A leaf in a waterfall A series of pictures of water in different states. I loved most of all to be close to water. A pond, a lake, a / river or creek, or the ocean. In all different seasons. / Still, flowing. running, in a drop, as ice or snow. Sometimes I can get a glimse of the spirit and energy. Like / some kind of intelligence that mine is to narrow to / understand. But still it touches me and I become even more / alive.
This was taken at Sugar Creek Glen Park with a Canon Rebel XTi and tripod on 11/09/2008. /
FEATURED in: / ‘The Scots are Coming’, April ‘09 / ‘Highlands and Islands’, April ‘09 / ‘Waterfall Photography’, Dec ‘09 with many thanks. #For affordable canvas prints please click here The beautiful water falls coming down Glen Brittle from the Cuillin Isle of Skye on a cold winters afternoon. Canon EOS 400D 18-55mm lens. / Re-edited September 2009 using HDR
Portland Oregon.
This is taken just before sunset with the last rays of sunshine in the water.
Canon EOS 450D, Tv-20secs, F32, ISO-100, 18-55 @ 43mm,,,,,,,,,Shot very late afternoon in part of the Liffey Falls area, wet feet and getting cold. FEATURED in Waterfall Photography, Dec-09
A small waterfall just outside Kenmore. /
This beautiful waterfall is located at Chalk Falls Park in Bell County just northwest of Salado, Texas. I flows through a small limestone canyon over limestone bedrock which produces the crystal clear light blue water in the lower stream bed. If you are in the area this is a spot well worth a visit. Konica-Minolta 7D with a Tokina 18-35 mm lens, hand held. Featured at Waterfall Photography – December 9, 2009. Featured at All Water in Motion – December 7, 2009.
It’s about 15-20 minutes bushwalk down to this beautiful cascades from the Wentworthfall lookout, Blue Mountain. / (Canon 1000D ISO-100, f29, ss 2.5sec, focal 40mm, ND8 filter) See where this picture was taken.
SHOT ON NEWFOUND GAP ROAD,GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK,NORTH CAROLINA. CANON REBEL XSi,75-300MM LENS,POLARIZER,REMOTE RELEASE,MIRROR LOCKED UP,BOGEN TRI-POD,F-16@1/20
Looking glass falls Brevard, N.C.
Stream in a mountain area of WV.
Lamington National Park. Canon 30D
Captured in February 2009 at Somersby Falls, on the Central Coast of NSW. Canon 20D + Sigma 17-70mm lens. HDR 3 shots bracketed, processed in Photomatix and Photoshop. See all 24 shots here
Captured in February 2009 at Somersby Falls, on the Central Coast of NSW. Canon 20D + Sigma 17-70mm lens. HDR 3 shots bracketed, processed in Photomatix and Photoshop. See all 24 shots here
Captured in February 2009 at Somersby Falls, on the Central Coast of NSW. Canon 20D + Sigma 17-70mm lens. HDR 3 shots bracketed, processed in Photomatix and Photoshop. See all 24 shots here
Captured in February 2009 at Somersby Falls, on the Central Coast of NSW. Canon 20D + Sigma 17-70mm lens. HDR 3 shots bracketed, processed in Photomatix and Photoshop. See all 24 shots here
Falling Crazy Creek in British Columbia (Canada).
Waterfall on Crazy Creek in British Columbia (Canada).
Icy falls on Tangle Creek lit by fading light of the setting Sun (Jasper National Park, Alberta).
After a long day flying, we landed at this waterfall in Swaziland
A small part of Empress falls near Wentworth falls in the Blue Mountains of N.S.W.Australia. CANON 400D Featured in the Canon DSLR group
Captured at the Valley of the Waters in Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains of N.S.W.Australia. CANON 400D
Captured in February 2009 at Somersby Falls, on the Central Coast of NSW. Canon 20D + Sigma 17-70mm lens. HDR 3 shots bracketed, processed in Photomatix and Photoshop. See all 24 shots here
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