This meandering river, the Murchison, is one of the longest in Australia. Here it winds through a red rock gorge before flowing into the Indian Ocean. People say the rock formation in the center of the river resembles the head of a hawk.
The afternoon light meant everything in this shot of a coastal marsh in North Carolina.
I wish I could remember exactly where I stopped for this photograph. Let me just say I think it’s a lovely trestle over the Connecticut River in New England.
Afternoon reflections complement a creative waterscape at the Huntington Library and Gardens in Pasadena, California.
Autumn colors surround this tiny island in the second lake of the Fulton Chain of eight lakes in upstate New York’s Adirondack Park.
Although I just returned from another trip to New England, this photo is from a previous excursion along the Vermont-New Hampshire border. As always, the fall colors cast beautiful reflections in the slowly-flowing river.
