Plym

That is a very well composed shot!

The two brown stones balance it wonderfully.

Thank you for noticing Mac Appreciate your encouraging comments

A photographic Ravels' Bolero. This image brings the crescendo to my eyes. Thanks for this image it is spectacular technically and produced perfectly. tg

I really like the impact the movement in this image brings, very well done.

I love to hear the noise of water, the water flowing off the rocks reminds me of a plaited hairstyle, beautiful shot.

Impressive series. A passage so beautifully framed.

Thanks Giulio

Wow! Thank you ever so much for such a generous accolade It was most hypnotic to see this tumbling rapid so close up, thanks to a great boulder I could sit upon that jutted out into the main channel.

Thank you indeed The magnitude of its power was humbling, but it had a grace to it that was alluring too

I like your analogy Maria about the hair If it can conjure up accompanying sounds, I am glad. Many Thanks indeed

Many Thanks indeed Gray - it was a very enjoyable mini-series to produce. Lucky to get several pleasing photographs accomplished in my 30 minute lunch break, from having attended a meeting for work also out on the moors. Having spent a fair amount of time there in the past, it was maybe easier to 'tune in' to the voices of the river and its subtle details than for someone on their first visit with such a timescale.

With all the rivers and brooks I have explored, it is pleasantly to find revelations of new parts to study upon subsequent visits.


"To know fully even one field or one land is a lifetime's experience. In the world of poetic experience it is depth that counts, not width. A gap in a hedge, a smooth rock surfacing a narrow lane, a view of a woody meadow, the stream at the junction of four small fields - these are as much as a man can fully experience."

Patrick Kavanagh