"Stream Crossings" 2 posts a day!
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Croton Water Dam by PhotoAvenue
FEATURED in Technical Photography JUNE 26 09 FEATURED in Stream Crossings JULY 05 09 Nikon D300 / Nikkor Lens 12-24mm f/4G ED-IF / + UV filter ( B+W ) / + Tripod / f/22 , 1/90 , ISO 200 , Bracketing & Merge to HDR / PP in Photoshop CS3 . . A Big THANK YOU to those that take the time and effort to peruse my images. Also thanks for the extra time you have taken for making comments. All comments are appreciated and read, that includes constructive criticism . . . Quick Links To Other Images….. CROTON WATER DAM PART II / . . CROTON WATER DAM PART III / . /
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REFLECTIVE VENICE by Scott d'Almeida
TAKEN IN THE CANALS OF VENICE. LIVING ON A MIRROR . TOTAL CLEAR REFLECTIONS OF EVERYTHING IN THIS CANAL IN VENICE.
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"Heritage Reflected" by Phil Thomson IPA
Early morning by the Barwon River, Geelong and the Heritage listed Ovoid Sewer Aqueduct Bridge is reflected in the calm waters of the river. / The Ovoid Sewer Aqueduct/Walkway was constructed over the Barwon River at Breakwater in 1913-15 for the Geelong Waterworks and Sewerage Trust as part of a sewerage scheme to serve Geelong. The sewer extended south from the urban centre of Geelong to the coast at Black Rock to discharge into Bass Strait at the shoreline. The outfall sewer, which comprised a reinforced concrete pipe of ovoid shape, crossed the Barwon River at Breakwater and was conveyed across the flood plain by means of a long reinforced concrete aqueduct of innovative design. The aqueduct and sewer were designed and constructed by Tasmanian engineer Edward Giles Stone and his partner Ernest J. Siddeley. A purpose-built factory was established nearby, adjacent to the railway, to manufacture the sections of sewer pipe, with production commencing in 1912. / The aqueduct is approximately 756 metres in length and carries the ovoid sewer pipe and a walkway. It consists of a series of trusses which cantilever from fourteen concrete, corniced piers. Girders bridge the gap between these trusses. The form of the aqueduct was inspired by an overseas rail bridge design, the steel Firth of Forth Bridge, Scotland, constructed by 1890. / The Ovoid Sewer Aqueduct is of historical significance for its association with the inaugural work of the Geelong sewerage scheme in 1912-15. Geelong was one of the first regional Victorian cities to implement plans for the construction of a sewerage system. / The Ovoid Sewer Aqueduct is of aesthetic significance as a major landscape feature. Its dramatic setting in the Barwon River floodplain near Breakwater, Geelong is of great importance. Pentax K20D Camera.- S.Speed 1/8 Sec @f22, ISO 200 / Edited in ACDSee Pro3.
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Long Pond Reservior Waterfalls by Michael Rucci
after comming down a long spill way from the reservior the water falls some 50 feet .This was a destanation of our Keystone state group shoot this past weekend and it was a spactacular day Mike
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Bridge by sunshine0
Taken in Fl. at a Japanese garden
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Bridge at Camon by jacqi
In the south-west of France, Cathar country, is the bridge crossing the river Blau at Camon /
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Crossing the bridge to 64 by jchanders
You may wonder what I mean with this title, but it is easy enough once you realize that this is another shot taken on 23rd September 2007. Yes, on that day I crossed the bridge to 64. Not a bad start, I can say, looking back now to this lightful morning and the weeks and months after that. Again taken on the grounds of the country-house Groeneveld near Baarn in the Netherlands. Near Baarn, 23rd September 2007, 9.00 am / Nikon D80, Nikkor 18-200 mm at 44 mm / F 7,1, 1/100, ISO 400
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Red Bridge by Patrick & Margaret Coughlan
Bridge over the Carrowbeg river in the gardens of Westport House, Mayo, Ireland
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rush hour by Phil Deaves
Looking downstream towards Clare Bridge on the River Cam in Cambridge UK.
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Stone Bridge by Braedene
This bridge is in Killin in Scotland – the river comes tumbling down over a series of rocks dropping downwards till it goes under the bridge.
