What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Greg Blank]

http://www.bakerartistawards.org/nom...w/gregoryblank

Creek, marsh, lake, river, ocean – show what you’ve come across at water’s edge.

It’s the transition – water to land – that produces so much fun drama for this photographer .

I’d enjoy seeing your favorite examples.

[srbphoto]

Purisima Creek Redwoods, San Francisco Peninsula, Toyo 45A, Tmax 100 (can't remember the lens, probably 135mm).

[Michal Makowski]

toyo ax 150mm f22 3s V100F

[IanG]

!7th C Iron-works, unfortunately decimated by a 20th C Rock Millionaire

Ian

[SamReeves]

Northern Norway, along the E17 (Arctic Highway)

That is really awesome. I love the idea of being underneath those piers.

[Rakesh Malik]

At the Kautz Creek overlook last February:

[drew.saunders]

Too much vertical fall led to a "cupping" of the log in the foreground, which I kind of like:

[jim kitchen]

Great images everyone...

An older image.

jim k

Minute Creek, Near the Continental Divide, British Columbia, Canada, 1987

[jim kitchen]

A more recent image, although similar to a previous 2009 post...

jim k

Dusk, Smith Dorrien Spray Trail, Alberta, Canada, 2010

[ljsegil]

Jim, I find the second image particularly beautiful and meaningful on the day of A.A.'s birthday. For me, it provokes thoughts of Ansel's Frozen Lake and Cliffs, though it is in no way derivative. Great work, as always, as is your earlier shot.
Larry