Post other river shots that you thought about entering but didn't
Hillsborough River Tampa, same river as the image I entered except this is digital and the other is 120 film.
If I can remember, I think I shot this with a Canon 5-D and a Canon 300mm 2.8.
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Here's a snapshot I briefly considered, just because it's a bit unusual. I might have considered it a little longer had the covered bridge on the right been more distinguished.
I like your photo. Oddly haunting.
I love your runner up.
I thought about honoring Tennessee River turtles (probably with the last one)--
or maybe a different heron shot? If my husband hadn't intervened this could have been the entry:
Or the fall pelican migration
Like I said, I have a lot of Tennessee River photos. Haven't scratched the surface, which is why I just told my husband to pick a favorite.
I thought it was funny, but not worthy of submission.
I considered this seriously. I thought it really fit the theme, and he looks happy, though I remember asking him, and he said he was not.
Mansfield Plantation, South Carolina
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Crossing the bow-
And, like any photographer, happy for the photo op. 
I spend most of the time there in the creek, because I am not always up for the adventure of the river. You never know what you will see there. That was a particularly nutty day.
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This is on what we call "The Point" in Mattawa - facing the Ottawa River, Quebec in the background
You can see the three crosses on the mountain on the Quebec side I mentioned in my submission for this month's contest
yeah,
I LIKE where I'm living
I chose to retire her over a decade ago - originally visited Mattawa first in 1980
Beautiful country, lots of old logging roads to go exploring, camping, fishing -- yuppers, "away from it all" so to speak.
are still wonderful in winter 
...your name always makes me think of the Suzuki Foundation's new push...
I like this one, but it's a beach near Arcata, CA. I thought it was stretching the theme too much.
It has everything to capture the imagination and your interest.
I remember being perturbed that the couple were in my shot when I took it. After looking at it last night, I see I was wrong. Lesson learned. 
It's an amazing shot. 
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are taken as we are zooming down the road... I lament all the good ones I miss (and the fact that I have to just keep my camera on auto 
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this is one I like but the river is under me (as we cross the bridge)
I missed all the great alligator shots as we drove through the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge along the Creole Nature Trail....
the tugs I posted seem so much darker on the DU site (something seems to be lost in translation...) I altered this one significantly...
...and this is how I feel about art...
summer in Vermont always included the "Domestic Resurrection Circus"... so much I miss about Vermont in the 80's
I knew if I lucked out I wouldn't be able to host.
