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Taken on the walk to Montezuma Falls, Tasmania.
One of the many smaller falls that flowed next to the path. I thought this one was the most interesting and most beautiful so I had to stop and capture it.
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Sunlight streaming in through the bathroom window, flowing across the foyer into the livingroom.
This occurs only twice per year for 3 days or so, as the sun passes by the small slit between the window and the door.
Fishing Fish Trout Streams
View of a man fishing in a stream, preparing to net a trout. The card is numbered
N-26 and E-6667.
Digital Collection:
North Carolina Postcards
Publisher:
Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.;
Location:
North Carolina--Western section.
Collection in Repository
North Carolina Postcard Collection (P052); collection guide available online at www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/pcoll/52postc.html
Stromen, stralen 5/tempera op paneel/40,2x50,2/8-2017
To see all paintings called 'Streams, beams' go to: vanwunnik.com/work
Space is a field of light-flowers blooming in between matter and emptiness, connecting duality and oneness.
I chanced upon this small stream in the Lake District while exploring the Whinlatter Pass. A walk off of the path and up the stream for half a mile and I came across this shallow area with a very interesting water flow. This area is truly stunning, untouched by tourist groups. I took my photos and left it as I found it.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III|24-105mm L|Lee Grad Filters
I am co hosting a workshop in the Brecon Beacons in April with the very talented Mark Upfield. For more information or to make a booking please click the link below.
I've been teaching Poppy photography, take a look at her Flickr.
During the Civil War and for many years after, this bottonland was farmed and served as range for cattle. After the expansion of the Washington, DC metro area put pressure on landowners of farmland in eastern VA to sell to developers, property such as this was allowed to recover naturally due to it's value for wildlife refugia, storm water flood attenuation, and suburban recreation space. On this day, I rode my mountain bike through the area at sunset to see what there was to see; a quiet place away from the mega-shopping malls and freeways of northern Virginia where squirrels, deer, owls, fox, an occasional coyote, and of course, racoons and skunks survive amidst an ever growing mass of urban sprawl. With that urban sprawl and it's associated hard surfaces, runoff from rain events is concentrated and forced into areas such as this. The effect is obvious; the degradation of stream channels like this one become unnaturally scoured and gutted raceways for flood waters that rage after modest summer storms.
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A cascading waterfall from a small steam that runs through Finch Arboretum, a park in Spokane Washington. Taken with my Agfa Isolette 2 with Fuji Acros film and developed in D-76 1:1. Exposue time was f/32 at 1 second.
Boola, Co. Waterford - Flowing Stream - Kieran McCarthy - Video clip footage of same location: youtu.be/kIu6TueZALs