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That flows into Thirlmere. Thirlmere is a reservoir in the Borough of Allerdale in Cumbria and the English Lake District. It runs roughly south to north, with a dam at the northern end, and is bordered on the eastern side by the A591 road and on the western side by a minor road.
Thirlmere was constructed in the 19th century by the Manchester Corporation to provide the burgeoning industrial city of Manchester with water supplies. The 96 mile-long Thirlmere Aqueduct still provides water to the Manchester area.
I tried the whole "take the photo from down low" suggestion you always hear professionals give, and I liked it more than the higher up shot! Good job, professionals!
Even though I couldn't edit the RAW file to look as good as the JPEG that came from the camera, I'm publishing it anyway because I worked hours on it. . .
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A quick hand held shot whilst walking our dog in the Gwydir Forrest, recent very heavy rains had transformed this small stream into a pleasant river scene.
Sony HX400V---A few weeks ago, this small stream was bone-dry, after a long summer season. This month, we've had an all-time record amount of rainfall.
I was in awe the first time I saw the effect of silkiness of water flowing. The first image I purchased from a photographer was of this effect. Now I have somewhat mastered the same.
I was driving on the A4086 towards Capel Curig that morning, when a break in the clouds opened this spectacular light.
I left the car to the side of the road, grabbed camera and a lens and rushed through the first gate I could find to an open field. There I found this scene.
Having left my tripod in the car, I had to compromise slightly on DOF and ISO. Luckily I had a ND grad filter in my jacket, which helped balancing the sky.
I think this image looks a little HDR, but apart from some levels and sharpness, nothing was added/removed from the real scene.