16. Water Wonder on the Wetlands by Kerry Tingley

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17-JAN-2011	Kerry Tingley

The mostly frozen aqueducts, make an inviting place for migrating birds. They nest in the fields and hang out in the water.

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Guest		30-Sep-2011 07:07
Awesome effect, cool work

sue anne		19-Sep-2011 21:16
Love the cool mood and landscaping.

monica memoli		18-Apr-2011 11:17
Wonderful compo. v

Wei O'Connell		08-Feb-2011 03:49
Beautiful scene. v

Timothy Guenther		22-Jan-2011 04:06
Beautiful shot!

Carla Resh		21-Jan-2011 04:09
Gorgeous shot....Definitely a bird haven.

Janice Dunn		20-Jan-2011 09:23
Oh, very nice. The 2 different coasts look so different, and the both show up so well

Mairéad		19-Jan-2011 20:59
Super composition and I love those dramatic clouds. V

Carl and Racine Erland		19-Jan-2011 07:03
What a great shot...love this part of Oregon...beautiful composition and colours. - Racine V

Wolfgang Bluhm		19-Jan-2011 06:12
I see water in three forms: liquid, frozen, and vapor (in the clouds). Great photo.

Cindi Smith		19-Jan-2011 05:37
Oh, this is superb work. What a gorgeous image. Perfect composition, light, exposure! V

Nancy Lobaugh		19-Jan-2011 03:38
this is nice.. I like the contrast between the ice & that spot of clear water!

j>a>e>17 :):):)		19-Jan-2011 01:04
massive mega mafic directly from cherished dear mom nature & YOU!!!! :):):):)

carol j. phipps		18-Jan-2011 23:50
Wow! This is beautiful!

LynnH		18-Jan-2011 23:24
This is very wonderful! I think the composition is excellent!

J. Scott Coile		18-Jan-2011 18:41
Looks like a goose haven.

Norbert Fortelny		18-Jan-2011 18:06
Great landscape!

Guest		18-Jan-2011 16:50
This looks so cool. You have a pretty nice vanishing point, though it would be nice to see that the river goes on much further. I wonder if you could have stood more upstream to make the river seem longer. The ice is brilliant, but clearly not ready for skating. Be careful if you decide to skate!

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