Babbling Brooks

Jack'll do

The mountain streams and rivers around here have been swollen with rushing water due to recent heavy rains.



These potholes, many large enough to bath in, were formed by small stones caught up in swirling eddies wearing away the rock over thousands of years.



Two branches of the river converge here making for a very turbulent scene.



Thanks for looking. C&C is always appreciated.

Dwayne Oakes

Wow, Jack number 2 is awesome ! Great job ! This set has an
HDR flare to it and looks great. No nits from me.

Take care,

Dwayne Oakes

Jack'll do

Dwayne Oakes wrote:

Wow, Jack number 2 is awesome ! Great job ! This set has an
HDR flare to it and looks great. No nits from me.

Take care,

Dwayne Oakes

Thanks Dwayne
They are all 5 image HDR's

Dogdots

Very good photos

The one with the potholes is cool. Nature does wonderful things sometimes.

dlplumer

Excellent work Jack

Dan

thapamd

Awesome shots, Jack! I agree, the 2nd shot is fantastic!

Jack'll do

Dogdots wrote:

Very good photos

The one with the potholes is cool. Nature does wonderful things sometimes.

Thanks Mary Kim. If you look close you can see the large rocks in one of the potholes.

Dogdots

Jack'll do wrote:

Thanks Mary Kim. If you look close you can see the large rocks in one of the potholes.

I see now This is just neat. I would really like to see this in person someday.

rhondavid

These are excellent. I love flowing water shots and you have done a job job with these. The detail in the rocks is fantastic. Lighting is excellent as well and know how hard that can be to achieve back in the woods like this. I have tried to achieve good results with rocks and water for many years and never come anywhere close to this type results.

Dogdots

rhondavid wrote:

Body: Old and worn out - but it is the only one I have.

Lens: Bifocals

Flash: No way! Don't want to scare someone to death.

Seriously! I am shooting with a Nikon D40 using the kit 18 - 55 lens as well as a 55 - 200 VR kit type lens.

Jack'll do

dlplumer wrote:

Excellent work Jack

Dan

Thank you very much Dan.