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"Footbridge over the Hayburn" by Bradley Shawn Rabon
On a recent trip to the North Yorkshire coast and moors, I met up with my fellow Redbubbler and wonderful friend Paul McGuire. He and I made plans to go and capture a sunrise one morning that week. After capturing the wonderful colours of the morning at Ravenscar, along Trail Acorn, we moved on to see what shots we could capture at a place that Paul knew about. It was a beach known as Smugglers Cove further back along the coast line. We had to travel a fews miles back and park at an out of the way pub, from which we hiked along a very old path engulfed in old twisted trees and stone paved paths which eventually met up with the well known Trail Acorn. We eventually found the secluded beach with the beautiful waterfalls flowing over the cliffs and into the sea. But before I show you those, I wanted to share this lovely scene of the bridge under which the small stream, the Hayburn Wyke flows. This was taken just above the falls and taken very low and looking up to the bridge which connects the walking path over the stream. There is something magical about this place. To get this shot, I had to jump across the small stream to the rock on the other side. The only problem was that it was very slippery. On my way back across, it was a tense moment when I thought I was going to fall into the water. I escaped getting wet by inches. Wheew! This is a HDR image combining 3 bracketed shots using Photomatix Pro for Macs, and making slight adjustments in the Enhanced Details as part of Tone Mapping. Canon EOS-1Ds Mark ll / 28-300mm IS zoom lens / f/29 / 1.3 sec., 0.8 sec., 1/2 sec. / ISO 100 / ND 8 filter
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Stream Framed By Trees by Evita
Jenolan Caves Reserve, NSW / 350D /
Recent Work
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A mysterious crossing by jchanders
While this is just the little bridge leading to the country-house Hilverbeek at ´s-Graveland/The Netherlands which is not very conspicuous in bright daylight, the atmosphere of a misty June morning makes it look like the bridge into some eerie mystery. Don´t you feel a certain shiver when thinking about what might expect you on the other side? ´s-Graveland, 7th June 2008, 5.56 am / Nikon D80, Nikkor 18-200 mm at 65 mm / F 5, 1/15, ISO 400
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Angels Garden by cinlaw
Oil painting by Cindy S. Lawrence; Title: Angels Garden
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Untitled by tantricpark182
taken in watkins glen state park. watkins glen ny / taken with a nikon d40
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Beautiful Desolation by Alessandro Pinto
Parque Nacional de Los Glaciales, El Chalten ( Argentina ) ! After hiking a few hours I came across this beautiful scene, at least for me. Although I could feel like a sense of desolation at the same time I loved the scenery in front of me. / It may look a quite a simple shot.. and it was… but I was so exhausted that I really struggled to take my camera and press the bottom. / I think I could have taken fantastic pictures here just my body and my mind were too tired !
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The winning image is Stone Bridge At Ledges State Park In Color by lindamiller / - - You may view this image at her page found at the link above. You can also find the top ten placed images at Challenge Congratulations Linda, you image is now the group avatar.
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I have 136 shots in my bubble and have had 3612 views but only 78 scattered favoriting’s. / Am I doing something wrong or is it just that they aren’t worth being a favorite? I hope everyone understands my dilemma. When I see a shot that really captures my eye or one that I love, I favorite it. I have favorited 244 pictures, and trust me, they were definitely worth it, they are beautiful works! / How does it work with everyone else? I’m not trying to build myself up but I’m still learning and it’s always better to ask as there are no dumb questions only dumb answers : ) / P.S. / If you think I’m just being silly, tell me to shut up! LOL
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The Historic Goulburn Bridge - Seymour by Lynda Robinson
Pastel on Colourfix paper (Terracotta) – 70cm x 50cm Myself and a friend sat beside the Goulburn on a glorious morning and painted this scene. She used watercolour whilst I used pastel. After a BIG morning’s work we went to a nearby restaurant for some lunch. I wondered why I was receiving strange glances, and then Liz pointed out that I had pastel around my eyes and a few streaks around my neck and that I resembled a giant panda!!!! I am slowly forgiving her! She could have told me before we went in! The Goulburn Bridge, which is constructed of timber, has fallen into disrepair and has been the subject for many paintings by our local art group. There were rumours that it would be demolished! We held an exhibition last year devoted to the bridge, to raise funds for its conservation. There are now plans to add it to the walking track which runs beside the river. After I got it framed I hung this painting in the restaurant, and it sold within a few days. Featured in the ‘Contemporary Pastel Painters’ group – March 2009
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Untitled by emma239
Country road in NSW, Australia
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Kioni, Ithaca, is featured in the Mysterious Balkans Group… Many thanks to all concerned. Karen / xx
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Inspired by Monet's Water Lilies No. 2 by Helene H
acrylic on paper, 4.5” x 6”
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HOPEFUL by June Ferrol
FEATURED IN ’’Color and light’’ GROUP – JULY 2009 FISHING NETS – VENICE LAGOON
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About This Group
This group is devoted to photos, art, writing and clothing of “Stream Crossings”.
PLEASE DO NOT POST IMAGES OF LAKES, FOUNTAINS, OCEANS OR BAYS !!! IMAGES OF STREAMS ONLY PLEASE
An image showing any method of crossing a stream of any size. This may include; Bridges, Fords (a shallow place that allows you to drive or wade through the stream), Rope bridges, Low Water bridges, Foot bridges, Carriage, or ATV bridges, Stepping Stones or even Jumping or Wading . You may post images of streams or any thing which crosses a stream such as a dam, a waterfall or stepping stones. An image of any thing which will allow the crossing of a stream without getting soaked is acceptable.
The goal of the group is to provide a place for exhibiting your best work keeping with Redbubble tradition and guidelines.
We will not accept any image that exhibits nudity or themes of a pornographic nature. If such images are posted they will be removed.
If you submit Art that does not fit the stated theme of this group you may be asked to remove it. The Host reserves the right to remove images which are not relative to the theme of the group.
Positive comments to encourage the work of the posting artist are encouraged and welcomed.
Photographs, art, T-shirt, journals and writings are all accepted and encouraged.
PLEASE LIMIT YOUR POSTINGS TO TWO IMAGES A DAY This will give each member more time on the front page for everyone to view.
Group started on April 7, 2008
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