The Blue Hole and Rondout Creek

Dean

Well-Known Member
A few images from a recent run to the Blue Hole and the Rondout Creek in the Catskills of the Hudson Valley in NY. This is the water that flows through the taps of NYC apartments.
It was raining on and off, which created a nice feel at the Blue Hole, along with some pretty nice light. All comments are welcome, and thanks for viewing. Regards,
Dean
#1 The Blue Hole
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A few images from a recent run to the Blue Hole and the Rondout Creek in the Catskills of the Hudson Valley in NY. This is the water that flows through the taps of NYC apartments.
It was raining on and off, which created a nice feel at the Blue Hole, along with some pretty nice light. All comments are welcome, and thanks for viewing. Regards,
Dean
#1 The Blue Hole
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Beautiful work, Dean. I like them all.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
Stunning scenery and some great shots of the water flows. Hard to pick favorites but I love the perspective in #2 and the light in #3 and #4.

Better to have the water running through your taps in a NYC apartment instead of the basement. :rolleyes:
 

JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
Wow!!! Wow!!! Wish I had more time to comment, but I am out by Hanksville in Utah, and need to beat the sunset. I wish I had more time to comment as these are awesome!
 
A few images from a recent run to the Blue Hole and the Rondout Creek in the Catskills of the Hudson Valley in NY. This is the water that flows through the taps of NYC apartments.
It was raining on and off, which created a nice feel at the Blue Hole, along with some pretty nice light. All comments are welcome, and thanks for viewing. Regards,
Dean
#1 The Blue Hole


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#5

Dean, all the photos are nicely done, I like the subtle green highlights, well-controled exposure of water flow.

Oliver
 
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