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Getting down on the wet and slippery rocks of Pemaquid, Maine :))
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beautiful blue waterfall / Iceland
Nikon D810 with 14-24mm f/2.8G ED AF-S NIKKOR
Lucroit Filter System
Taken at the point Mill Beck enters Crummock Water during another peacefull evening.
ISO 100; f/22; 2.5s; 17mm; Lee soft NDgrad:
Chirk Aqueduct & Railway Viaduct, the aqueduct is 70ft & the Viaduct 100ft. Another pair of marvels from Mr.Telford
I had a good day of shooting recently on the coast of Fife near Elie. Well, good up to a point.
I particularly like shooting Lady’s Tower as a subject but there is also the lighthouse and quite a lot of nice beaches and rock formations. This is obviously a photograph of some of those rocks and the wash of what was quite a strong swell.
If you follow my stream you may have read about the tsunami that soaked me and my kit that day and this shot was about half an hour after that washout. I’d rung myself out, my kit was wiped down and continued to work perfectly but I can’t say the operator was still in the best of conditions. Saying that, you can’t just give up because of a bit of water. You need to show some perseverance in this game if you going to get that winning shot.
This is a deceptive pond of open water...although it looks still, it really isn't, so it remains unfrozen. This just off the forestry trunk road wast of Sundre, Alberta.
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Golden waters still
Autumn leaves fading away
Glimpse of Mallard ducks
By Henrhyde.
Location Mallard Pike Lake , Forest of Dean , Gloucester .
The complete waterfall (called Sjávarfoss, in Hvalfjörður - Iceland) is very beautiful by itself, and it even has a U shape, which you actually realize only when you get close to it.
This stone however, kept calling my attention. It was standing there by itself in perpetual shower - so I thought of devoting a closer frame just to it. All that water around it acts as a reflector on the green moss, and the wet rock. It was shot late at dusk.
Exif: ISO 100 ; f/5.6 ; 6 sec ; @55mm
This is one of my first photos with my new Nikon D800.
Taken in San Juan de Gaztelugatxe (Vizcaya) with the famous rock formation known as the Cathedral of the Sea in the background.
Hitech ND 3 stops + Hitech reverse GND 2 stops.
one particular evening this year, the water flowing over the rocks at Burns Beach looked like desert sand streaming down through each crack and crease...
ISO 100 | f/16 | 1.3 sec | 16mm | Reverse GND Filter