Another from Te Awaoteatua stream.
[3 October 2010, Canon 20D, 300 mm f4 L IS, Canon EF1.4x teleconverter, ISO 100, 1/13 at f11]
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Whoa. This shot has an entirely different 'feel'! It looks rather primeval - with submerged serpentine wonders about to rise. Stunning work as always.
This one is more obviously a stream. The last one seemed more abstract.
Barbara and Zhoen — the two were photographed within three minutes and a road-width (this on the upstream side of the bridge, the previous on the downstream side). Same stream, but I'm reminded of the tale about the blind men and the elephant — neither of these photographs shows the whole stream, nor could any photograph.
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