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Eliza Waters 
What beautiful color and texture!
Thank you, Sandy!
My pleasure, Eliza.
So similar to sea grass.
Yes, it is… this is a very tough grass which forms beautiful green mounds in summer topped by reddish plumes.
Such movement here
Thank you, Derrick.
‘Going with the flow.’ The snow frosting adds so much to your art work.
Thank you, Alice!
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I’m as taken with the stopped stones as with the grass; they seem to be a sign of a higher and faster flow that bent the grasses.
This river rises quickly with any significant rainfall, and fortunately the banks are high, so there is seldom flooding. High water pushed the grass into neat mounds and I liked the dusting of snow on the top of the rusty grass. Very wintery!
This would make a nice painting.
Thank you! Lots of flow and movement in this still life. 🙂
A beautifully balanced composition of bent grass heads and gently swirling water. Sometimes its the most simple of subjects that make the best images. 🙂
Thank you, Vicki, so true. Simple does it for me! 🙂
Gorgeous photo Eliza!
Thank you, Susie!
Wonderful shot! There is beauty everywhere in nature.
Thank you, Hien! Lucky for us photographers that that is so. 🙂
wet grass
pampas
soaked reeds
breed winter rot
and that is not
so bad
eh?
circle of life 🙂
Almost looks like a nest full of eggs! 😊
Yes, it does. Like a swan’s nest. 🙂
Nicely captured photo, Eliza–lots of movement in that shot!
Thank you, Tina!
Lovely, even when brown!
Thank you, Kris– brown and gray R us these days! 😉
Beautiful earthy colours Eliza and I love the way the stones have arranged themselves! 🧡
Thank you, Xenia! It was a soothing scene to come upon. I loved that deep rust-colored grass with its snowy topping.
These look like abandoned hula skirts! Perhaps the dancers stripped and made their way into that frosty-looking water?!?
Ha, it would be a cold dip for sure! 🙂 Thanks, Debbie!
Nice composition, Eliza! I drove by the river today, there is still a lot of open water.
Thank you, Belinda! It is continuing to be mild here as well. I hope there are no extreme swings in the opposite direction!
Love the colours, so muted yet striking
Thank you, Karina!
Love it!
Thank you, Gary!
How beautiful is nature? Very, I say! Thank you for sharing such a lovely image!
Thank you kindly, Dale! x
Nice shot, but it looks kind of sad like life has kind of wore it down. I bet it will perk up when spring rolls around. 🙂
Thank you, Judy. Oh, yes, come spring, this will sprout up to 2-3′ tall. A lovely grass, but the edges are very sharp, maybe to deter browsing?
I like the colors here and would like to see the river in flood, combing the grasses all in one direction.
Thank you, Lisa. I don’t mind the ‘little’ floods, the turbulence can be exciting, but the few ‘big’ floods we’ve had over the years are downright scary!
Yes. Roiling water full of trees, telephone poles and dead farm animals is alarming. I hope there aren’t many of those!
Only two storms come to mind: Hurricane Irene (trees, gas tanks, dead animals!) and one year where we had a rapid warm up with rain after very cold weather where the ice was a foot thick. It broke into big chunks, creating ice dams… if you fell in, you’d be a goner!
Chilly and beautiful 🙏🏼
Thank you, Val. It certainly was chilly! 🙂
Hi, beautiful photos. I live on a one-acre plot of rural land in south India; I was browsing around for blogs with a theme of nature photography and stumbled upon yours. Looking forward to viewing your work. Kind regards.
Thank you.
usually we find something to photograph
Nature never disappoints. 🙂
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The colours here are so gorgeous!
Wish you a very happy New Year, Eliza! ❤️
Thank you, Isha! ❤
The “River” in your title somehow reminded me of Paul Simon’s “Peace Like a River.”
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgsAmUbrCnA]
It is a peaceful place for me, that is for sure. Thanks, Steve.
Well seen and photographed, Eliza. Nice touch of snow an more than we have around these parts.
Thank you, Steve. We still have pockets left, but most has melted. Colder temps next week might bring more, but I would settle for a glimpse of the sun, I miss it!
So beautiful, calming and peaceful… Love the bits of frost…
Thank you, Barbara!
Your capture is like a painting…
Thank you, Kim!
Selkies, letting their hair blow in the surface breezes. 🙂
Now that’s the best description yet! 🙂