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Spring Runoff
Posted by Slackwater - don (spokane, United States) on 18 April 2009 in Landscape & Rural.
The spring thaw produces temporary streams in the normally dry stream beds on the Turnbull Game Preserve. Even the wetland ponds and sloughs tend to dry toward the fall and spend the winter empty. This is a typical of the scabland areas -a land surface that is essentially flat and underlain by thick and extensive basalt flows, with only a thin soil cover.
Bogdan from Brasov, Romania
Greatpicture. What exposure time u used, cuz the water has a nice flowing effect!
18 Apr 2009 1:23pm
Mariana from waterloo, Canada
Waht a gorgeous angle of this photo ! Awesome . Superb BW !!
18 Apr 2009 3:00pm
Rosso from Luserna s.Giovanni (To), Italy
Beautiful B & W is the frame that the details nice photo
18 Apr 2009 4:43pm
yz from Budapest, Hungary
love the positiove and negative space created by the water and grass
18 Apr 2009 9:01pm
Roman from Thunder Bay, Canada
Beautiful texture in the grass and a nice curve in the river, just one great composition and image.
cheers
Roman
18 Apr 2009 11:34pm
One from Açores, Portugal
A very beautiful composition, wonderful shot, the setting is perfect !
Well done.
19 Apr 2009 3:05am
Toni from Eastern Washington, United States
Great job in capturing the spring thaw, Don. Love the flow of the water over the rocks, the texture of the grass and the choice of b&w. Well done!
19 Apr 2009 4:08am
sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Looks as if it's beginning to rise from the melting. Good news, huh?
19 Apr 2009 4:17am
Steve Rice from Olympia, United States
A lovely image. The curving stream leads us perfectly through the frame.
19 Apr 2009 4:59am
