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Amazing capture!
Thank you
Since you’ve been posting about environmental issues lately, I’m wondering if this is a photo of something natural and beautiful, or if it’s industrial pollution. Forgive my ignorance.
Hi I’m of Ying and Yang as is with most of my life. In fact I had started this blog because I believe there is something wrong with the way most of us view world and life around us. Even being the anti-landscaper landscaper. Time has become the problem to wanting to do my own post on subjects that concern me and there many others who voice my concerns including you who I rather share than say nothing at all. The yang part is that I enjoy seeing what around me and capturing in pictures. Such as this photo of the falls in winter that is at an old fabric mill in downtown Dover, which when the mill was built the falls served as the power source for the machines. Thanks for the comments and I do enjoy your blog.
Thanks for the clarification and the kind comments.
Reblogged this on Teacher as Transformer and commented:
I am not sure where this is located, but it is spectacular. I was reminded of La Chute Montmorency which is just outside Quebec City. Despite the power, during the winter they partially freeze up which contrasts the power of the falls during the summer months.
That sure looks cold. Brrr!
Hi antlandscaper. Nature creates its own artistic images! Thank you for liking ‘Poison!’ Best Wishes, The Foureyed Poet.
Beautiful. Great picture.
Thank you for visiting my blog today. I’m glad you enjoyed my post and hope you will come again some time. Blessings, Natalie 🙂