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My full and kooky life as a homeschooling mommy to 2 great kids, raising a child with HLHS (Hypolastic Left Heart Syndrome), coping with depression, following Jesus, and being much too camera happy.

It’s fascinating to take photos of water and their reflections and movements are unique in each photo.

I love the sight of water washing over the rocks that make them shinier and darker in its natural color. I could spend hours throwing rocks into the ocean and hearing the rocks crackle when the force of the wave makes them rustle. (please don’t mind by verbose explanation of that…couldn’t find a succinct way to articulate that)
calm but dangerous
Old Faithful Geyser in Calistoga, CA

Thanks Cee for hosting this challenge! Have a wonderful start to the weekend.

Readers, I appreciate each and everyone of you. Thank you for stopping by!

God bless, Esther

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7 responses to “Moving water: B&W”

  1. shoreacres Avatar

    When I came back from my last trip to California, I brought home some of the white-lined rocks shown in your second photo. I found them at the outlet of the Russian River.

  2. Cee Neuner Avatar

    Marvelous photos for moving water. 😀 😀

    1. singlikewildflowers Avatar

      Thank you!

  3. Linda Schaub Avatar

    Beautiful shore shots and of Old Faithful too. I like your B&W photos Esther.

    1. singlikewildflowers Avatar

      Thank you Linda! It’s so good to know you are a fan of my b&w photos.

      1. Linda Schaub Avatar

        I am Esther! I am going to have to try new things too!

      2. singlikewildflowers Avatar

        One new thing at a time…at your pace!

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