Photo Fishing

Sam

It's kinda what I call it, when I cruse through my existing images looking for that missed image with potential.

Sam

Richard

Nice catch.

jeffreaux2

I have mostly portraits in my lake!!!...

...but all to well know the value of giving things a second...and sometimes third look.

schmoo

You had great luck! I usually find that I got no biters.

Love the clouds in that sky. Woo!

jeffreaux2

schmoo wrote:

You had great luck! I usually find that I got no biters.

Love the clouds in that sky. Woo!

As my Dad used to say( when actually fishing- for fish!)............you aren't holding your mouth right!!!

Sam

Now can anyone tell me where this is?

Sam

jeffreaux2

Sam wrote:

Now can anyone tell me where this is?

Sam

Heh Heh

I hate it when that happens. Sorry Sam...I can only tell you where it ain't.

Blackwood

Amazing sky, Sam.

swintonphoto

Sam wrote:

Now can anyone tell me where this is?

Sam

Outside.

Sam

This is in one of the hottest, driest and , most desolate locations in America. This type of image is not normally associated with the stereotype.

Here is a different view.

Sam

NomadRip

Looks like Death Valley, CA or Painted Desert in AZ. But a lot of places out west look that way.

Nikolai

Nice one, Sam, WTG!

Sam

NomadRip,

You are correct, Death Valley. Most don't know that there is year around water in death Valley. The first shot is at Salt Springs. The water is very salty and can be 5 times more concentrated than the ocean and 90f. There is a fish, (the devils hole pup fish) that has adapted and is the only fish in the world that can survive in this water.

When I was there I saw lots of coyote tracks by the water so I think they can drink it, but I don't have any conformation on that.

Bad Water also has a small puddle of water, but is four times saltier than the ocean, hence the name.

There is Darwin Falls with a year around water fall, as well as water at Scotties Castle.

Stove Pipe Wells also has water but not above ground.

There is water, and there is life. I highly recommend it in spring, fall or winter. Don't look for me there in the summer.

Sam