High Water Mark by bmac62
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Comments (24)
Left there by nature to do its best for nature. Lovely shot Bill.
I was immediately struck by the excellent composition. Nicely seen, and nicely done!
andrea will be lusting after the driftwood
I will indeed, but I'd like it nicely weathered first, please!
Nature's art-Such a mix of colour shade's-Nicely captured. Worth an entry into the images worth having a second look at section
Great mix of colors out here in the forest Excellent capture....... Hugs Susan~
devastation on a large scale
Nice capture of a very woodsy scene.
Nature has a way of making even the stacking of tree on top of one anther look beautiful. Nice photo.
very cool capture
So! You get allot of water there then? lol Goes to show the forces of nature at work, nice shot.. Rob
Xcellent photo!
Wow, that is a high water line! Wonderful compo, you got just the right view!
wonderful shot
Superb capture, amazing what water will do!!
Superb capture Bill. God Bless.
Splendid nature foto, Bill. It reminds me of the dead tree trunks and foliage in the El Dorado Nature Park in Long Beach, CA.
wonderful looking
Amazing the power unleashed by melting snow.... A fantastic capture, Bill!
MotherNature's housecleaning---nice shot.
Great forest shot!!!
There's a high water sign on the 101 freeway south of here that's probably 100' above the river bed. In 1964, there was a flood of biblical proportions that took out most of the roads in the county; this sign is a reminder of that. Every time I drive by it, I'm blown away by how much water that was. Your foto brought that to mind.
Stunning! I could use a log or two in my garden... Clive
Some nice textures in those fallen trees. It is amazing what Mother Nature and some water can achieve.