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Schiff auf der Hunte in Oldenburg // A ship on the river Hunte in Oldenbrug, Germany during sunset.
© Bildwerfer • Stephan Gies.
Boulder River tumbles over a serious of huge boulders as it prepares to plunge through a canyon.
We slid down on one side of the canyon and stood on the top of the rocks. The sound of the water was deafening. The canyon was dark so once again, sliders to the rescue!
Happy Slider Sunday!
Merry waters does the stream hold within, flowing over shale and ice growing thin, sharing secrets of the coming spring, in their travels whispering. Photo taken two years ago in Northeast Ohio.
This area is near the main community of Ikusaka municipality. There is a hydropower plant just upstream, due to which the river is shallow here.
Golven in het zand van de Boven Slinge In het Buskersbos van Natuurmonumenten / Waves in the sand at river Boven Slinge
This was the upstream view from the same lovely little pebble beach in the Bürser canyon. At this point the trail through the valley ends and another trail takes hikers up to the plateau, and leads them back to the starting point, Bürs.
Remnant water in Fowler Creek where it crosses the Silver City Highway in Far West NSW.
HD PENTAX-D FA 24-70mm f2.8
Porthnanven. The only time we had visited previously was in 2008. That time my Dad was quite frail and we took him for what was to be his last trip to Cornwall; he loved the old tin mines in particular. He couldn't cope with the boulders at Porthnanven so we only spent a short time there. This time we were keen to explore the beach a bit more fully.
This was taken in the river before it reaches the beach. It's amazing how far the boulders have been washed upstream. I'm not sure I'd want to be there in a winter storm!
This is an upstream image of the beautiful Gitgit twin falls in Bali..I have used a 10-stop ND filter to get the long exposure..
Upstream end of the headrace for Cabe Mill, Eno River State Park.
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SMC Pentax 1:3.5 35mm
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A view from the bridge over the River Garry at Killiecrankie looking upstream.
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The Federal Yukina bulk carrier heading (upstream) west through the Iroquois Locks in Iroquois, Ontario, Canada.
This bulk carrier was built by Oshima Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. in Saikai, Japan 2010. It has a deadweight of 35,868 tonnes.
Looking upstream on a photoshoot with Jim Baker just east of Bardolph, Illinois.
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A view from near the bandstand facing upstream along the River Esk at Whitby towards the swing bridge and the marina. The street lights and the lights from the houses and properties lining the river make for an impressive light show on the waters of the Esk.
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You can find this wonder a few hundred meters upstream of Dettifoss. It's a waterfall on the river Jökulsá á Fjöllum in the north of Iceland. The river drops over a number of waterfalls over about 30 km before flowing into Öxarfjörður, a bay of the Arctic Sea. The river originates as melt water the glacier Vatnajökull and therefore the water flow varies depending on the season, the weather and volcanic activity.
Northern Iceland. September 2015.
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Exterior of the Embassy of the United States of America, Nine Elms, London, UK. 2022. Fujifilm X100F.
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First image of what is intended to be a long term project #10milesfromhome
I live in Abingdon so not blessed with the beauty of the National Parks and as a lot of people have done I have been doing a lot of local walking the last weeks and started to realise you dont rally apprecaite whats on your doorstep.
So the #10milefromhome project was born, to make it simple I drew a 10 mile radius circle on a OS map and anything within that circle qualifies to be in the project.
This one is from Abingdon Weir looking upstream on the River Thames just after sunrise.