The Potomac River at Great Falls

I really appreciate that, Jolante!

Thanks, Tannis!

Lovely! v

Thanks so much, Bob! I grew up nearby and used the park to hike, walk the dogs, mountain bike, etc. as a kid. Now, I've turned the lens on it when I can and definitely find it to be an exciting place to photograph, as you said!

Hi Mark...I like your image. An exciting place to visit and photograph and you have done well here...Cheers Bob f/v

Thank you, Sabine!

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Thanks for the feature, Linda, in the Awe Factor group! I really appreciate that!

Thanks so much, Sharon! And I appreciate the feature!

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Great shot Mark, I normally would not allow a river shot but the water in this makes up a greater part of the image and it is the right time of day.

And thank you, Paul, for the feature! I accidently checked the seascape group! This is not necessarily a seascape proper, but this is the fault line where the Piedmont transitions to Coastal, and the Potomac River does spill into Chesapeake Bay not far from here!

I appreciate the feature as well, Linda, in the Awe Factor group!

Thanks, Linda! Yep! Had to get out into the river a touch to grab this vantage point--mostly hopping on rocks to keep my feet dry. That is what makes this shot hard--getting the water levels right to get to where you need to be! I appreciate the good words!

Thank you for sharing this in the Awe Factor group. I don't know where you were standing when you took this shot but I'm guessing your feet got wet? f/v

Powerful yet so peaceful.

You have shown the power of the water so well.

The water movement is amazing! I love all the textures!