Weekend Photo
Cold Mountain River
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And that does look cold!
@Eric Jeschke – As I was on the riverbank taking this photo I dipped my hand into the water…I can verify the cold part is accurate. :-)
I like the down-at-the-water feel of this viewpoint. Fine exposure and detail. It looks like a great place to take in the scene and the sound of the rushing water. Very nice shot.
I love that patch of blue sky!! The lines of the “cold” river lead right to that patch.
That looks like an awesome spot Earl. One could definitely spend a lot of time there.
@All – Thanks everyone! :-)
Wild and unspoiled !
Well chosen shutter speed – short enough to show some drops, long enough to visualize the movement. Looks like a good place to sit for a while and forget the noise of the city.