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Experimenting with my manual settings and a longer exposure to capture the flowing stream on the Chinese mountain trail at the Edinburgh Botanical Gardens.
Still Streaming at Streaming Falls, still is one of my favourite places for live music! Check it out
Light streams an a small stream..
Woodward Park.
Tulsa Oklahoma.
Natl. Registar of Historic Places.
My Day 4-30-2018.
Sony SLT-A77mkII.
Minolta Mc Rokkor PF 58mm f1.4
Taken with a Canon A1000IS and enhanced with the Graphic Converter gloom filter. Type L for a better view. HSS
This is a scene along the hike to Dark Hollow Falls off of the Skyline Drive.
I cannot wait to get back up there this weekend to capture some real Autumn magic!!
This was my first, and certainly not last, visit to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. One of the many great features of the park are the wide and great looking streams. And all the better being able to frame one of the streams with some blooming rhododendron. Unfortunately many of the rhododendrons didn't produce blooms this year, but there is always next year.
Thanks for looking!
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Stockholm City March 2012.
I just wanted to thank you all who commented on my last upload.
I have no words....I just feel very honored and appriciated for what I do.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you guys..
My column in Huffington Post about Street Photography in Stockholm.
(c) 2015 Murtaza Mahmud (Travel) Facebook Twitter
This shot was taken during Swat Sightseeing Tour.
Miandam is a charming hill station located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, in the foothills of Hindu Kush mountains. It is located at a distance of 55 km away from Mingora the capital of Swat Valley, and 56 kilometers (35 mi) from Saidu Sharif. The main road continues north up the swat valley and reaches the village of Fatehpur, where the road branches off towards east and runs through gorgeous hillside villages and reaches the popular hill resort of Miandam. Miandam is a very picturesque tourist spot at an elevation of 1,800 meters (5,900 feet) above sea level.
Find more about Miandam on Wikipedia.
I'm used to this. If it just lasts only one night we will probably be okay.
Tucson houses are not designed for cold weather nor hot weather! They are poorly insulated, if at all. I think newer housing is better insulated because gas and electric prices are much higher than in decades past.
And, water pipes are often exposed outdoors with no drainage points inside.
And, the sewage lines from the house are designed to clog due to a very small slope requirement. That's because the sewage lines in the street are not low enough. I couldn't believe the building codes when I moved here and bought a house.
IMG_4439 - Version 2
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. . .
"Streaming Sunset:" After the latest snowstorm hit Arizona, I hiked down along a tributary of Lynx Creek that I knew faced West into the pines in hopes of capturing a colorful sunset. The soft blanket of snow covered the ground and accentuated the lines and curves of the creek as it meandered downstream. Needless to say, I was standing in the middle of the creek on some rocks which just a few days previously were above water level, but at this time, were now fully submerged with the gradual snowmelt that added to the flow. I'm always scouting to find new perspectives from which to shoot, to hopefully add to the images I have from the more common and familiar locations. I hope you enjoy!