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Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Early Wordless Wednesday February 13, 2019

 
 
Kayaking on the Columbia River
Near the town of Skamokawa, Washington 
 
This photo was taken sometime in the
summer of 1990 while I was working
on my BFA Photography thesis.
My subject was water. I had a great time
combining kayaking with photography.
Have a great day!
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11 comments:

  1. messymimi1:53 PM

    Beautiful photo! And the talent it takes to be kayaking and taking photos, my hat is off to you.

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  2. Sandee2:09 PM

    Beautiful. It looks warm and I'm ready for some warm.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Big hug to you and Russell and lots of scritches to Miss Lucy. ♥♥♥

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  3. Brian's Home Blog3:43 PM

    WOW is that pretty!

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  4. Alex J. Cavanaugh3:49 PM

    I bet it was very peaceful.

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  5. Jan5:28 PM

    What a fun way to get a degree -- photography and water.

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  6. Memories of Eric and Flynn12:41 AM

    I love those perfect reflections. So peaceful looking.

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  7. stevebethere2:17 AM

    What a beautiful peaceful photo :-)

    Have a serenetastic week :-)

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  8. My GBGV Life4:04 AM

    Water is great for photos, but my mom is afraid to bring her camera out onto a boat in case it would fall in. One of our favorite photos from up north is in the fall with the colored leaves on the trees being reflected in the water.

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  9. CAAC4:17 AM

    Kathe,

    I did a double take on your photo and thought, 'Hey that's a print!' Boy, do I remember those days of using film. That's when you had to make each shot count because it was so expensive to process a roll and then the wait...oh the painful wait to see if you actually got anything worth keeping. lol I love the digital world because I can see everything in an instant and do it again if needed but I hate that I take a zillion shots of the same thing which leaves me with weeding the bad ones out. lol You said you took this picture in the summer but it almost looks like fall.

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  10. Hairballsandhissyfits.com4:14 PM

    beautiful and peaceful!

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  11. carol l mckenna6:49 AM

    Beautiful water landscape photo ~

    Happy Day to you,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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