What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Aled Hughes]

simply counting waves,
Rhosilly, Wales.

[darr]

This is really really beautiful.

Thanks Jim!

Your picture is gorgeous!!

[drew.saunders]

I'm not sure what happened to the upper left corner of this shot. Taken with an 80mm SSXL at Arastradero lake (more of a pond, really) at Arastradero park in Palo Alto, CA.


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[Heroique]

Each May, the big trees are surprised by this melt-water creek at their feet.

Perhaps that’s just my imagination.

Come July, no trace of the stream remains. (Wenatchee Nat'l Forest at 5,000 feet, Washington state)

Tachi 4x5
Fuji A 240mm/9
Astia 100F QuickLoad
2 sec. @ f/32
Front w/ 5mm fall & slight forward tilt
Epson 4990

[Steve Gledhill]

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

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Great idea Heroique. I spend quite a lot of time on the shoreline with my camera. Here are 4:

1. small feather trapped in the sand
2. 3 foot diameter iron ball resting on seaweed
3. small wave
4. tops of two boulders in the sand

[Steve Gledhill]

simply counting waves,
Rhosilly, Wales.

Lovely simple image Aled. Rhossili is a great location, as is the whole of the Gower.

[D. Bryant]

Deep in the Everglades

Ebony 45SU
Docter 240/f.9
Acros in DD-X
Coffee Toner

Wonderful Darr!

Don Bryant

[Andrew ren]

57tmax, 240a

[darr]

Wonderful Darr!

Don Bryant

Thank you Don!

[Colin Graham]

57tmax, 240a

Wow, I really like that one. Those highlights are wonderful.