It was a foggy day, and the water was glassy still. Taken with my waterproof camera.

Posted by Ruth Rittichier on Wed, 08/31/16 14:14
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Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Wed, 08/31/16 14:16 A deer I saw before putting in. It was only about 3 feet from me, and didn't care that I was there. Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Wed, 08/31/16 14:17 Saw a Great Blue Heron along the way. I was pretty close here, and it flew away right after. Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Wed, 08/31/16 14:18 Another view of the old bridge supports from under the new bridge. Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Wed, 08/31/16 14:24 Being at the level of the water gives one a much different perspective on the landscape. I especially like the glass like nature of the water... the perfect reflection without a ripple to be found in the river. Hard to say which picture I like the best... for me it is toss up between the image of the deer and the opening picture of the bridge support... the contrast between the deer and the surrounding greenery and the mirror like quality of the water really draw me in. Comments by Art Sands on Wed, 08/31/16 21:22 Great images! Comments by Rory Hudson on Thu, 09/01/16 04:10 I like the clarity of the first image in particular, although I might crop some of the empty space from the top. Comments by Linda Frey on Thu, 09/01/16 14:32 Very nice. That heron looks gigantic. I saw one squawking at a pelican this summer. Something I'd never heard before! They are usually so quiet as they do their fishing. Comments by Michael Meek on Fri, 09/02/16 22:03 That heron does look big and prehistoric, especially amidst that evocative mist. That column in the OP looks like an artifact made in place by the ancients. I don't know how you got this comp into balance, but somehow it is! Comments by Paul Bracey on Sat, 09/03/16 23:51 Looks like a great and productive day!