Nature Photo Contest Week #6 - WATER WEDNESDAY IS OPEN!
Ice on Lake Michigan. © 2018 ACA Photography/@shadalene. All rights reserved.NATURE PHOTO CONTEST WEEK #6 - WATER WEDNESDAY IS OPEN!
PARTICIPATION RULES
1. Upvote this post.
2. Share a favorite photograph of water in one of the following ways:
- a photograph of water
- a short description of the photograph.
- a photograph of water
- a short description of the photograph
- The first tag must be #naturephotocontest
- The second tag must be #waterwednesday.
The judge in this contest is @fivealive55.
PRIZES AND PAYMENTS
The SBD on this post will be divided equally between the judge and the hostess.
If you choose option 2 and include more photos and text, only the first photo and the first paragraph will be considered. Photos that are not original will be disqualified and reported. If plagiarism is determined on a winning photo, the winner must refund the prize. Editing is accepted, but please, no added elements to the photos, and no heavy retouching. By submitting a photo, you agree to have it featured in the winners announcement post, and automatically entered in the monthly contests, should it be a winner.
Mountains Monday - #mountainsmonday
Trees Tuesday - #treestuesday
Water Wednesday - #waterwednesday
Textures Thursday - #texturesthursday
Flora and Fauna Friday - #floraandfaunafriday
Simple Sunday - #simplesunday
For more details, please see the Introduction.
The Nature Photo Contest was created and is maintained by @shadalene.
After over a thousand years, deep blue glacial ice, tortured and stress fractured comes close to finishing its journey from the Southern Patagonin Ice field to Argentino Lake. Hard to comprehend the scale here but at its terminus the Perito Moreno Glacier has an average thickness of 170m (558ft); the contorted ripples on the surface are between 30 and 60 m (98 and 195 ft) high. This shot was taken at the peak of the midday sun. The extreme brightness of the ice, capable of causing snow blindness in a short period of time, has silhouetted out the sky. With a total area of 12,363 km2 (4,773 sq mi) of ice the Southern Patagonian Icefield is the third largest body of fresh water in the world (after the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets). With the planet warming up, the ice sheet is melting at an alarming rate and has retreated over 10km since the late 19th century. Argentina
Image taken by and remains the Copyright of Robert Downie - http://www.robertdowniephotography.com
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I'm always amazed what works of art nature creates. This is a small river below the Kronberg in Switzerland.
©@akinome
https://steemit.com/naturephotocontest/@akinome/nature-photo-contest-week-6-water-wednesday
Autumn rain has passed, and a puddle has formed. The sunny leaves fell and decorated the watery surface. The water looked amazing, as if goldfish were swimming in it.
https://steemit.com/naturephotocontest/@darvinbin/nature-photo-contest-week-6-water-wednesday
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The beauty of the sea in a mesmerizing landscape.
The waterfall of the fairy. Kythira island Greece. A name that suits the place!
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The beautiful Puget Sound in Seattle on a sunny day in January!
Taken on a rather cloudy winter day - I liked the overall atmosphere around that lake, everything looked so gloomy in that light...
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Sploooosh
This is a flooded copper mine where, now, there's a crystal clear lake. It is beautiful, but scary to look at the lake edge and see how deep and dark it becomes, almost 150 m deep.
Sunset in El Nido, a small fishing village in the island of Palawan, Philippines, nestled between the Sulu sea and South China sea. El Nido is popular for being the gateway to the Bacuit archipelago, a group of islands with picturesque, steep karst cliffs and the most beautiful turquoise waters full of life.
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the wind was blowing strongly, until a great wave was created. it attracts surfers to conquer the waves. dancing among the great waves makes immense pleasure
