San Antonio River Walk by bmac62
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Description
Christmas Day, December 2013...
Just a couple of blocks along the five mile long walkway.
Zoom worthy.

Comments (26)
Five miles! That is a decent size walk and it looks a pretty place.
Gorgeous image Bill. I like the balance of this and that red.... SPECIAL.
Photo very very well taken !
Good to know I am not the only chap digging into archives and finding gems Bill. And this is one gem mate!
Kinda hot these days for a walk... great view, nice shot!
Very beautiful, amazing colour. X
lovely scene Bill Great capture
a wonderfully opulent study
Wow, that's so pretty! I was only there once, in October of 1994, and it was hot and not at all pleasant. This is a gorgeous capture that makes me wish I was there now!
I would love to go back there (and I'm sure we will) but not with the stroller ... that was a bit much! This is a gorgeous shot. You've done an amazing job with that red tree and the greens reflected in the water. Beautiful!
What a beautiful place and that red tree or shrub is simply gorgeous!!
A lovely looking walk Bill.
What a wonderful place, i like the atmosphere! Good composition!
beautiful place and shot
I'm drawn to that glorious tree mate! Wow! Simply lovely shot.. Thanks for posting.. Rob
What a gorgeous place to pay a visit. Wonderful photo.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
A very beautiful shot.
A river that is a walkway? I must be missing something, so let me get oriented hereā¦.I assume the walking part is to either the right or left of this river? Either that, or it's time for hip boots. In any event. nice lighting effects in this capture of the San Antonio River and environs, Bill.
A really gorgeous shot, Bill! This makes a lovely Christmas scene. Wow - they must have done a lot of improvements - the river walk didn't look anything like that when we lived there. Of course, that was the early 70s, too....
Bill, this is splendid. It's a day scene but your light is so shaded and intense, it's almost a dream scene. It's gutsy to allow the left half to be in dark hues like that, but the reds are that much more powerful as a result, in that they break through the shadow as a heavy and brilliant presence. The dark shadows that follow the river to the end of the shot (on top) makes this a mysterious journey. Quite evocative. The bright light on the right walkway balances out the shadows; and you have beautiful dots of light throughout the green leaves. But then there's the water, the 'ground' of the shot: Such a deep green; and the light in front is perfect---you couldn't have composed this better if you put all the elements there by hand. It's a splendid shot of a river surrounded by a city: the walkways, stone abutments, the railings, all closing in on the river, as cities do; and here, in the best of ways, rather than in the choking way some urban riverfronts do. Above all, it feels like a folklore journey, something very folktale-like. It's beautiful. You did great work on this, Bill. I love it.
An excellent capture of San Antonio's famous and beautiful River Walk! On my bucket list and still planning a trip through Texas.
What a great life it must be traveling from place to place. I've enjoyed the photo-journal of your travels, especially those of my home state and this lovely shot of the River Walk, and the other places in the southern states that you have been to recently. Best of luck and safe travels to you and Tara. :)
Another gem I missed. The color saturation here is so rich - it seems like it should be too much, but it isn't - it works beautifully. And, once again, your composition is flawless...
it is pleasant to walk there. I want to return someday
Wow! Brings back all sorts of memories of my Texas days. Love San Antone and the walk. Thanks!