We always take and see a lot of photos on the topic:
What happens on the surface of the water?
Now let's consider what happens under the water?
Here you can see stones, sand and reeds in the river.
And this is a forest lake, and this lake is very deep.
But the water in it is so clear that you can see the bottom.
Although this lake has a sand bottom, as we can see.
Amazing world under water. And what is he like there?
Vegetation on the banks of this reservoir in the forest.
Gradually passes into the water from the shore.
And even somehow it is not clear where the edge is?
Beauty is visible when the sun shines on the bottom.
No, just look how clean and transparent the water is.
In this forest lake, which we visited early in the morning.
There is peace and quiet around, there is no wind blowing.
And we see the bottom of this forest lake very deeply.
My shadow also hit the camera lens and the shadow drowned.
In this lake with such green water, where, as we see, it is deep.
The fact that it is green - it only seems. From the luminous flux.
When you go down to the water of the lake, it changes its color.
And here, from the high shore of the lake, its depth is visible.
When it was hot in summer, we jumped from this bank.
Into the water of the lake and she seemed so affectionate to us.
And see what is there at the bottom in this forest lake?
It's quiet here in autumn, there are no people like in summer.
And quite recently, no one would have seen the bottom.
This forest lake, even though it actually has clear water.
Now we see the secret underwater world of the lake.
See how big a stone lies at the bottom of this forest lake?
There are always many fish swimming around this stone.
Such very small fish that swim away in all directions.
When you come to the shore. They seem to see and hear.
And here at the bottom of the river you can see the bottom.
On which there are many stones and different plants.
Algae create such a fabulous and fantastic underwater world.
True, it is interesting to look into the depths of the river.
In this forest lake, the bottom is visible from small stones.
It is here that you can always see fish and crayfish crawling out.
In this lake, we always catch a lot of crayfish in the summer.
In some of my posts, I have already shown this in photographs.
There are interesting places near the river, as in this photo.
Where there are a lot of stones along the coast (and in the water).
As if someone poured them here on purpose? But this is not the case.
Because it is an ecosystem with its own flora and fauna.
AMAZING NATURE BEAUTY AND UNDERWATER WORLD.
For my post, today I chose the direction on the topic - Amazing beauty of nature and the underwater world. Although on the surface of any reservoir, we also see a lot of interesting things for ourselves. Consider two options - a river and a forest lake, where you can find many examples to show them on this topic. Therefore, I got a photo report from the places where I was in order to photograph something in nature in the forest and then show it all to the viewer. For the first time, I had some, albeit small, experience - to take photographs of the underwater world, where you can see stones (large and small), various plants and algae under water. I even got the inspiration to make the material more interesting. The weather was good at that time, and the water was calm and smooth, like glass or a mirror. Therefore, in many photographs the bottom is very clearly visible, although in some places there is a great depth. Somewhere we see the bottom (of a lake or river), where the depth is more than one meter or more. In addition, all these photographs reflect our amazing natural world, where I live in the South Urals in Russia.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
-original photo;
-first publication;
-camera Sony 16.2.
(Translated via Google translator from Russian)
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Photo taken - Sony 16.2 - 3x Zoom, Vario-Tessar lens.
