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This little stream is located along the Blue Ridge Parkway at the Humpback Rocks Visitor Center in Nelson County, Virginia. I took this shot from a small bridge crossing the stream.
A stream running thorugh downtown Seoul. Click the 'all sizes' button above to see a larger version.
The jet stream is the flow of air that encircles the globe - the jet stream is looping downward directly over the UK & parts of Europe, forcing cold artic weather to be pushed in this direction & heavy snow to fall accross the whole of Britain - one of the coldest Decembers on record in Britain.
A photoshoot with CarsofASU's admin's 2008 Honda Accord V6 EX-L sedan. His is the one with the black plastidipped chrome, mine is stock. Taken on the Mill Avenue bridge over Tempe Town Lake in Tempe, Arizona.
Little stream among the trees. Taken in my hometown park in afternoon time.
See 'Winter stream' On Black and in large size.
This is my first attempt at a looping motion background. I plan to use this as a 'Welcome Slide.' The splice is actually near the middle of the video. I cut the video in half, and put the second half first. Then I tried to find similar frames in the middle to splice the two halves together. So the last frame of this video, was actually shot just prior to the first.
This video is available for use in Christian Church Worship Ministries, all other uses are prohibited without permission.
I love this small stream gorge just a few miles from my home outside Marietta Ohio. I have over my time on Flickr posted quite a few photos of it, I went back this past Sunday 10 April 2022 to get a few more photos and some video while there was a good flow of water in the small stream. The stream often completely disappears in the summer leaving behind just the gorge it has carved out over countless thousands of years. Also I wanted to take the photos before the trees leaf up again making the waterfall and cliff face harder to see.
Only one photo marginally worth posting from Saturday's (11/13) hike. A great day for a hike, but a poor day for photographs - bright and sunny, with lots of contrast problems.
Saturday's hike was with Bob Hamer, director of the Moosehead Chamber of Commerce in Greenville. Starting at 8:30 a.m., we were able to visit Secret Brook, Indian Stream and Vaughn Stream waterfalls, and still finished up by 2:30 p.m. Using Bob's GPS and in part by accident, we even managed to find a shorter, "cheat" route in to Vaughn Stream falls.
All three waterfalls need to have access trails developed, before they can become regular visitor spots. But the possibility exists to create a waterfalls itinerary that includes three great waterfalls, plus Slugundy falls, that could all be visited in half a day, on the way in from Greenville to AMC's Little Lyford camps and Gulf Hagas. Counting the main stream falls in upper Wilson Stream gorge, this would allow visitors to experience more than a dozen Wilson valley / Gulf Hagas area waterfalls in a single weekend.
Our "cheat" access to this particular waterfall brought us into Vaughn Stream a short distance above the falls pictured above. What became evident was that the falls above, while the largest on Vaughan Stream, are merely the exit falls from a gorge cut by this stream as it falls toward the Bodfish / Drew valley. The gorge above the pictured falls contains numerous other smaller waterfalls, a number of which may be well worth visiting and photographing in their own right.
Taken on the Appalachian Trail in Elliotsville township, Piscataquis County Maine.