Mudflats
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My most popular work to date…. This photograph was taken on a gorgeous evening following a pacific storm that rolled through the northwest. The Columbia River, where this was taken, spans out almost five miles at the mouth. During low tide, mudflats expose and reflect the colors of the sunset for gorgeous photographs. This evening was exceptional with the fast moving thunderclouds passing by, lighting up the sky. Post-processing include HDR, and some dodging to even out the balance of the photo. / I hope you like it!
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The Sarah Ellen on Arnside Beach, Cumbria, England. The Kent Viaduct carrying the Furness Railway across Morecambe Bay is in the background
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One image from the trip to Arlie Beach i crash out…pretty dissapointed….the vine forest was to dark often to photograph birds with any decent shutter speed, and the monopod didnt even help a great deal…will need to upgrade my $20 tripod! lol….I did not even have time to do any landscapes….this is one of two from this morning before packing up the equipment for the flight home. This is a tidal mudflat just outside of town…an great array of migratory waders which i never had time to check out…
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Mudflat Hiking / Wadlopen (Mudflat hiking) is a recreation enjoyed in the Netherlands by men and women who, with the aid of a tide table, use a period of low water to walk and wade on the watershed of the mudflats, especially from the Frisian coast to the Frisian islands. / Wadden Sea, The Netherlands, Europe / / / Mudflat Hiking / Wadlopen (Mudflat hiking) is a recreation enjoyed in the Netherlands by men and women who, with the aid of a tide table, use a period of low water to walk and wade on the watershed of the mudflats, especially from the Frisian coast to the Frisian islands. / Wadden Sea, The Netherlands, Europe / / / Featured in The Beauty of the European Waters
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Canon EOS 350D / Wadden Sea, The Wadden Sea (Danish: Vadehavet, Dutch: Waddenzee, German: Wattenmeer, Low German: Wattensee, West Frisian: Waadsee) is the name for a body of water and its associated coastal wetlands lying between a section of the coast of northwestern continental Europe and the North Sea. / The Wadden Sea stretches from Den Helder in the Netherlands in the southwest, past the river estuaries of Germany to its northern boundary at Skallingen north of Esbjerg in Denmark along a total length of some 500 km and a total area of about 10,000 km². / The islands in the Wadden Sea are called the Frisian Islands. / / Wadden Sea, The Netherlands, Europe / / Wadden Sea, The Netherlands, Europe / / Wadden Sea, The Netherlands, Europe / / Wadden Sea, The Netherlands, Europe / / Featured in The Beauty of the European Waters, Sets of Two
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This was shot when the tide was out on the mudflats in Wigtown Bay which is a wonderful nature reserve in the south of Scotland.
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The North Sea at Cuxhaven, part of the national park Hamburgisches Wattenmeer
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This huge tyre was dumped on the mudflat at Cungulla, QLD, by locals trying to stem the erosive forces of storm-driven waves. I like that the ridges in the tyre mirror the natural ridges in the sand. Canon EOS350D with a 17-85EFS-USM lens. Converted to greyscale in Corel PhotoPaint. FEATURED in the groups Mangroves, Marshes and Mudflats (2/09) and Flotsam and Jetsam (2/09).
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My first attempt at extracting a piece from an image and placing on another… the tree was on the mud flats at “jewfish point’ redrock..when the king tide was at its peak…the possum from a previous image…
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Meandering patterns created by the huge tides, Derby, Western Australia.
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Canon EOS 350D Lens Sigma 58mm 1/500 sec F/11 ISO-400 / Golden Retriever is Mudflat Hiking at the Wadden-Sea, our guide and captain of the ship had his dog with him! It was so beautiful to see how the dog enjoyed the water and the freedom he had on that day! / September 2007 Wadden Sea, The Netherlands, Europe / / / Captains Dog / / / Captains Dog / / / Captains Dog / / / Captains Dog / / / Captains Dog / / Featured in Light and Reflection, All Pets Great and Small, Mans Best Friend
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Version 2. Still cant make my mind up. Point is situated on the West Coast of Carrick Roads which run inland from the Atlantic (Falmouth) to Truro. Cornwall – UK. / . / . / . / . / . /
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We will be going to a most lovely spot next week for a photoshoot…... and I wanted to share a few i have taken of the magical atmosphere of a swamp ….... 6 mile Cypress slough , Fort Myers, Florida Sony DSC Cybershot H 7 One of the largest tree in North America east of the Rockies (Dennis 1988). Several large cypress trees and swamps are in Florida and can be viewed and experienced by boardwalks, rivers, and trails. The Florida state champion cypress, called the Senator tree, is located in Big Tree Park near Longwood.
