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Local stream and footbridge.
Camera: Pentax Auto 110
Film: Lomography Orca 110 film
Developed for 7 min. at 20 °C in D-76 1+1
On day four of my train journey across Canada by VIA rail. October 2018. We are seeing lots of snow now.
The window are not very clean so the photos are not that good. Also the train was speeding along at times and really bumpy. I have put all the photos I took on my journey on Flickr as a record of my trip
Saw this while driving down a country road, stopped and shot quickly from my car. Just seemed peaceful and it trickled down through the woods. Taken from the driver's seat looking out the passenger window. Not the best quality due to lens/TC combo I had on but wanted to capture it and didn't want to take time to change lenses. :)
Hope everyone is safe and well!
A layer of snow on a plowed field with a stream winding through. On the countryside of Hellevoetsluis, on the island of Voorne-Putten, in the Netherlands.
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Uryu-numa, Uryu, Hokkaido.Back is mt.Minamishokanbetsu ( to the left) and Mt.Shokanbetsu.
Mamiya M645 1000s, Sekor 80mm F2.8, positive ISO 100 ( RDP3 ) expired, developed as described previously, scanned with Epson Perfection V700 + vuewscan.
This wet high plateau is famous for its landscapes and flowers.
Bigger sizes: www.flickr.com/photos/threepinner/14444327740/sizes/l
Southeastern, Connecticut
When then land was bought by Open Space to stop a condo development the State said that the water in this small steam was some of the purest in the State. In the Summer when the Rain is scares most of the stream drys up to just a small trickle. But come Spring you are lucky to find a crossing place. There are no fish in this stream, but it is loaded life. There are also a few places where you can still see where Grist Mills once stood back in the 1700's.
The stream that flows between the hills of Parkhouse and Chrome nr. Glutton bridge in the Peak district.
Grassy creek is a small wet weather stream nestled in a wild ( lots of poisonous snakes ) and remote location in the Jack Fork mountains of southeastern Oklahoma. It only flows after a hard rain. I have tried to capture the essence of this beautiful location through photography numerous times without much success. This is my latest attempt.
Looking over the Cheonggyecheon restoration in Seoul, South Korea. This design overseen by EDAW (AECOM?) daylit a stream long buried by a highway. The stepping stones over the water are a wonderfully bold move, along with the lack of handrails. This treatment makes for an authentic and accessible experience.
The steam was flowing quickly and the rain was coming down - made a nice pattern.
When we left the house this morning, the sun was shining - which was great because we had packed a picnic and planned to spend the day at our favourite hiking trails and beaches. Just when we arrived at our first stop, the rain started to come down - and then the thunder started to rumble. We sat in the car, waiting it out, eating our picnic lunch and reading the books we planned to read on the beach. Finally we decided to just put up with the rain and went out to explore. It was warm so we didn't really mind getting wet. It rained off and on all day and by the time we decided to head home, we looked like drowned rats....but, drowned rats with happy smiles! It was still a good day. The funny thing was, when we got back home, it hadn't even rained at all!
there were 22 different mills along the stream in Readfield Maine, including a couple of grist mills, a sawmill, a cotton mill, a wagon shop, a box and barrel factory, and a cheese factory, and all used mechanical power to fashion their goods
I was streaming L'Immortelle (1963), directed by Alain Robbe-Grillet and I got this glitch. The photograph was taken with my phone.
After I was up Jackie said just look at the full moon so a quick image was made and then I walked Ruby and after the first wood I saw the Police car and then the council truck and on further investigation the scene I would not produce images of a scene if anyone was hurt but as it was only a fuel spillage all is ok. Also an image of the water movement in our stream.
One of the many small streams joining Parvati River at Base Camp Kasol, YHAI Sar Pass Trek, June 2011
.Nikon F80,
.Sigma 28-105 f2.8-4
.Fuji Sensia 100
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