Friday's Focus - 11/09/2018 - Intimate Water

[JimFox]

Our Focus this Friday is going to be on Intimate Water scenes. No wide angles, this is about getting in close to your water. Whether it's babbling creeks or a roaring river, this is all about the closer, tighter and more intimate view.

I will start with one from Yosemite that I took last week at Bridalveil Creek.

Please add your intimate water photos to this thread.

Jim

 

[Ken Rennie]

A small section of Aira Beck in the Eglish Lake District. Any more intimate and it may turn into an abstract.

 

[Amy Nelson]

How about frozen water?

 

[Ben Egbert]

Here is one I took on the Provo River with Jeffrey.

 

[AlanLichty]

This is a small scene at McDonald Falls in Glacier National Park.

McDonald Falls

• AlanLichty
• Nov 9, 2018

A small scene at McDonald Falls. Glacier National Park.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Here's a couple I've always liked:

1) Reflections in Tenaya Lake, Yosemite

2) Details along the Left Fork of North Creek, Zion

 

[Jeffrey]

Icon Alert! This is, of course, The Crack, just before you arrive at the Subway in Zion NP. 4x5 and Astia tranny film.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

A couple of mine to contribute to this topic.

Lower Lewis River Falls

Maligne Canyon, Jasper

 

[JimFox]

A small section of Aira Beck in the Eglish Lake District. Any more intimate and it may turn into an abstract.View attachment 13722

Very nice Ken! Is that snow and ice I spy in this one?

 

[JimFox]

How about frozen water?
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Frozen water does for sure work Amy!

 

[Ken Rennie]

Very nice Ken! Is that snow and ice I spy in this one?

Yes it was cold last winter.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

These maple leaves are frozen in a puddle of water.

This is along the Bond River Flowage.

 

[Kyle Jones]

Ok, now that we're going frozen, here's Isa Lake in Yellowstone

 

[JimFox]

These maple leaves are frozen in a puddle of water.

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This is along the Bond River Flowage.
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Very creative Doug!

 

[JimFox]

Ok, now that we're going frozen, here's Isa Lake in Yellowstone
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Ha ha, that’s funny how everyone is going frozen now! I could see frozen being a future topic now so I am going to have to make sure that I stock up on some frozen water shots this winter.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Ok, now that we're going frozen, here's Isa Lake in Yellowstone
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I already know you have the frozen bubbles in Canada. I wouldn't mind seeing those again.

 

[Jim Dockery]

These weekly shares are wonderful. Cool to see eveyone's interpretations of the theme.

A couple days ago I did a new to me local hike up a decommissioned logging road that was pretty boring for the most part (like many forest hikes around here - just a bunch of dark tree trunks most of the way). At the end was a little creek that was the only real photo opp. so I got out the camera and tripod I'd carried all the way up and spend some nice quiet time working a 6 foot area. Doubt I'll be back, but it was very nice to not see another person all day.

 

[Kyle Jones]

I already know you have the frozen bubbles in Canada. I wouldn't mind seeing those again.

I had to crop this to fit the theme - I'll share the full image this weekend

 

[BarryHamilton]

Icon Alert! This is, of course, The Crack, just before you arrive at the Subway in Zion NP. 4x5 and Astia tranny film.

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That is a classic! Excellent work, Jeffrey!

 

[Jeffrey]

Two of the three states of H2O have been shown here. Here is the third, water vapor, or in this case mist. Dettifoss, Iceland.