water

I am in the process of doing a documentary of Oregon's Wild Waters (Rivers and Streams and the Columbia at the mouth). Some B&W, some color. But let's see the world's Wild Water in this thread....

Every year my job arranges a kayak trip in the sea, and camping two nights, friday evening to sunday. Open for all, but the space is limited to 10 people, there use to be like 6-8 people that does it. Usually located at the west coast in Sweden, Bohuslän or Gothenburg archipelago. Most of the...

Some rather massive water chimes in Lake Mjøsa, Hamar, Norway.

X-T1, XF18-55, B&W+Red

Had friends in town this weekend, and it turned hot, so we found lots of cold water to go jump into. Fuji XE3, 27 pancake, 56 1.2.

Show seascapes, lakescapes here. .. Despite the title, I opened this thread with a view over the lake Näsijärvi.

Let's share our images of water fountains here. I'll start it off.

For example: of your life, of how you look like, of...anything. I took this picture with G1 plus 14-45 lens, I like the reflections of the bridge into the water of a canal. Looking forward to your pics, thanks in advance.

It's been a while since I've posted, so here are a few from the last several months, including a few from Natural Bridges S.P. in Santa Cruz. DSCF2030-2031-FortPointSunrise-luminar by efchan, on Flickr DSCF2008-FortPointSunrise-luminar by efchan, on Flickr DSCF2117-sunset-luminar by efchan...

Sigma DP2 Quattro. Harbor Island near West Seattle, WA. 15s, ISO200, F/8. The export has a lot more noise than the original. Need to work out how to handle noise with the Quattro. Very little post, even though it looks very painterly. The Quattro long-exposure is fickle as hell. Sometimes you...

RX10 mkii in Seattle, WA

LX7 image of the very old open air pool in Cirencester Lake on the way home

We have had a lot of flooding due to the wettest winter in many years and this area is normally dry and full of people relaxing.

Near the tide line on Mattiscombe Sands, south Devon, UK

This is a mere 150 yards up the lane from my cottage. It's the outflow of a small spring fed reservoir, virtually all the houses in the village (about 30) use this water as their water supply. This supply was gifted to the village by the last owner of the Charleton estate, the Marquis of...

Low tide in Kingsbridge which is at the very head of the Salcombe estuary, which isn't truly an estuary since it doesn't have a major river discharging into it, technically it's a ria.

One of the photographs that didn't make it into Single in January.