El Creeko

Verbal · Jan 27, 2006

How do you say "creek" en espanol?

No matter... here are some more shots from my li'l hike. No one talk to me about slow shutter speeds, because I can't change them on my bloody camera. :er:

A cropped version...

photo gal · Jan 27, 2006

I especially like the fourth shot here.....Nice shooting Verbage Darling! : )

anicole · Jan 27, 2006

I'm awfully partial, Darling, to #5 ...

I love how you have so much GREEN around you!

JTHphoto · Jan 27, 2006

awesome, verb, looks like a fun place to photo, i like the first and the last...

freetranslation.com says el creeko is "el riachuelo", but when i reverse it, it comes back "stream", close enough?

Arch · Jan 27, 2006

dude, these are definately the best ones from your hike (i am partial to the mushy tho) great shots esp 1&2. didn't know you went to the degabar system for the fifth?!....did you see yoda?! :lol:

nvr2low · Jan 27, 2006

#2 is great, i love the old barn pics in b&w

Peanuts · Jan 27, 2006

2 and 5 are excellent. So much green in winter though is wrong.

Verbal · Jan 27, 2006

Thanks!!

Antarctican · Jan 27, 2006

I like #5 best of all. Love the green shades, and it reminds me of a painting at my parents' place.

LaFoto · Jan 28, 2006

As the forum's most notorious sucker for the colour GREEN I must love the last photo, but also the close up of the moss in 3.

And I do!

But I also love the old barn that you detected there. I prefer the first (uncropped, untinted, purely b+w version) to the second, though because it includes all of that gnarled tree in the frame. And the tree is a very interesting second element to the photo, I think.

Your woods look light downright JUNGLES!
I mean I find a bit of wilderness by the riverside as long as the ground allows me to step in there because it is frozen, but nothing like this!
It really looks a bit like a rainforest!!!!!!

Verbal · Jan 28, 2006

Thanks Corinna! I really love the woods here because of their jungle-quality...I always expect an Ewok to jump out anytime! There lots of moss, tuns of ferns, and lots of trees...it's so beautiful up there, I have a really tough time capturing it on camera.