Now thats something for making bad people walk the plank into a river full of electric eels lol. Super capture Marilyn the water looks refreshing and sparkley..

OOO! not sure I could manage this nowadays..but RATHER tempting!

I'd probably fall before I get out there, lol.... Nice shot. Aloha

i will pass on the diver board..:)

wonderful capture! Love the postwork on this!

Hehe... I like the first comment!!! Wonderful image Marilyn and at this stage I might have to give the diving board a wide berth myself!

OMG, that's the longest eel I've ever layed eyes on! Cool capture, Marilyn!

Just put one foot in front of the other... Hmmmm. Looks a wee bit narrow. Of course that only adds to the fun I'm sure. If I was a little bit younger... Oh what the hell, I'd get a running start while doing a Tarzan yodel and see where I would land. As I used to say when I was younger, "Whatsamatter, ya wanna live forever?" Great shot!

I'll pass on the diving board too! LOL! Great shot, though!

Spent a bit pondering if the tree trunk was a few feet off the water or floating...but then a diving board doesn't float:) Neat POV.

well a big splash would happen wonderful colors warm hugs, Linda

This is almost surreal. There's something about it that makes me think that this could be a macro shot of something really interesting, probably taking place in a reaction flask in some bizarre chemistry lab run by...well...folks I used to know. That's actually what I like best about this; you can see something very specific, but something in the composition and the way the trunk seems either floating in one way, or floating in an unexpected way, makes this really intriguing. There's a lot to figure out as you look at this, but the whole figuring-out thing is tied intimately in with just exploring the colors and the textures and the interplay of shapes. The water is amazing. The light is super. There's also a dreamy quality to this that I like too! Yeah, another nice one.