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Kirkjufell or Church Mountain in the Snaefellsnes peninsula, Iceland. The cloud is cutting off the top of the mountain, but this is still one of the most amazing places to take pictures in Iceland. You can catch several waterfalls depending on your angle around this stream that goes to the ocean.
On my way up to the mountain top Grytfoten in the mountain range The Seven Sisters, in Northern-Norway. I came across this waterfall of fresh, clean and delicious (drinkable) mountain water. Sorry about the frame, but it was necessary this time, to separate the image borders and the background colour of Flickr.
I walked in with hope that I will see something interesting or something frozen, but nothing. Nothing was frozen, because -1 Celsius doesn't freeze anything, so I had to find interesting angles for myself.
Went for a catch up with Stuart.67 and stumbled across a small waterfall. Challenge was to only use a 35mm lens only, and wasn't expecting this so no tripod and handheld. Will return in autumn to do it better justice.
Went out today - weather mixed - the word UNUSUALLY cropped up again in the weather - this time for wind - was like Autumn today
DSCF2781 Thanks, my dear friends, for helping this make Explore. This is my 100th photo to make Explore.
A small mountain stream I came across walking a track after a winter snow dump. Freezing temperatures but still flowing.
We had crossed the Northern Cascade Mountains in north Washington to Glacier National Park in Montana. It was a quick drive through Glacier National Park on account of the heavy traffic. We would have loved to stop and hike the numerous trails but without a place to park it wasn't possible. Consequently, sooner than we would have liked we were at the Canadian border. This picture is at Glacier NP.
This is a close-up photo of ice formations in a shallow stream flowing across Clam Harbour Beach. The image has been mirrored and copied twice to be symmetrical. The detail is best seen full screen.
I had a hard time with this one. It had the extremes of brightness and shadows, and nothing looked right. Cropped it to this section and presto... something to be happy with.
Mary and I had hiked to the top of Multnomah Falls, the tallest waterfall in the state of Oregon. It's a popular spot - paved trail - lots of people. But when we reached the top we hiked a short way down river in the opposite direction of the crowds. I still think it's funny how many people don't do that smile emoticon ... As for me - I always choose the quiet direction
This little stream runs through the forest not far from Whitehorse in southern Yukon. I photographed it on a fall morning in Spetember after an overnight snowfall.
Photo shot with the Canon EOS R and RF 24-105mm f/4.0L mounted to a tripod. I also used a circular polarizing filter and a neutral density filter to increase exposure time.
This is Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh.
The Muslim believers were coming during 3 days to celebrate the third largest Muslim Holiday BISWA IJTEMA. The 4 million of believers are going to this place for the celebration . After the moleben, the street is like a river, with a powerful flow of people.
Это Дакка, столица Бангладеш.
Мусульманские верующие прибыли в течение 3 дней, чтобы отпраздновать третий по величине мусульманский праздник BISWA IJTEMA. 4 миллиона верующих отправляются в это место на празднование. После молебна улица похожа на реку с мощным потоком людей.
Scene captured from the Bridal Veil. It sure was refreshing to be there with the mist cooling your face, but it got a little bit chilly when the sun faded away :).
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