Power Of Water by sossy
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Description
- Scotland, Glen Affric -
High on a rock I had a view to a power station. That was also the place where I yesterday took the shot. Powerful and noisy the water was running on the left.
When crossing the dam there was a heavy wind blowing and I was afraid to be blown away.
Standing in the middle of the bridge and looking to the right across the water that reached the edge of the dam I had the strange feeling that I'm right standing on all the overwhelming masses of the tide and in a minute it could sweep me away.
(the red thing on the dam is a lifering)
Thanks for all your interest and comments! ;o)

Comments (51)
Wow...this is Kewl. I could feel the energy and power all the way here. Beautiful and excellent capture. Aloha
Is that you way down there. To the recue then. Looks like a dam we have here. Excellent viewpoint. Ribbbet.
Beatiful view of this power station!
excelent photo!love the 2 parts of picture:)
awesome tress and color...beautifully done!
the feeling of sweeping is here, too...super view point!
Schlie mich voll und ganz sharky an. Das Bild vermittelt sehr sch, wie man sich aus einer intakten und kraftvollen Natur, etwas von ihrer Energie f die eigenen Zwecke abzweigen kann
Excellent POV over that green forest and that damm. Beatiful work!!!
Excellent viewpoint.beautiful and excellent!!
How many roads must my dear friend Rita walk down, Before you call her my Queen, How many seas must a white dove sail,Before she sleeps in the sand! How many times must the cannonballs fly Before they are forever banned,the answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind,the answer is blowing in the wind...How many years can a mountain exist before it is washed to the sea? How many years can some people exist before they're allowed to be free? How many times can i turn my head and pretend that i just don't see? The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind,the answer is blowing in the wind...How many times must i look up before i can see the sky ? How many ears must one man have before he can hear people cry ? How many deaths will it take till he knows that too many people have died ? The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind,the answer is blowing in the wind... You're so important to me, Rita, please do not be blown away...VV..............Love, Guillaume.
cool shot!!! V
Excellent image the color and POV are wonderful. The water with the hardness of the long straight dam and the softness of the trees makes for a great contrast. Bravo!!!! ;o)
Excellent Rita!
Beautiful composition, you can feel the restrained power in your image! Bravo, well done! V
Wonderful photo Rita!!! Impressive point of view!!! Have a excellent depth and detail too!!! A great vote!!!
Very powerful! You can really sense the energy in the water. Great POV and image!
as a civil engineer, i know about the power of water in its useful, beguine uses and its more frightful aspects of storm and tempest. an exceptional photo.
they should support such green energy :) good shot :)
Rita, this so beautiful. It reminds me of a place in the Filpines similar to this and down at the bottom spillway they have picnic tables in the water and a restaurant . they serve you while your feet is dangiling in the rushing water. the name of the place is Villa Escodero. it was a home for a wealthy family but was converted to a botanical garden and museum. I am glad you was able to stay in the saddle(so to speak) and not get blown over the side. excellent capture my dear friend
very super shot. It must be a rush to walk on that dam and feel the power of water under you and the power of wind on you
Very beautiful and interesting phot! Nice frale too!!
Splendid capture !
EXLT ! beautiful capture !
WOW!! Outstanding shot!! ~V~
Great shot. Excellent POV. Can almost hear the roar.
Your POV for the shot is really well chosen, you really get a feel for the height of the dam, well done.
thanx god ur were not blown!wonderful shot!thank u so much for sharing ur amazing images with us!
well seen compo... would be rather scarey to be standing out there... hoping the life perserver wouldn't be needed :]
Great photo !!!
Ciao dear friend Rita!A really spectacular and exceptional shot! is impressing to see the power dell' water! you Are been very capable brave to go through this bridge on the full water of things diga and with a powerful wind things! knew to pick in fantastic manner this magnificent panorama! The colors are extraordinary! Really well done! Compliments for the yours large skill!Thank you for sharing this amazing scenery!Friendly greetings!Have a nice day!A big hug!:-))