Lake rain
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This work was featured in Rain Drops, The Love of Eerie and Enchanting Artwork, Sold! and Music Inspired Art This work was featured on the Homepage. Twice :D “Anyone who says that sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the rain”. This pretty much sums up how I feel about it! / 100% Photoshop This tutorial was a big help! Inspired by Summer Rain by ATB Fairy brush from Obsidian Dawn. Info for Sold! Group / Sold a small canvas print to an RB member. A follow-up to this piece can be seen here
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Please check out Kye Vincent
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Sun-shower in Tatton Park Cheshire. Here is another version of the same view…....... This is part of my 2009 Calender Photographic Anthology…........
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Rain rain go away come back another day…...................... .....................................
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This shot was taken at the Broadmoor resort in Colorado Springs, CO. The most amazing electrical storm came through. It was quite a ways in the distance. The cloud coverage was interesting which sat low over our heads. Lightning flashed about every three seconds. It was truly spectacular. It never rained where I was standing. Noise Reduction software applied due to the high ISO setting. I put the camera on a tripod and kept clicking. The pool house was in the foreground and Cheyenne Mountain in the background.
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Wash away my sins…and help me forget, for it hurts too much without you… My first attempt at photomanipulation using stock. The background is all mine though. Gotta love Michigan summer storms! Well Ok fine! Michigan summer storm clouds, since the lightening is painted :) My entry in the LLD5 competition. Credits / Model / Foilage Brushes For more products featuring this image visit Karri’s Store This piece was featured in The Graphic Room-Graphic and Digital Art group and A Photographer’s Craft. THANK YOU!!
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Artwork and Model – Me Original image by the talented Barssel Just Breathe Oh Lady of the Lake hear me / Let this place be always free / Please do, spirit, what you can / To save it from the hand of man We have our land, we have our hope / But we need the Bush for us to cope / A touchstone for our primal need / Beauty for our soul to feed No more gold do to us bequeath / Just give us each a place where we can breathe Poetry by the lovely chris51
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I took this photo of a lilly and realised, as nice as it was, it was just like the 1001 other lilly photos out there, so I decided to try something a little different… hope u like it! Enjoy! _
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Pelican Point, Lake Bonney, Barmera, South Australia. / / Best viewed large. / / / Other Barmera images / / / / / /
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a very bad rain storm came in ...and then left ! but the mountains are like that here and gone .. this is Kakut Lake
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Only days after the rain the herons, turtles and wallabies will be back.
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We only had one day of rain during our vacation at Prospect Lake, Bracebridge Ontario. We can’t complain!
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Lonely pylon on a wooden jetty early in the morning with heavy clouds after a storm.
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. / One cold foggy winters day in beautiful New Zealand The milky colour of the water of Sulphur Bay is caused by particles of sulphur being suspended in the water. This sulphur has been produced by hydrogen sulphide gas rising from the lake. / The smells of Sulphur Bay and Lake Rotorua are from sulphurous gases belched from the depths of the Earth and resemble rotten eggs !! / Steam and gases can be heard bubbling and roaring to the surface through vents and pools :)) WARNING / ©2008 Globalphotos All rights reserved. / All photographs, text and images by Globalphotos are the exclusive property of Globalphotos – protected under Australian and international copyright laws. / These images may not be reproduced, copied or manipulated without written permission. / No use for Public Domain. / Use of any image for another photographic concept or illustration is a violation of copyright.
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I had a preview to my stepdaughters wedding venue yesterday. / It rained but still managed to get a couple of shots in :)
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Early AM Hosta Lilly shot, Thunder Bay Ontario, Canada. Nikon D300 Macro.
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I took this one a few weeks ago. It was lunchtime and it was just raining slightly but in the distance the rain was falling heavily- that’s why you can’t see the land – it’s not fog – it’s the incoming rain…... but the IR still worked..lol
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The walk to Lake Elizabeth near Forrest In the Otway Ranges has some of the most stunning fern valley’s. / A lush area of the Otway Ranges, not well know and certainly worth visiting. / Picnic and toilet facilities have recently been provided near the car park area
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Soft and dangerous, lovely little isolated thunderstorm with a still full lake Burrembeet in the foreground.
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Lake Poygan in Winneconne, WI
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Buntzen Lake BC Canada / / / Vancouver Power House / Buntzen Lake, located just north of Ioco approximately 30 kilometres (km) from Vancouver, is a BC Hydro reservoir. It is 4.8 km long and covers an area of 182 hectares. Formerly known as Lake Beautiful, the lake is named after the first general manager of B.C. Electric Co., Johannes Buntzen. In 1903 the Buntzen hydroelectric project was put in service by the Vancouver Power Company to provide the first hydroelectric power to Vancouver. Previously, the city had to depend on a 1,500-kilowatt (kW) steam plant for its power supply. The project involved raising the level of the dam on Coquitlam Lake and excavating a 3.6 km tunnel to carry water from Coquitlam Lake to Buntzen Lake. The tunnel runs under Eagle Mountain, reaching a maximum depth of 1.2 km below the surface, and empties into the north end of Buntzen Lake. Water from Buntzen Lake flows through penstocks down the steep mountain slope to two power plants located on Indian Arm. Buntzen No. 1 was constructed in 1903 with an initial capacity of 1,500 kW. A second powerhouse, Buntzen No. 2, was completed in 1914 with three pelton wheels delivering a total of 26,700 kW to meet Vancouver’s continually increasing demand for secure electricity. The generating equipment in Buntzen No. 1 was modernized in 1951 to produce 55,000 kW of power. In 1972 one unit at Buntzen No. 2 was shut down but the two remaining units (86 years old at the turn of the century!) can still produce 17,800 kW. Both plants are monitored and operated by a remote control facility in Burnaby. In addition to powering the two hydroelectric plants, water from Buntzen is an essential part of the operation of the Burrard Generating Station. Fresh water from Buntzen is used to produce the steam to power Burrard’s generators. The natural gas-powered Burrard Generating Station plays an important role to provide back-up for the hydroelectric system during low water years, and also to provide transmission support and electrical supply security for the Lower Mainland.
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Some parts of Australia is suffering continuously one of the worst drought in history
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