I guess my title isn't accurate because although the stepping stones would make a great creek crossing, the fallen tree is in the way. I suppose there are small animals who would find the tree handy for scampering across.
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Friday, October 1, 2010
The Weekend in Black and White: Creek Crossing
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15 comments:
You sky watch photo is gorgeous. Love your B&W also!
This is a great black and white image.
An English Girl Rambles
Nicely done .. the light here is perfect
I love this photo it´s so suitable in black and white. I like the light in the frame.
A lovely scene. The crossing seems not to be frequently used by humans.
Devoid of color, the scene became beautiful of the mystery it evokes. I didn't even notice the stepping stones. I was busy observing the fallen tree!
Lovley scene, Carver!
Have a great weekend :)
The kind of place I like to play when I was young ^_^. Great shot!
Weekend in black and white
This looks a lot like the creek in our front yard after these last 2 days of hard rain. There are branches, twigs, and leafy stuff everywhere. I love the way the light is poking through. It is hitting foe of the tiniest things. A really nice shot....Kudos.
Genie
Gorgeous!
very nice b&w shot carver! I like that natural cross bridge
I don't think I would cross .... wish you a great weekend!
nice shot and black and white
Lovely! That reminds me so of Hungary :)
Little creeks and muddy feet :D
Interesting. I wonder how long it will stay that way...
My entry is here
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