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A view of a swift running stream in the Pisgah National Forest in Brevard, North Carolina. It was a beautiful Autumn day.

The Roaring Fork area of the Smokey Mountains Park is lush with large trees and other vegetation. The creek adjacent to the road is full of rocks covered in plant life presenting good photo opportunities. Green is beautiful!

The little woodland stream in the woods by our house.

 

We still don't have any snow yet here in New Hampshire! We will be getting some on Tuesday, though, and I believe a lot of us are looking forward to it. :)

 

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Taken in or near Hells Canyon, Idaho, USA.

The contemporary stained glass of www.westminsterabbey.ca in Mission, BC reflect the passing colours of the sky throughout the progression of the day, with light mauves and blues for dawn to this brilliant glow of reds and yellows at sunset.

Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) love small cold clean moving streams

A small stream feeding Lough Inagh under a great cloudy sky in Connemara, County Galway, Ireland.

One of our many waterfalls here in the Smoky Mountains

Stream in Bergpark Wilmhelmshöhe park in Kassel.

Wrapping up my wildlife in water series with this bull moose crossing a narrow stream in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming.

Came upon this peaceful scene while heading into Montana's back country, somewhere north of Highway 200, looking for a campground.

 

NIKON D800 with 16-35mm f/4 @ 16mm, f/8.0, 3 sec, ISO 50, Hoya CPL

 

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Taken on the way down from Llyn Y Fan Fach lake.

I caught a glimpse of this little roadside rivulet as we were driving by on the Icefields Parkway in the Alberta Rockies. I've never seen anything quite like it - an amazing micro environment of colourlul mosses and lichens.

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Took this at Cecil Hoskins Nature Reserve trying out an ND filter. I bought a 6 stop ND filter ages ago but never got around to trying it properly.

 

I am pleased with how this turned out.

As we celebrate Resurrection Day tomorrow, we must remember that Good Friday came before. It was good for mankind because the Lord Jesus gave up Himself, His own life so that we could have life forever and our relationship with God the Father permanently restored. Yet for Jesus, He took on the weight of all of the sin of the world: past, present, and future. The full wrath of God was poured out on Jesus, the wrath that you and I deserved, He received instead! This is the most lopsided exchange in all of history; the perfect Son of God took on our sin and clothed us in His perfect righteousness! Jesus was truly forsaken at the cross so that you and I would not have to be, even though we deserved to be! When He cried out, “It is finished!” The temple curtain was torn in two, top to bottom. This curtain blocked access to the Mercy Seat of God, only the High Priest could enter once a year on the day of Atonement with a blood sacrifice, but because of what Jesus did, the curtain was torn down meaning that we can have access to the Mercy Seat of God through Christ at all times! As His blood was poured out, streams of Mercy flowed!

A five shot panorama taken on the Wrynose Pass in the Lake District.

 

Much better in lightbox.

 

Seen in explore 07/02/13 #176

 

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