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Glacial remains
© RobNevin
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Uploaded: 01/06/05 8:48 PM GMT
Glacial remains
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Rockwood, Ontario Canada. The effects of glacial run off is still seen in the curious shaping of sedimentary limestone. The gentle curves caused by the flowing water create ground formations known as glacial potholes.
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01/06/05 9:05 PM GMT
A beautiful and serene nature shot! I love how the shnow hasn't completely melted from the ground. Wonderful shot and well done!
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"If you would only listen you might just realize what you're missing." - Jack Johnson
Great image! A download and 10/10, awesomely done.. welcome to caedes.
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This is a lovely shot - makes me think I need to take a trip (way) north. I'd love to see this in the warmer months.
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I'd as soon destroy a stained glass window than an artist such as yourself.
--Wesley to an unconcious Inigo Montoya in the Princess Bride
VERY nice shot! That should be hanging on someone's wall! Well done!
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Hi Rob. Looks like you did it again. I love this image - the clear vanishing point, the red lichens, the crispness of the image - all very well done.
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ж Regmar ж
Thank you for the kind feedback, encouragement and welcoming words.
I owe my wife credit for this photo.. We were out on a hike in a favourite spot when she noticed the vista and called me back with the lure of "here's a great shot". She has a wonderful eye, I just carried the camera and pushed the button. :)
I owe my wife credit for this photo.. We were out on a hike in a favourite spot when she noticed the vista and called me back with the lure of "here's a great shot". She has a wonderful eye, I just carried the camera and pushed the button. :)
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Amazing depth of field here, such a different landscape to Australia. Well done.
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Fantastic shot,my new wallpaper. With practice I hope to take shots this beautiful.
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!!
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what is that red tint on the right sides of all the branches? it cant be chromatic abberation from the lens can it? was this right at sunset or something?
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The heavens declare the glory of God, the skies proclaim the work of His hands.
Carl, concerning the red tint on the branches... Most of the trees in the picture are Red Cedar conifers. If you look carefully at the tree in the centre of the picture you'll see that it's pretty much growing out of side of the vertical rock face. This is a fact, not an illusion.
I'm far from a tree expert but we have a lot of cedar around our home. It goes through a normal seasonal change called "flagging". Portions of interior leaves on healthy branches or leaves on distressed branches die off. The dead portion of the leaf turns a rusty to rusty-red color. You'll see this throughout the trees in the late fall and winter. It falls off, carpeting the ground under the trees, by spring. See also my photo "It is a limb, yes" for an example of the cedar carpet bound in ice.
Concerning the sharp edge on the red cedar at the waters edge, this likely indicates the branch was underwater (and died) before the level of the lake was lowered for the winter. Some of the red on the rocks is fall foliage from nearby maple trees.
The picture was taken mid-afternoon on an overcast day, no retouching.
Enjoy.
I'm far from a tree expert but we have a lot of cedar around our home. It goes through a normal seasonal change called "flagging". Portions of interior leaves on healthy branches or leaves on distressed branches die off. The dead portion of the leaf turns a rusty to rusty-red color. You'll see this throughout the trees in the late fall and winter. It falls off, carpeting the ground under the trees, by spring. See also my photo "It is a limb, yes" for an example of the cedar carpet bound in ice.
Concerning the sharp edge on the red cedar at the waters edge, this likely indicates the branch was underwater (and died) before the level of the lake was lowered for the winter. Some of the red on the rocks is fall foliage from nearby maple trees.
The picture was taken mid-afternoon on an overcast day, no retouching.
Enjoy.
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Very nice crisp image. Makes me want to put on my hiking boots, bundle up and take a nice quiet stroll. A definate 10.
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I like the design of the rocks. Very nice landscape :-)
I visited you country a few years ago. A great journey!
I visited you country a few years ago. A great journey!
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-Pierre-
Pierre. It is a wonderful country and we remain willing to share. I trust the destination was as pleasing as the journey. When you come again ... PM me .. and I'll show you and your camera some sites.
Rob
Rob
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Your work is soooo beautiful. I take most are for Canada. Such a beautiful place to live and visit. The dogs and I so enjoy all your work. So many place to take a good walk and enjoy natures beauty.
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great shot, would make a great poster.
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I hold it true that thoughts are things; They're endowed with bodies, breath and wings:
And that we send them forth to fill the world with good results, or ill.
That which we call our secret thought speeds forth to earth's remotest spot, leaving it's blessings or it's woes like tracks behind it as it goes.
We build our future, thought by thought for good or for ill, yet know it not.
Yet so the universe was wrought .
Thought is another name for fate.
Choose then thy destiny and wait, for Love brings Love and Hate brings Hate. - Henry Van Dyke.
This is beautiful and serene, very professional.
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My life is a life of pages, waiting to be filled.
Ok, two things: awesome picture, and YOU TAKE AWESOME PICTURES!!! My new favorite Author, right here folks!!!
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I am in love and it is AWESOME