Waterscapes

[jrista]

The title says it all!

Here is my first. Small creek cascading down a mountainside near Long Lake, in the Indian Peaks Wilderness area of the Colorado Rockies. The entire creek was shrouded in yellow and light purple flowers.

Gear: Canon 7D + EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II
Exposure: 2s @ f/16 ISO 100

 

[Sporgon]

Catrigg Force in North Yorkshire, England. At some time the stream had gone underground into a cave, but now the roof has collapsed. The picture would have been taken from inside the cave had it still existed.

 

[cid]

ok here we go, some shots from my last two trips, hope you enjoy them

Slovak Paradise V

Slovak Paradise

Bystre Waterfall

 

[chas1113]

Garvan Woodland Gardens near Hot Springs, Arkansas.

Gear: Canon 5DII + Contax 35-70mm f/3.4
Exposure: Approximately 1/30 @ f/8 (I think) ISO 100

 

[Ryan708]

It was pretty dark and I was shooting handheld, but I like the waterfall itself.

ISO 800, .8s, F/5, 17mm

 

[rmfagan]

A few of mine...

 

[RAKAMRAK]

I wonder how did those rocks got arranged on the semi cliff!?

 

[rmfagan]

They're cairns, a common marker along trails to guide the way. Occasionally, people like to set them up for fun as well. Believe it or not, I didn't set these up, just found them. It was pretty neat!

 

[rholly]

First time posting. I thought I'd see what everyone thought.

Any and all critiques welcome!

Rick

 

[lion rock]

Two I took last weekend.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Not wanting to be outdone here's my waterscape from today.

Jack

 

[jrista]

Not wanting to be outdone here's my waterscape from today.

Jack

This probably fits better in one of the wildlife threads (as it is not really a waterscape).

 

[Sporgon]

Another one from me; the first boat, Derwent Water morning in Autumn ( Fall ) English Lake District.

 

[serendipidy]

Not wanting to be outdone here's my waterscape from today.

Jack

This probably fits better in one of the wildlife threads (as it is not really a waterscape).

Jack,

I guess he toad you off...so just frogetaboutit ;D

 

[paul13walnut5]

Newton Shore, Ayr.
Linn Park, Glasgow.
Craigendoran Pier.
Golspie shore.

 

[paul13walnut5]

All Clyde Estuary / Firth of Clyde themed this time.

The timber ponds in the foreground, the hills of the Arrochar Lomond range in the distance.
Waves breaking over the prominade wall at Saltcoats
View from Lyle Hill over Gourock Bay
View from Erskine Bridge past Dumbarton Rock and down the Esturary.

 

[Sporgon]

Lovely shots Paul. The last one is stunning. Reminds me of my sailing days out of Largs.

 

[serendipidy]

Lovely shots Paul. The last one is stunning. Reminds me of my sailing days out of Largs.

+1....Beautiful. I like your's also, Sporgon.

 

[CarlTN]

Catrigg Force in North Yorkshire, England. At some time the stream had gone underground into a cave, but now the roof has collapsed. The picture would have been taken from inside the cave had it still existed.

Very nice!

 

[CarlTN]

The title says it all!

Here is my first. Small creek cascading down a mountainside near Long Lake, in the Indian Peaks Wilderness area of the Colorado Rockies. The entire creek was shrouded in yellow and light purple flowers.

Gear: Canon 7D + EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II
Exposure: 2s @ f/16 ISO 100

This is a great thread, thank you Jrista! All of these images are lovely to look at.