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Warren, Connecticut.
We've been hiking a new trail near our house called the Mattatuck trail. Just north of the Shepaug Reservoir a small stream runs into the Shepaug River and its low angle and slow enough that in our recent cold snap it developed a lot of great ice formations.
I shot over 100 still images on this small stream but also decided to experiment with video on my iPhone. I'm new at this and so, my panning skills aren't great but these short videos will give you a taste of what it's like on this small stream.
I'm pretty sure the bird in the background is a crow that was annoyed at our presence.
I spent an hour rock hopping up about 50 yards on this stream, taking pictures and making these crude videos. It was great.
southeast Olympic Mountain stream off of FS road #23. Wanted to hike on the S. Fork Skok river today, but got a late start and then found one of those stupid game gates 5 miles from the trail head. ( should have checked my FS Hoodsport District map ) :(
The image shows a peaceful forest scene with a shallow stream running through it. The water is clear, reflecting the surrounding trees and greenery. Tall trees and lush plants line the stream, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
A side canyon off Upper Lopez Canyon, San Luis Obispo County, California, USA.
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Chunggye Stream Restoration Project
A full-scale concrete construction to cover the stream began on May 25, 1958 and was completed in December 1961. A width of 16 to 54 m covering starting at Gwanggyo running a length of 2358 m up to Ogansu Bridge near Pyeonghwa Arcade in the central downtown was covered and paved with concrete. The construction cost was 166.1
7 million Hwan, and about 242,000 people were mobilized.
The restoration of Chunggye-chon is not just a part of Seoul’s urban planning. This project has the concerns of the entire nation as a symbolic project that will revive an important part of Korea’s historical and natural heritage at the start of the 21st century. The project is expected to set a new paradigm for urban management in the new century and contribute to renewing the environmentally sound image of Seoul.
article by hanjin travel
Sono combattuta tra la voglia di amare e essere amata
e la fredda consapevolezza di dover soffrire
scappare dalla felicità
anche quando bussa alla tua porta
soffrire per la felicità mancata
o accoglierla
e poi piangere per la felicità perduta?
The past week had been very crazy, so the little weekended I had up north was a fitting end. Finally had the chance to visit Anawangin Cove in Zambales. The place has a surreal feel, and going there feels like stepping into a foreign place. It's very easy to find a picturesque beach lined with coconut trees here in the Philippines, but never have I seen a beachfront full of pine trees. Pine trees!
It's not that we don't have pine trees here. It's just highly unusual, growing up as a tropical island girl, to be seeing pine trees when you're not in Baguio. I guess I just had to realize that this place is maybe that special, and just soak in its magic, even if it takes me a moment or two.
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I'm going to play catch up in all of your streams. Life happened. I missed a lot. Can't wait to get inspired again. (",)
this is a stream somewhere in the Tatra Mountains in Poland...
it was not easy to take this shot as the constant sunlight peeking through the trees created rather harsh highlights - but overall I was pretty pleased with the results...
ISO 100 | f/16 | 8 sec | 10mm | CPL filter | ND filter
Enjoying the view next to a rushing Alaskan stream after a long day of dip net fishing on the Copper River outside of Glennallen, Alaska.
2013. ethiopia.
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On the track to Doughboy bay hut up the Rakeahua river valley. Stewart Island. Our wettest day of the trip.
Low sweep over the Te Waihou stream.
The Heletranz Helicopter was hired to film the Te Waihou Stream for a European film ad.