John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Lake/river prominent in landscape. My examples below:
Middle Prong Little River, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
Madison River, Yellowstone National Park, WY
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Thursday’s Task: Lake/river prominent in landscape. My examples below:
Middle Prong Little River, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
Madison River, Yellowstone National Park, WY
Great subject and nice starting images John. I have a million I could show but I will stick with one.
dan swiger
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John Holbrook
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Ben, a very beautiful choice for this week’s task—perfect!
John Holbrook
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Jim, all your images are so well captured—great choices! My favorite is the Bandon Beach image—perfect color and shutter speed. And speaking of shutter speed—the Morro Rock image is great—exposing the “island” from the water!What a great subject John! I am still looking for my Rainbow photos for last weeks Task, but thankfully this was an easy one for me.
Huntington Beach
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Huntington Beach
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By Morro Rock in Morro Bay
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Bandon Beach of course. My favorite beach in Oregon.
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John Holbrook
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Dan, you have contributed four beautiful images—the middle two are my favorites and love the composition of the third especially.
AlanLichty
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This one was pretty easy for me but I dug out a shot I had not processed from last spring. This is Lake Tahkenitch along the Oregon coast between Florence and Reedsport.
Rick Nantais
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From yesterday walk in Saint-Ferdinand, Quebec
John Holbrook
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Alan, an elevated viewpoint creates an interesting image—a beautiful scene.
John Holbrook
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Rick, I love “small” scenes such as your superb contribution today—I like the compositional flow of water across the image.
John Holbrook
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Tim, a grand panorama you’ve shared—love the sky and its reflection!
dan swiger
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Great series Jim! Love the last image, intense.What a great subject John! I am still looking for my Rainbow photos for last weeks Task, but thankfully this was an easy one for me.
Huntington Beach
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Huntington Beach
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By Morro Rock in Morro Bay
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Bandon Beach of course. My favorite beach in Oregon.
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Douglas Sherman
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Neat topic, John. I really like your title image.
Oxbow Bend, Grand Teton National Park.
Face Rock, Bandon, OR
Bond Falls, Upper Peninsula, MI
Oxbow Bend, Grand Teton National Park.
Face Rock, Bandon, OR
Bond Falls, Upper Peninsula, MI
ProCaliberTraveler
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Dog Lake, Yosemite National Park
Tuolumne River, Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite National Park
Fourth Lake, Inyo National Forest
Tuolumne River, Tuolumne Meadows, Yosemite National Park
Fourth Lake, Inyo National Forest
Douglas Sherman
Staff
I like them all, Jim but especially the second one with the light coming through the wave and the last one where the clouds mimic the wave.What a great subject John! I am still looking for my Rainbow photos for last weeks Task, but thankfully this was an easy one for me.
Huntington Beach
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Huntington Beach
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By Morro Rock in Morro Bay
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Bandon Beach of course. My favorite beach in Oregon.
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John Holbrook
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Doug, great images for this topic—especially the Face Rock photo with its beautiful color and design—my favorite! The Bond Falls image has an interesting viewpoint with its autumn leaves in the foreground and the falls secondary in this composition.
Neat topic and some very nice images to go with it. I am going with the Canada theme with different color of water in each.
Moraine Lake, Banff
Medicine Lake, Jasper
Patricia Lake, Jasper
Bow Lake, Banff
Moraine Lake, Banff
Medicine Lake, Jasper
Patricia Lake, Jasper
Bow Lake, Banff
John Holbrook
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Michael, excellent work you’ve shared especially the Dog Lake image with it’s perfect reflection. There is something nice in the composition of the single tree and its reflection in the middle of the Tuolumne River image—another very nice image too!