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Wouldn't it be great to stop time just for one moment... to keep that for as long as you wish, then come back again and again for a while? Taken shortly before my previous pic, on a bridge over Plantsbrook. Zak and I saw the water tumbling over the rocks upstream, and we met some lovely people and their beautiful dogs too. We were happy there, Zak and I.
~ Photo processed in Topaz Studio and Picmonkey, with two textures of my own applied. ~
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Out of the way, unnamed on maps, this is a back country tributary of the North Branch of the Boquet river and may see spawning Landlocked Salmon soon, up from Lake Champlain. Not long after it will become a passage of ice and snow for treks through cold north country forest.
Priessnitz Wasserfall in der Dresdner Heide - Waterfalls of the river Priessnitz in the Dresdner Heide
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along the Taieri river
on the evening of the tide of the eleventh moon ;-)
a moment in the flow...
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A view from one of the Snake River feeder streams - gives a wonderful calmness tot the mountains The main river was running very high and fast.
Took this up Little Cottonwood Canyon. Earlier in the year this was a ferocious river, lots of trees and other debris left behind until next year's runoff.
Just upstream and up the trail from Shiraito Falls in Nikko, Japan.
The major shrines in Nikko are UNESCO World Heritage sites and bustle with tourists from around the world. While certainly amazing to behold and take in the grandeur, there is little serenity there. A short hike away from those places is Takinoo-inari, a shinto shrine in a quiet part of the forest that more closely approximates the inner peace sought by both Shinto and Buddhist adherents.
Light rain, gray skies, and a babbling brook. Grab me a comfy chair and wake me up in a couple hours. The water was cold, clear and inviting. My journey upstream begins.
I must admit that I tweaked this so much that it could be a viable HSS candidate, but here it is on Tuesday. Sometimes, a guy just wants to make a nicer photo than the actual conditions.
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Looking upstream at Red Oak Creek.
Shot on a drizzly morning.
Meriwether County near Gay, Georgia USA
Mersey River, taken from Mersey Forest Road bridge south of Mole Creek on the way to Lake Rowallan. This bridge is just downstream of Lake Parangana, Tasmania.