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slowly coming to the Cypress slough…............ I call him Dave.. hope Dave doesnt mind.. he looks very elegant here, dont you think this one almost got eaten by an alligator.. :) Taken with the girls at our photoshoot.. We had such a great day 6 Mile Cypress Slough / Fort myers, Florida Sony DSC H 7, staight from the camera.
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thats how they creep …....... and then the spear fast.. took this capture at 6 mile cypress slough with the girls .. / Fort myers, florida i think its dave again :)..
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This is the mudflats we walked out on one day…well our first day on Wairau Bar, it was really odd, lots of cow pats and all these little holes with the mud mounded outside it, it was going to be a ‘murder scene’ in our arch movie…well one of many, it was something fun to fill our time and by the time we got the script, scenes and locations done and dusted…...and who was dying first and last the dig was over and done with! Such fond memories and a great time!
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View large please , to see that alligator!! lol. I love birds:)) To watch them is pure pleasure…....to see them strut, a wonder.. to see them hunt….. a pure instinct.. Now , see that Alligator????.. he was hanging around…......... the Cycle of life.. it is beautiful , it is needed, it is right . 6 mile Cypress slough, Fort Myers, Florida / April 19, 2009 Photo fielday with the SWFL photographers. Handheld Sony Cybershot Sony DSC H 7
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I hope you see something in this ….. / there is just something about seeing three different birds. in a swamp…....... in the damp moist muggy.. habitat…..... each surviving. each leaving for now to do each do their thing. The wingos the anhinga must be tried. and this ritual of the wings spreading takes sometimes a good ten to fifteen minutes.. The stork eats its food.. the egret is patiently waiting for its next food source. and then watch out. it will spear it with that amazing beak .. Egret, Stork and Anhinga Florida 6 mile Cypress park Fort Myers, Florida Sony DSC H 7 / darkened the shadows .. the black waters of florida are famous ..
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I am hoping that my cousin Iris.. / on the bubble she is happy feet will like this one. and I understood her message to me.. she says she sees an angel in my original photo strange beauty here is an angel I see from the stork.. after visiting it again and looking hard.. Hope this is your angel Iris.. love and beauty to you always. 6 mile Cypress park : Fort Myers, Florida /
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Low tide at Torbul, north of Brisbane.
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Trusting the judgement of my friend-with-the-boat, I went crabbing on the mudflats of Broome… and realised too late that the tide was not going to wait for us to pull up our crab nets… and yes, we got stuck. Ugh. The mud was oozy grey sludge and after sinking in (thigh-deep) trying in vain to unstick the boat (whose brilliant idea was that??) we waited – shivering miserably – until the tide came back a couple of hours before midnight… But I did get a couple of nice photos from the experience ;) Taken with a Kodak Easyshare M1033
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Trusting the judgement of my friend-with-the-boat, I went crabbing on the mudflats of Broome… and realised too late that the tide was not going to wait for us to pull up our crab nets… and yes, we got stuck. Ugh. The mud was oozy grey sludge and after sinking in (thigh-deep) trying in vain to unstick the boat (whose brilliant idea was that??) we waited – shivering miserably – until the tide came back a couple of hours before midnight… But I did get a couple of nice photos from the experience ;) This one has (obviously) been desaturated :) Taken with a Kodak Easyshare M1033
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View from the Bastion (Five Rivers Lookout), Wyndham, Western Australia Kodak Easyshare C813
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‘Mudflats’ taken by my talented son Ben at West Kirby on the Wirral.
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