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03.15.2023 Wordless Wednesday-Rock and a Soft Place
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged cascades, Dean Brook, intimate landscape, Massachusetts, New England, New England Waterfalls, Shutesbury, water, water in motion, western massachusetts. Bookmark the permalink.
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Fabulous images and clever title, Steve.
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Thanks, Jane!
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Yes, clever title! 🙂
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Thanks! 🙂
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That’s a great title. I see more than soft water and a rock, though. Do you see the frog? With that veil of water, I couldn’t help thinking, “It’s the bride of Frogenstein.”
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Ha! Yes, I do see her hiding behind the veil. Thanks!
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Such a beautiful picture.
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Thanks, Lynette!
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That’s an excellent title. I like the way the flowing water surrounds the rock.
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Thanks! I made images of the larger scene but thought the rock and water deserved a frame of their own.
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You may have changed an iconic phrase forever.
Too much coffee has me imagining your image as a super close-up of some milkweed type pod with a large seed nestled within.
Or the burrito I had last night.
I’ll look again to see if I can imagine soft water and hard stone.
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Next autumn I’ll see if I can bring your burrito driven vision to life. It’d be nice to see the two phrases skipping happily together in a paragraph sometime.
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What a beautiful detail captured at the waterfall!
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Thanks, Peter! Soft water smoothing and wearing away the hard rock over the years.
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I like the coppery colours in the rock and the way its heavy solidity contrasts with the softness of the flowing water.
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Thanks, Ann! I love the combination of the two and am very happy when I can find a cascade with that to offer.
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I just love your photos! You’re really great at the combination of movement and still, which makes a compelling vignette. Great title, too!
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And I love your comments, Tina. ❤ Thank you. I've been photographing water for quite a few years. It's a fascinating subject and offers so much to learn and communicate. Glad the title worked as well as the picture. 🙂
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