White Water On The Smith River by beachzz
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Big water on the Smith last month. I was about 100 feet above this water and the roar was LOUD!! Not sure even my son would attempt this run!!
Comments (19)
LOVE the purple rocks!!
superb
That is a very powerful flow. Stunning, Clive
Looks intense!
Stunning photo composition!
amazing colors and compositing!
love the three elements together, rock, water and vegetation, superb picture
Whitewater rafting is on my bucket list....This is one Fantastic Capture and I bet it was loud!...(smiles)...
Great composition. There are some beautiful stretches along the Smith River...
Beautiful! The composition is outstanding ... such a wonderful division of space. I love the sculpted and cracked rocks. Very cool!
Great shot. I like the composition.
Your son....Young Blood. Not sure why you are getting to close to the edge too :) You both keep safe. Nice shot... Aloha
The thought of whitewater rafting scares me. Too many rocks to hit!
cool
Wet and wild. So good!
wonderful place!!!
What a spectacular capture! I can almost hear it too!
well, having worked with sound for so long, I 'get' the sound you're talking about. It's an all-encompassing roaring din, and it's glorious. And you got the crash of the water through the rocks, like this water could take on anything in its path (and does, if the canyons of the world are any indication), and it's nice that you chose those rocks on top to 'frame' the image, and the colorful plants at bottom to balance it. More intimate water photography from you. You're at home with rivers & lakes as with the ocean. I guess when you've learned at the feet of the Pacific, you've learned them all. (Robinson Jeffers, in his eloquent ode to the Pacific Ocean: "The Atlantic is a stormy moat; and the Mediterranean/the blue pool in the old garden..." He goes on, about the Pacific: "Eyeball of water, arched over to Asia...those are the eyelids that never close; this is the staring unsleeping/Eye of the earth; and what it watches is not our wars...")
A wonderful photo but to confining for me to attempt it!