Water and Rock

From a tiny alpine stream at 9000 feet in the Wallowas earlier this summer. The reflected light is coming off snowpack just to the right of this frame. Thanks for commenting.

Pleasant to the eye with nice light and shadows with the cool rock formation in contrast to the flowing water. Nice lines.

Hi Marc, the water angles and rock plates peeling off make this appear like the rock wall is a dam that is about to burst. The dark in lower left to brighter in upper right tracks my eye through this. It all works very well together. Combined with the mosaic of colors, I could look at time and again. I like it. Ken S

The image is kind of abstracty and different for you. This does work and I really like it. Nice work!

This is different from the ones you normally post and I have to say that I really like it, Marc. The colors really work for me and the lit up sprays are a real plus.

I think this is an extraordinarily good image. plainasthat.
"it's so different from your other pictures. (ha ha, it always makes me crack up when I read that...!)
Georg

Yeah, that's usually about the extent of the commentary I get when I post an abstract or something. I guess people just really get into my 'usual' big and bold look. I really appreciate you having a look, Georg.

Marc,

You have added a great nature/abstract theme to your repertoire. This is a great image and I look forward to seeing more!

Kosta

It's always there. The abstract and intimate fascinate me at least as much as the grand and spectacular. Many of my favorites are abstracts. I have dozens of such images in my portfolio. If find these scenes emmensely challenging but equally rewarding. Here's more:
Owens Valley Winter
Sparkling Shore
Sierra Reflections
Rainbow Falls
Water Dances
Canyon Life
River Light
New Life
Wind Colors
Frosted