Rivers/River Scenes.  Mine and other who take photo's of rivers put them into landscapes.  It's not really right but it's the closest we can get.

Not Sure I would agree with that Dave. Rivers are some,  the most beautiful features of any landscape... Or we could end up with far too many Genre titles .. Like Mountains etc next!

Fair point ;~)

Yeah...I think the landscape genre works well for that type of image..

I Normally Put Rivers in to the Atmosphere and Mood Genere dont know if i should.

It depends on the images. For instance, most of Valetin's misty rivers scenes work really well in the Atmosphere Genre.

I put my waterfalls in either Landscape or Scenic. I'd love to see a Waterfalls genre, but I know it's too specific. They would mostly fit in a Rivers genre.

I love all landscapes, rivers and falls. Atmosphere/Mood fixed all for me. We would end up with too many genres, dear David. Though I do understand your thinking. Hugs. Diane.

How about "Water"

Then we'd probably need a genre for each of the other 3 elements as well. ;'] Good thinking though. I concur with Diane that we should not clog up the menu's with too many genre's. Rather, keep them general enough to handle more images. If at some point Rendersity has sub-genre's, then I could see the "top" level being streamlined and a lot more subs being added. Nothing like that is in discussion though.

Yes nothing like a discussion regarding any improvements coming to that ..

Hierarchy. Like drop-down menus containing sub_drop-down menus... But then a category might feel sub-dude.

Interesting discussion.
I do not want to open a new thread for my question because I think I can post it here.

What do you think about a genre called "Panorama"?

For example for some shots like this one:
www.cwhp.de/photo/panorama/pano003.html

Although very good I would call that a wide landscape photo.

Panorama=Landscape. Unless it's a vertical pan...

Hmmm, I do not thing that a Panorama is a Landscape.

I can make a 360 degrees panorama from a room f. e. as well and I wouldn't call this a landscape.

No that would go into artictecture