Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts

19 December 2016

Little green frogs

For years I thought green frogs were some kind of myth since I could never spot one.
Then one day somebody told me that if I looked carefully in the pond I would probably spot some.
And I did.

Stripy frog_c
adapted Kodak Ektanon 102mm f2.7  1/200sec

Not larger than 3 cm most of them are very shy and hide under leaves or hop away if approached.
It took some patience and steady hands with my favorite Kodak Cine lenses to finally capture them.

Emerging_c
adapted Kodak Ektanon 102mm f2.7  1/500sec


leap to gold_c
adapted Kodak Ektanon 102mm f2.7  1/400sec


Wilted lotus_c
adapted Kodak Ektanon 102mm f2.7  1/100sec


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04 December 2015

Rocky creek

There was an early summer heat wave and temperatures were exceeding comfortable levels for bushwalking.
We hiked-in at night to avoid the blazing sun and the effort was rewarded: the creek was flowing with clear water, inviting.

Barney Creek B&W_c
Lumix-G 14mm  f11 1/8sec
We spent the weekend swimming and relaxing in the shade of the trees.
The only access to the creek is by a couple of hours walk and that keeps it pristine: we had the place for ourselves.

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24 November 2015

Dragonfly

Standing in the creek laying eggs on a log just under the water's surface.

Dragonfly_1
Meyer Optik Trioplan 50mm f2.9  1/1000sec

21 October 2015

18 September 2015

Pure gold

Even the imperceptible power of water can shape pure granite, given enough time.
As it carved through thousands of years it changed its course and today it flows in a chamber much lower, leaving behind the leather-like smooth rock.
Sunlight bounces around making it appear as pure gold.

Pure gold_c
M.Zuiko 12mm  f4.5 1/8sec    (capturing this image)