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©2009, Fusina Dominik
The old river “Morgon” crosses my city under the ground. On the right, we can see the name of the street on the surface... so funny and mysterious too.
D300
ISO 200
Lens : 10mm (10-20mm SIGMA EX)
Aperture : f:9
5 shoots
Location : Villefranche (France)
On our walk by the river Don at Persley in Aberdeen, Scotland, where my parents live, it was a sunny day and the reflections on the water were superb and fascinating. I spotted this little whirlpool at a little dam of rocks.
Submitted for "7 Days of Shooting" "Week#34" "Rivers and Waterways" "Fill the Fame Friday"
Submitted for Macro Mondays Theme - Water 'organic'
The annual River City Classics car show, an epic way to end southern Alberta's car show season, almost 1,100 cars...
When completed in 2001, this high level bridge was the largest incrementally launched bridge in the Southern Hemisphere with horizontal and vertical curves. It was built as an alternative to the old low level Woronora Bridge, to eliminate the steep descents and ascents for traffic between southern Sydney suburb of Sutherland and the western Sydney suburb of Menai. There is a public walkway on the bridge located just underneath the road, for bicycle riders and pedestrians. The path can be accessed from Menai Road on the Bangor side and Prince Edward Park Road or River Road on the Sutherland side.
A lot of water activities, such as canoeing take place here on the Woronora River in Sutherland Shire.
Canon 50D and Sigma 30mm f.14 @ f16 with 15s exposure iso 100
Shot from Nagara bridge 15 minutes before sunrise. Hard to believe but it started raining 20 minutes later. I like the long exposure and will go back to try something longer. I like how motion is visible in the river but would like to try again with more clouds, wind, and a longer exposure.
Yet more Bradgate. This time, the River Lin, taken earlier in the year. Plenty more where that came from... www.flickr.com/search/?q=bradgate&w=78164632%40N00&am...
The Upper Klamath River boasts some of the best whitewater rafting in Oregon. The rapids are rated at class III, IV and V, depending on water levels, and experienced guides are recommended.
There are several local rafting outfitters that are permitted to run the Upper Klamath River, which flows from the lake with the same name southwest into California. The BLM office in Klamath Falls can provide more information on rafting outfitters: 541-883-6916.
Eleven miles of the river are designated as Wild and Scenic.
The Klamath River is one of only three rivers that bisect the Cascade Mountain Range, flowing from the high-desert interior through coastal rain forest to the Pacific Ocean, according to Rivers.gov.
The river flows through a beautiful and remote canyon lined with pine and oak trees, and is also well known for all sorts of outdoor pursuits, like fishing, camping, hiking and biking!
Photos were captured in June of 2016 by Bob Wick, BLM
Green River Gorge in Western North Carolina - © 2014 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions Photography Archives - www.performanceimpressions.com
I would highly recommend taking a river ride on your visit to Chicago. It's a great way to view the city.
There are quite a few homeless people in Tokyo (though not nearly as many as in San Francisco, for example). Many of them live in the city parks or along the riverbank.
Many thanks to webtreats for the beautiful texture file:
www.flickr.com/photos/webtreatsetc/4602203890/in/faves-21...
This was inspired by a wonderful artist, Marianne Kolb.