W/NW Photos with water

[katcons]

One of the inlets of Lake Caliraya
Laguna, Philippines
Kodak Tri-X 400 | Yashica Mat124G

 

[Bingley]

Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta

 

[tedwhite]

Farm road, Arizona.

 

[tedwhite]

You didn't specify how much water.

 

[Doug]

Couple of nice shots there, Ted! I especially like the young lady's portrait; it's out of the ordinary.

 

[kttomi]

 

[kttomi]

 

[gilpen123]

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Same place as Katcons at Kaliraya

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[paulfish4570]

Where I live, on the Warrior River in Alabama; barge tender at sunrise. FED-2, I-50, bw400cn:

 

[Ezzie]

The bath house:

Puddle reflection:

Oslofjord on a rainy day:

All R-D1. The two first with Ultron 28/f1.9 the last with Hexanon 90/f2.8

 

[andreios]

Bessa R2, 35mm/1.4, Fuji Acros, ID-11, my crappy scanner.

 

[Krosya]

 

[MV72]

Bjornsund island (Norway)

Baie du Mont St Michel (France)

Film projected on falling water during the Night of the Chimeras (Le Mans, France)

 

[Joao]

Tagus River

 

[chris000]

Totland Pier

Freshwater Bay

 

[Dave Wilkinson]

 

[bigalbest@mac.com]

 

[biomed]

Friday Harbor

John Day Dam

Skagway Dawn

 

[Doug]

I like your three shots, Biomed; and the scenes all look familiar. Indeed when I spotted the first one my immediate reaction was, "that looks like home." Then I saw it was Friday Harbor... I've been there only once but grew up not so far away near Bremerton. And the second looks more like where I live now; by comparison it looks barren but it has a rich biosphere too. Love the color in the third one, at Skagway.

 

[IgalSc]

Yashica-Mat + Kodak TMax 100