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Made on Whites Beach on the West Coast near Auckland, New Zealand, this sculpture always begs the question “Where are the footprints?”.The smooth stones were placed around the edge of this tidal water by walking only in the water or on the rocky reef. The sun setting on the horrizon created the eerie warm light.
Wonderfully scenic (though hard to photograph) stream confluence and falls near the top of the Shibden Valley. The fallen oak had been "chain-sawed" to prevent it forming a damn in the riverbed; the brilliant green of the moss contrasting with the deep orange-brown of the beech leaf litter.
However, just out of shot to the viewer's left is the spoil of an old coal mine!
And where I had (precariously) put the tripod was on a conspicuous fold in the rock. The ideal place for this image was actually about 15 feet above the stream bed just to the right!
3 exposures in RAW at +/-2ev shot with tripod, converted to TIFFs and exported to Photomatix for tonemapping and final processing in Lightroom 3.5.
Soaking up the negative ions for a positive life. There is nothing like the sound of a babbling brook.
Asa managed to get live streaming working from a camera to a machine to an icecast server and into Firefox - no plugins required. No html, even.
I imagine this stream, the Apel Drain, in Bruce Township, Michigan has not changed much in the past 150 years.
I'd run out of 1/16th wire, and my current roll of shop cloth was down to the last yard or so, so off to Framebuilder Supply to restock.
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Went way out into the Cascades yesterday on a shoot and crossed this stream on the way.