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A walk bridge over a small stream running through Twining Park in Monroe, Wisconsin.
False color infrared (Red and Blue channels swapped) captured with an Olympus E-PL2 (converted to 665nm infrared) and a Rokinon 7.5mm Fisheye lens.
This is a photo of the reflection of branches and vegetation on a slight turbulence in the current of a stream in Shubie Park. The image has been mirrored and copied twice to be symmetrical. The detail is best seen full screen.
"In The Stream" I went for this one. The angle was the best from in the water. Sneakers were enough to keep my footing for the shot. When I see a shot I want I'll go the distance to capture it. I provided us with a few laughs to do it..If you can't have fun doing this kind of work then why bother doing it. Don't sit on the sidelines, get in the game, have fun and get that shot... Anything worth doing is always worth your best effort.
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Another shot of the many beautiful streams and waterfalls along the ring road in Iceland. This was just past the little town Hof on the south
Shot from Koskikara route at Leivonmäki nature reserve. First time I realised that there's a functionality in my mobile phone which allows me to exposure water long without burning other parts in the image.
Whilst pondering how the hell I could get lost in a park the size of a couple of football fields it dawned on me this was a pretty nice place. I may never find it again!
It is back to the Tottington Lines, 3 minutes from my home. It is such a beautiful place. The changing seasons brings so many differing elements.
An Image that I captured while knee deep in the stream with my friends trying to catch an eel behind me.
Fragments scatter like mist,
each one a breath exhaled by nothing.
The koan hums beneath thought—
a stream under frost.
Not seeking joy,
you find the still smile
of an autumn morning.