A Long Way Down by beachzz
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This is one of the shots from the collage I posted last night. It's a creek, the name of which I can't remember, as it empties into the Trinity River. The river was up and we saw people with kayaks on heading for the best rapids to run. They're crazy, of course!!!
Comments (9)
Great. I've never been white water rafting. I bet it is fun though!
Spectacular and beautiful!
Gorgeous gorge! I love seeing this shot larger. it looks like a beautiful place. I have been rafting on some mild rapids before and it is quite a bit of fun. This looks very turbulent though.
So mesmerizing!
That water looks REALLY cold!! A beautiful shot.
this will be one of several I'll do in the coming few days, but I want to get at least one now: This is beautiful, Marilyn, and in your pov, it doesn't look like a creek but rather like an overhead view of a very dramatic river, with deep gorge around it. You know these areas so well, you make them quite grand. And you caught it with the "V" in the upper center, with such a nice varied configuration around it. It really captures the variations of natural landscapes, and the power too. Beautifully seen, and dramatic. And that white---the crests of the crashing water---is a beautiful accent to the whole. I'll be back, but this is beautiful, Marilyn, a shot from a so-at-home eye that it makes a creek seem like a high canyon...
This is a wonderful capture!
OMG, I was just recovering from the acrophobia I experienced when seeing your yesterday's collage of the area, then I opened this stunner. Whoowhee! Dizzy and light headed is an understatement as I peruse this magnificent photograph, alive with deep color and DEPTH, Marilyn. Most neat and keen.
Fabulous looking place. Aloha