In the brook, of course. No B.O. Plenty am I. Despite the strong flow, the water is rarely more than ankle deep over the rock bed of the brook until you go farther downstream.
I’ve made many attempts to capture the frozen in time motion of this little waterfall. I will continue to do so but am pretty happy with this frame.
I had considered this for a Monochrome Monday post but always enjoy the tannic tint in the water here. As you heard in the video yesterday, this is loud and one can get lost for a few moments just standing, or sitting, by this strong cascade.
And for those of you not old enough to remember the title’s reference…
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
Rub, dub, you were sneakin’ through the scrub,
Thinkin’ you could balance all right;
Bang, bing, you blew the whole thing,
Slippery stones are a fright!
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Perfect, Gary! 🙂
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Beautiful. 🙏
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Thank you.
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I like the tint to the water – it brings an extra feeling of place that helps to bring the image alive. (Reminds me of some Scottish streams that have water tinted by the peat. Good memories. 🙂 ) Glad you avoided taking a bath – your camera wouldn’t have liked it!
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No it wouldn’t have. This is the same stream I fell in earlier this year but further down. Learned my lesson. 🙂 Someone might think the water is ‘dirty’ but the tint comes from oaks and hemlocks.
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Tannic tint’s the way to go. You could’ve waited till tomorrow to post this as Tannic Tuesday.
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Titanic tanic tinted Tuesday. Should have waited.
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Now you’ve got a terrific titanic tanic tinted Tuesday title for the next picture you show that fits the description.
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That assuming I can remember it.
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Very successful photo, love it.
I know the title song, because a few years ago I got my dad a DVD of “Beyond the Sea,” with Kevin Spacey, but it was Darin’s version of “Mack the Knife” that has always caught my ear.
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Thanks, Robert. Haven’t seen the movie…I’ve missed a lot of them, I guess. “Mack the Knife” is a great one and I remember singing that back in school. Entertainment was a bit different back then.
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Have you ever heard it in the original German?
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I like this frame too, and really love the color of the tannin in the water.
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I did try it in B&W but it lost something in the translation. Thanks, Melissa.
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I’m glad you didn’t go monochrome. It’s a ti-tannic photo as it is!
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We’re thinking alike. I used that in my alliterative reply to Steve. Really wish that I had given this two titles. Thanks, Linda.
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Very nice Steve! Really like the “flow” and the subtle colors in the water!!
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Thanks, Reed. Sometimes brown is lovely too.
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Nice one!
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Thanks, Eliza.
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