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a leaf in a stream. It didn't last long before it was washed out to the Pacific

splitting the case of the Contessamat. I take photos so I can get the cameras back together.

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A supraglacial stream forming along a moraine on the College Glacier in the Alaska Range. This was a mid-June backpacking trip that took us past the snowline on the glacier. The second day was quite warm, and we could actually watch these streams forming in the snowpack.

 

College Glacier Hiking Guide

  

This stream, right through the centre of Seoul, was restored in 2005. A beautiful asset to the city.

A link for more information about it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheonggyecheon

A stream for our train layout

I could have spent all day at these streams in the Smokies. I wish we would have had the time. However, I promise myself that I would return to these spots and spend a lot more time!

Very low water level after a period of draught

a stream outside of Eastrop park in Basingstoke England

Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês

a stream partway up the narrowing canyon at the end of the scenic drive (as if it's not all scenic) at Zion National Park. "Painted" with light from my 4-D-Cell MagLite flashlight, because in the previous attempt, using natural light, I hadn't accounted enough (I did try to account for this) for the rapidly fading light (and I didn't want to try like a 3 hour exposure, because I wanted to press on that night in my road trip. :-)

 

I'm actually not hugely pleased with the results, though I think it has potential... but I figured I'd share anyway, and see what the flickr-verse thinks of it.

A few yards from Pont Pen-y-Benglog, a bridge over a gorge nestling between the brooding Carneddau Mountains and the imposing Glydder Mountains, are the impressive waterfalls taking the overflows of Lake Ogwen down to the coast.

 

This picture was taken at the top section before the waters plunge a 100m or more to the valley floor.

 

Taken with Nikon D5100 and Sigma 14mm EX f2.8 HSM lens.

I wondered up down this stretch of river determined to take a 5x4 image. The light was dull and I was against the clock. My friends were tapping there watches as we were off to see and listen to a Joe Cornish show.

I'm quite pleased with the result and again I'm just blown away by the details in the tranny. I used Provia 100F to try and keep the contrast under control, no grads were used.

The Joe show was superb as well!

 

Chamonix 4x5 150mm F32

Provia 100F

Decor also from 1975

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Another view of the Smoky Mountain stream in the National Park. Not much water now, but, I imagine it overflows after spring run off and rains

Slowly rising from the depth of the frosty ice, there came a bluish glow telling me my time in the woods was limited today...

Talybont again, not been out with the camera much lately. I like the 'ghostly' water in this though.

This Sunrise met us on our last day in the park. Right after this Brennan had a nice meeting with the park ranger discussing the parks thermal features!

Roku Streaming Video Internet 8/2014 Target by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.

the sunshine was pouring through the trees and burning off the morning fog. Strange things are happening in those trees.

 

Mt Hood on my way to work

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