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Lake of the Pines Conifer-Hardwoods
Wisconsin State Natural Area #25
Flambeau River State Forest
Sawyer County
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The first generation of the Honda Stream was built from 2000 until 2006. The compact MPV is quite rare in the Netherlands. The second generation was no longer exported to Europe. This one has a 2.0 litre engine with 156 PS.
This stream is just down from Marymere Falls, on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. The forest there is so green. Green and wet. It might have something to do with it being a rainforest.
View the rocks Large on Black
ALSO - Any of my Flickr friends who live in NY's capital region interested in a photo excursion this Friday or Saturday? I was thinking about something outdoors... depending on the weather. Kaaterskill falls? Somewhere in the Adirondacks? Let me know if you're interested.
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.
"Waste Stream"
Wall Hanging by Mary Anne Enriquez 2009
Wherever there are humans, there is unwanted debris found in urban, industrial, suburban, agricultural, and "pristine" wilderness regions. Fishermen might leave behind lead sinkers, nylon fishing line, food and drink cans in "natural areas."
Unresponsible campers, tourists, highway litterers, the homeless, just plain people like you and me, children...its impossible not to create waste that can wind up in public places. Mankind's waste leaches chemicals into the soil - ultimately into rivers, lakes, and oceans --affecting us all.
I spent 1 year saving "trash" in and around my own daily life. Mostly the trash is my own, but a little bit is from the street, waste receptacles, or on the sidewalk. I then encased this colorful often recognizable detritus and created fish.
Fish are an indicator species of how unhealthy our water and environment is. Water is a carrier of waste from long distances a way. Water is absolutely necessary to all life on earth. The play on words "waste stream" is to make the viewer think about how our daily lives affect the entire planet.
Materials used:
- steel office staples & clear vinyl... encapsulate advertising, popular culture, artifact, and unwanted waste.
- tree branch - a highly invasive non-native shrub called European Buckthorn, Rhamnus Cathartica, was cut down by the Forest Preserve of Cook County Illinois. I found it in a restoration pile of branches along a roadside.
- lead sinkers, and nylon fishing line (both poison/ kill a large amount of wildlife each year)
Materials used to stuff the fish:
- paper ( magazines, junk mail, office waste, newspapers etc)
- cardboard packaging, (cereal boxes and food packaging)
- plastic of all kinds
- candy wrappers
- wood and metal "found" objects
Show is up until July 31, 2009 in Hammond, Indiana.
FINIS
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a pair of geometrically formed spinners.....maybe in space....
Thanks for having a look .....much appreciated......best bigger....hope you have a Great Weekend
I climbed onto a rock in the stream to take this, had to photograph downstream as the sun peaked through the trees.