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  1. Jarmo Juntunen

    From an old mill

    Two captures from a recent walk in the Seitseminen National Park. Liesjoki Old Mill Liesjoki
  2. Antonio Correia

    Portugal, Algarve, Sagres

  3. Antonio Correia

    Flow

  4. Chris Calohan

    Sunset, Straits of San Juan de Fuca

  5. Chris Calohan

    Water Hyacinth

  6. Antonio Correia

    Mountain and sea

  7. Antonio Correia

    Fishing rod

    Fishing rod on the frontier India - Bangladesh, back in February 2016 Slowly, I am working on a collection of some travels we made to India. I hate this C virus and it's multiples variants !
  8. santos.turino

    Hi from Santurtzi (Spain)

    Hi, I'm Santos, a photo addict who loves abstract photography. But I love more subjects and I would like to share both photographs and ideas with you. I live in Santurtzi, a fishing village, near Bilbao, (Spain) next to the Cantabrian Sea. This sea has been the source of inspiration for most...
  9. Antonio Correia

    In the shower

    One upon a time...
  10. Antonio Correia

    A7III + Zeiss Batis 18mm f/2.8

    On a small walk near the river I made a couple of shots to keep evaluating the results of A7III + Zeiss Batis 18mm f/2.8 Full frame shot adjusted at taste in LR and CC So far so good. The results look a bit cooler than with the 24 GM
  11. Antonio Correia

    Wale beach under very harsh light

    In the beginning of the XXth Century during Summer, people lived in this beach chasing wales which were appearing nearby. These days, of course... The light is very harsh but the way way not better. Many pebbles make it hard and dangerous. The Sun was very bright and strong, also.
  12. Antonio Correia

    Polluted lake

    The group visited yesterday the 22 May a polluted area of a pyrite mine which has been abandoned for a long time. As the excavations went deed on earth, the phreatic surface of the waters comes up slowly degrading the ambient, showing some beautiful diversity of textures and colours.
  13. Antonio Correia

    Stream

    Today we went for a walk inside poorly explored areas. We have been to this very place a couple of weeks ago but now there is not so much water as before...
  14. Antonio Correia

    Stream and canes

    Shot during a walk in the countryside
  15. Antonio Correia

    Remains of aqueduct built in the XV century - Setúbal, Portugal

  16. S

    Essential Personel

    last week at a local lake 4 different rescue squads from 4 different towns (essential personnel) had to get recertified for water rescue methods and tooling. i wrapped myself up donned appropriate safety gear (multi mask. helmet, and life jacket) kept my distance and clicked away. here is a...
  17. Chris Calohan

    In the Groove

  18. Chris Calohan

    Great Blue Heron

  19. T

    Four Days of Fog and Frost

    The Midwest has had some interesting weather these past few days. It started with some sloppy wet snow, followed by freezing rain, then a whole lot of widespread dense freezing fog. The combination is a painter/photographer's dream. When it continues for as long as this has, it becomes a...
  20. Tim Rucci

    Moving water....

    Here are two views from a hike in Smoky Mountain National Park. This was my first ever use of a neutral density filter, something I had wanted to try for quite some time. Both of these images are 10-second exposures. In hindsight, I could have gotten away with somewhat shorter exposure times.
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