There's no shortage of natural beauty to photograph in North Idaho. For me, the many shades and textures of our lakes and rivers provide the most scenic and soothing subjects of all. Today at Beauty Creek, a couple of miles past the campground, I paused to enjoy the sounds of the water spilling over rocks and fallen logs on its way to Lake Coeur d'Alene. In the shadows of the overhanging foliage, moss provided a contrast to the hues of the rocks on the creekbed.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Water Colors
There's no shortage of natural beauty to photograph in North Idaho. For me, the many shades and textures of our lakes and rivers provide the most scenic and soothing subjects of all. Today at Beauty Creek, a couple of miles past the campground, I paused to enjoy the sounds of the water spilling over rocks and fallen logs on its way to Lake Coeur d'Alene. In the shadows of the overhanging foliage, moss provided a contrast to the hues of the rocks on the creekbed.
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