Hidden creek by kbrog
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Description
Indian Mounds State Park
Small trickling water falls and a creek running through a chasm.
You really need to zoom to make out where it’s running with all the brush growing over it.
Hope you all enjoy and please zoom.
Thanks for the comments.
Comments (23)
Nice shot and mood in this. Cool light also.
Yes, that's pretty overgrown. Great shot, beautiful play of light.
Superb forest capture!
It looks a great place to investigate so long as you don't meet a bear!!
Nice shot !
Such a gorgeous view! Looks wonderful.
Wonderful forest capture of this well named creek!!
Fabulous in zoom, beautiful!!
WOW! it must not be easy to go through all this. A really lovely capture :)
Amazing lighting and colors my friend, excellent capture, beautiful in full screen!
don't see any creek in the zoom Kim, still a great shot.
Wow what a gorgeous dense and lush setting. The ole eyes ain't what they use to be,however with zoom and intense staring think I found the water's area. What a beautiful shot you have captured some of Mother Nature's best!! Thanks for sharing Kim.
Splendid capture! :)
very nice capture my friend
Fantastic find - beautifully captured!
Beautiful scene!!!!!!
Excellent Capture
must be all kinds of critters in there. superb forested scene
Wonderful forest capture my friend. :)))) I zoomed and I think I saw water. :))))) Gorgeous lighting. :))))))) Most excellent capture. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))
Love the green. Aloha
Yes u could say it is hidden but still a nice image.
Splendid.
I like the depth in this photo Kim.