Last nights storm didn’t amount to much but it’s very windy this morning with the odd shower thrown in. Not a day for long exposures though there is plenty of water about. Above the tree line it is just far too windy and not much better in the woods.
I hope all you living in the UK survived what was only an inch of rain and a stiff breeze here.
That’s all for today.
Gorgeous landscapes. The cinemagraoh suits the scene perfectly.
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Thanks Mersad, I should have spent another half hour on the cinemagraph and left the fronds out.
DeleteI rather like the sense of movement in the first image.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Stewart, Some people do and some don't. I do at the moment.
DeleteAdriaan this you have very nicely done with this waterfall
ReplyDeleteThank you Bas.
DeleteGreat work as ever Adrian, i like the cinemagraph.
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Peter, they are fun. I'll spend an hour or two on one and see if I can perfect the job.
DeleteI hope that you've survived that severe bout of wind Adrian?...I'm still suffering with it down here!
ReplyDeleteI like that cinemagraph thingy...[;o)
My wind is easing a bit now. The clouds are still rushing past though. I'm hoping that there will be time for the next lot tomorrow morning for an outing.
DeleteI'd forgotten about the cinemagraphs.
ahhhh...the video was lovely.
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Thanks, I'll have to do a proper one. Spend an hour or two.
DeleteA bit windy here, and a lot colder. I hate winter!
ReplyDeleteBut I loved your stream.
Frances, it was a bit nippy on my fingers this morning. I'll have to set to and find my gloves.
DeleteThe cinemagraph was outstanding, well done Adrian. I slept all night long, but when I finished, everything seemed like it was hurricane,banging and clattering.
ReplyDeleteBob, I was sheltered here. It's a while since I've done one.
DeleteI like the first image of the brook/stream snaking through the woods, but cinemagraph is very, very clever.
ReplyDeleteDouglas, I had forgotten the method but I'll do another tomorrow and write down the steps.
DeleteLike the gif.
ReplyDeleteLittle overnight rain here, plenty of gusty wind but tempered with brilliant sunshine and blue sky.
John, much the same here but heavy rain for an hour or so last night and short vicious showers this morning.
DeleteUsually it's birds that dance around and don't sit still for a photo. It's not often the wind causes problems with movement. I couldn't stand still and hold a camera still in that wind.
ReplyDeleteRed, neither can I. I use a tripod and lash it down.
Deletejust beautiful and profi
ReplyDeleteLaura, thank you. I enjoyed doing these.
DeleteWow. What a stunning ending. All your photographs were stunning but this topped it off.
ReplyDeleteLady L, it is a cunning trick. It's just fun.
DeleteThe cinema graph is outstanding Adrian and I like the bracken (or ferns) in it although I can see why you might not.
ReplyDeleteGraham, I did one without moving ferns then the file size was too large so deleted it and did another. As is usually the case I decided if a bit moving was good more would be better. I am now trying to get one to repeat seamlessly. It's easy with a flag but the method I use makes the water flow down then up which is a bit silly even by my standards. There isn't a seam though.
DeleteHere it is again, I love it, send me an email on how to do it.
ReplyDeleteHave sent instructions. I have done these in the past but never tried streams before.
DeletePresumably you went for a walk on the Cumbria way alongside possibly Castle Crag.
ReplyDeleteThe Cinemagraph is an amazing way to finish the post
I walked up to the col on Cat Bells it was vile.
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