Black Water by sossy

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 28, 2005

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- Scotland, Glen Affric, River Affric - Crossing a bridge over the roaring River Affric I was surprised and stunning how wild and powerful the water was. And I have never seen such black water! To look at it from this distance gave a little scary feeling. Do you see how dark it is? I tried to get a catch with more senery around but it wasn't working because one couldn't see the impressive black water. To the yesterday posting: There was no biker on the right. It was a gate leading into the protected area I had to go through. Thanks a lot for all comments and critic! Wish you a great start into the new week! ;o)

Comments (49)

logiloglu

7:13PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

excellent photography !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!

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glix70

8:34PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

Imppressive river water, so strong... The green plant in the right side is beautriful!!! Excellent realistic shot dear Rita!!! Wonderful new week dear friend!!! :)

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tesla

9:16PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

Xlent photo!!!Nice job!!!

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Punaguy

9:26PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

Very intriguing capture of black water...looks a little cold and forbodding...Nice work! Aloha!

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kimariehere

9:46PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

wild river ... beautiful capture of flow and power .. excellent work here!!!!

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sharky_

9:52PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

Black water blanket with a soft white skin. Love it. Aloha

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Richardphotos

10:08PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

the soil upstream must be very black. excellent cature Rita and it does look forboding-V

andre75

10:23PM | Mon, 28 February 2005

Wonderful title for a wonderful picture. Love the sharpness.

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GiveMe

12:15AM | Tue, 01 March 2005

Nice shot. Wouldnt want to swim in that. Tks Rita :^)

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jocko500

8:01AM | Tue, 01 March 2005

guess the black water is from the type of ground in the area ...looking real good

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jgkane

3:45PM | Tue, 01 March 2005

Ah, some nice peaty water, Rita. Probably lots of water life in it too. The burns ( streams ) around my grand mothers were much like this, except where the occasional spring emerged from a bank of chalk, on the coast road. Another great shot, my friend. Regards, John.

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blacq_nyght_vampyre

11:30PM | Tue, 01 March 2005

Another beauty!! That water was probably very cold too. What a great shot.

tony_br22

5:58AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Wow, what a wonderful capture of the roaring River .. you really captured that freatful power and turbulence there. I used to row a little wild water (kayak) and you caugt just that feeling of terrifying power.. sometimes very dangerous, when the boat tips over and you have to "roll" the boat, with a high turbulent stream. Excellent (and memoralble for me) photograph. Thanks!

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Spooky-Wan

12:36PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Lovely shot. Very cold water that. Pure mountain water ... lovely.

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melevos

1:21PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Beautiful and excellent photo&shot!!!

tvernuccio

9:15PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

the power is seen and felt here! this is one of those places in nature that's a bit frightening. fantastic capture, girl!!!

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Tore13

3:57AM | Wed, 09 March 2005

eccellente vista

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tizjezzme

6:48PM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Many of the rivers up in Northern Minnesota (usa) up along Lake Superior are this color .. from taconite and whatever else. Awesome, isn't it? I love this photo ... excellent shot!

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