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Banks of the Washita
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Uploaded: 11/20/11 7:31 PM GMT
Banks of the Washita
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This was taken the same day as the low water shots. It is hard to tell here but this is an area where the Washita River had gotten out of its banks. This spot is about 30 feet from the river and was still muddy. I love the Oklahoma red dirt. It makes for great captures.
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::biffobear
11/20/11 7:43 PM GMT
Well I like the Oklahoma trees as well..It's a beauty Billy..R.
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This place is really Beautiful,Billy.Love autumn colors.A Stunning photo with Beautiful light.
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Great shot, Billy, beautiful trees. I love this one with the leaves on its trunk. Outstanding and bright colors. Very impressive, really.
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Love this shot Billy. One of your finest works my friend. Nominated to the AC immediately too.
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"If I should leave this path of life today, I would carry the vision of Gods' rose blooms with me as I go......" -- Stan V. Griep
Another fine image to add to your wonderful gallery.
Tigs♥ =^..^=
Tigs♥ =^..^=
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Almost like a swamp area!...lol...It really is beautiful how the mud looks with all the textures in it. Excellent shot Billy!
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Perfect shot again, Billy. The different tones are wonderful. S+F. Thanks for sharing, my friend.
Regards, Cornelius.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Very good capture Billy nice work.
Rob
Rob
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Very good capture Billy nice work.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sun sets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
Hi, Billy....
Looks like Rob liked your shot so much that he wrote his comment twice. I remember two things about Oklahoma: the red earth and the fact that a highway patrolman let us off without giving us a ticket. My wife was driving around 90 mph when she spotted the patrol car in the median. She immediately slammed on the brakes which nearly caused a wreck. The patrolman might not have noticed us if not for the tires screeching. In California you don't get stopped without getting a ticket; so we were sure we were in for it. He flipped on his lights and siren and my wife pulled over. When he simply asked us to slow down and enjoy Oklahoma, we were astonished. I took over the driving after that stop.
I've been following your commentary as you've talked about the severe drought. In this shot you mentioned the overflowing river, and the mud looks pretty bad. I guess one big rain doesn't end a drought.
Anyway, I love this shot. I'm really happy that you seem to have abandoned the idea of dropping in those fake skies. Your editing is seamless and very natural. The thing that caught my eye was the ivy growing up the tree. I don't think I've ever seen that before. The shot's a beauty, Billy.
Roger
Looks like Rob liked your shot so much that he wrote his comment twice. I remember two things about Oklahoma: the red earth and the fact that a highway patrolman let us off without giving us a ticket. My wife was driving around 90 mph when she spotted the patrol car in the median. She immediately slammed on the brakes which nearly caused a wreck. The patrolman might not have noticed us if not for the tires screeching. In California you don't get stopped without getting a ticket; so we were sure we were in for it. He flipped on his lights and siren and my wife pulled over. When he simply asked us to slow down and enjoy Oklahoma, we were astonished. I took over the driving after that stop.
I've been following your commentary as you've talked about the severe drought. In this shot you mentioned the overflowing river, and the mud looks pretty bad. I guess one big rain doesn't end a drought.
Anyway, I love this shot. I'm really happy that you seem to have abandoned the idea of dropping in those fake skies. Your editing is seamless and very natural. The thing that caught my eye was the ivy growing up the tree. I don't think I've ever seen that before. The shot's a beauty, Billy.
Roger
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Billy - Another excellent autumn photo. Kudos! Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine The Earth without art is just 'eh'.
There is such a unique quality to this image, I can't quite pinpoint it. I'm not sure what kind of post processing you do but it looks fantastic :)
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