice little find while venturing around snowdonia in wales. the flow of water an opportunity to lenthen exposure a liitle to create a little blur with the help of my ND filter.
i really wanted the nearby rocks to be an integral part of the image due to there various colours.
hopefully when veiwing the feel of nature breaks through. comments welcome.
These two photos I took while on my lunch break at a campground where I was clearing the leaves away for the campers this season. The rocks in this creek were all soft, round and blue. Beautiful place. Great smoky mountain national park, NC, USA
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I finished this top right before the quilt guild meeting, and ran outside to take a picture during sunset, so it's not the greatest picture.
I'll probably write a blog post when this is totally done explaining the process (which involved drafting and printing a very large paper-pieced pattern and a whole heck of a lot of cursing).
The idea behind it was based on the Madrona Road fabric line being about telling a story. When we tell stories, the listeners picture things in their heads based on the words, and I wanted to capture that in a quilt. The idea is that the words from the background are describing and bringing the other prints into being.
The old hydro plant sits well above the stream in Minnewaska State Park. The plant was fed by water diverted into a pipe that still sits on stilts on the hillside.
In Glacier National Park, in Montana there are a lot of amazing places. This was a smaller waterfall on the Trail of Cedars. I had seen many images of this fall and many looked the same because there was only one place to see the fall, from a boardwalk bridge that crosses this stream on a trail. Hard to shoot with a tripod because the bridge shakes all the time. If you can get 30 seconds without a flood of people coming by it would be ok.
So that's the image and the location. But its the people I wanted to tell you about because I am not sure I can ever look at this image without thinking about the unique interaction I had in this location. I happened to be wearing a Star Wars shirt this day. No biggie. But it was enough for me to apparently snare the attenuation of a unique dude. I am standing there shooting and I approached by a dude. Not odd, I thought he was going to talk about photography, but no. It was my shirt that provided the fodder for the discussion that ensued. He asked if I liked Star Wars. Sure, I am American. It was then that I looked up and saw this fella. He was wearing a long sleeved, thick wool button shirt that looked like a jet black Sergent Pepper kind of shirt. His shorts were black, with fringes, yeah, that's the only way I can describe it, fringes. His hair looked like a young Weird Al fro. And then, the most important part, he had what appeared to be a lightsaber hanging form his belt. So he must be a kid, right. No, he was about 29. It got stranger. He asked if I studied the ways of the force. Uhhhh. How does one respond to something like that. I said, I study the ways of the Canon, gesturing to my camera. His face was ashen. You could tell he was not kidding. He then looked up to the trees and said "I am a Jedi. I like to come here because I can feel the force flowing in the trees here." "Oh yeah?" I said. Then he could apprently feel my longing to be like him, he looked into my eyes and said "I can give you some good hyperlinks to places on the web that can help you understand the ways of the force." You could REALLY tell he was very serious. He then looked at my kids and said, "ah, the padawans." Ok, I did not want Sergent Pepper-Jedi-Weird-Al anywhere near my kids. My son spotted the lightsaber. Oh crap, here we go. "Is that real?" asked my 9 year old. "Ok, we have to get going now, it was nice meeting a Jedi, but we have to run." How could I possibly end this interaction any other way, even at the risk of offending his religion, I had to say "May the Force be with you." You would think I just gave him a present. He lit up and beamed back, "and to you."
It talked all kinds I guess. In hind sight I should have chatted more with him.