83 responses to “Water Wonderland”

1. indeed, water is the source of life and there will be no life with out it. Lovely photos. Sara

   • Thanks Sara.

2. Fine images. Overlook is my favorite.

   • Thanks Les.

3. Beautiful pictures, I will be glade when God heals our land with rain or snow. We are so dry that one of the lakes as gone from 99 feet deep to 24 feet deep. So please pray that we would get some of that healing water.
   Thanks

   • Where do you live?

     • Amarillo Texas in the Texas Panhandle

     • that’s right y’all have been having a drought.

4. “Overlook” is my ABSOLUTE fav! Great work as always and thank you so much for sharing your talent with us!

   • Thanks Sandi.

5. there is a rhythm in the flow of water..i could almost hear the rumble as the symphony makes me yearn for more…
   i know it is not “your story” post…yet i could not hold these words 🙂

   • You can write captions to any if my photos. Beautiful words.

     • aww sweet…thank you…i have a hard time keeping words in check when i see some beautiful nature pictures 🙂

     • aww sweet…thank you…i have a hard time keeping words in check when i see some beautiful nature pictures 🙂

6. Craziest thing about water to me is that it’s so important and can either save our life or take it.

   • Very true.

7. You have a beautiful talent!

   • Thanks Deana.

8. I asked the trickling water splashing on stones and shores, where do you come from and where do you want to go, clueless colorless, odorless it flows, washing away dirt and cooling all in one go..sparkles when light falls , brightens my eyes too..my dear stream of fesh water..how do you do 😉

   • Beautiful Kalabalu

     • thank you 🙂

9. Wonderful captures! Thanks for sharing! 🙂

   • Thanks Jackie

10. So pretty. I love the sparkling of the water. Great set Seth!

    • Thanks Tasha.

11. Nice job on capturing the sun glistening on the water….nothing short of beautiful! Thanks for sharing your great work, as usual!

    -Jonathan

    • Jonathan-Thanks. 🙂

12. Fantastic images. A bit of color was my favorite. I simply adore how the blue looks in contrast to the black and white.

    • Thanks so much. 🙂 .

13. Super!!! Fabulous photos!

    • Thx!!

14. Reblogged this on dominicspoweryoga and commented:
    Nice Picture!!!

15. I love rivers and water, some beautiful photos here

    • Thanks so much. 🙂
      .

16. Wonderful pictures.. like all of them ..

    • Thanks Sonu.

      • Welcome !

17. i like how the water looks alive when the sun shimmers on it

    • Thanks Ema. 🙂

18. What beautiful, sparkling photos. They really do evoke the connection water has to life.

    • Thanks so much. L)

19. Brightened up my Sunday morning.

    • Ah, I like to brighten things up. 🙂

20. Laid Up and Overlook are my favorite. The photos are beautiful. Water, rocks, nature, and a creative mind…thank you.

    • Thanks so much Adrienne.

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22. Beautiful shots. And I agree about the importance of water. The business world is looking at water differently, too. Stocks in water companies are rising — it may be the next scarce commodity. http://ohtheplaceswesee.com

    • Thanks Rusha.

23. Too many books, too litle time.
    In your case, too many beautiful photos to comment on each.
    This water series is awesome. A favorite: Solely Blue.
    As always, thank you for sharing your daily sight of nature.

    • Thanks Evelyne. 🙂

24. water calls to me like nothing else, always has & I’m sure always will…love them all!

    • Thanks Heather.

25. This is truly your thing Seth, you does it best, awesome pictures and thoughts express.

    • thanks so much 🙂 Kind words.

26. Gorgeous!!

    • Thanks Judy!

27. Seth, you were definitely in the right place at the right time…

    • Thanks for your kind words.

28. Nice water pics! All I see is snow!!!!!

    • I can imagine! Nemo was not very nice. 🙂

29. Sparkly water. Lovely. Treasuring our water is so important. Your photos are an excellent reminder as to why we should care about them.

    • Thanks Gallivanta.

30. water is my element!

    • Thanks Albert. What do you like to do in the water? Just view it or is there a sport you are interested in?

      • Viewing and sporting! I like swimming, sailing and windsurfing. Kiting is a dream of me..
        If I do nothing, I´m hanging arround and look for a good fish..
        but thats with a smile..

      • Wow. You so love the water.

31. We live about 500 feet from the Chemung River (upstate Ny); it is my refuge. The views you have captured are so inviting and peaceful… the captions are a perfect pairing.

    • Sounds lovely. Thanks for your comments.

32. I love your preamble to the photos – great narrative!

    • Thanks Noeline.

33. I am just in awe. Your photos are beautiful and I almost always look forward to seeing your next post. Photography is something that has always cached my attention and I have a most immense respect for the people that practice it.
    -Isa

    • Thanks Isa.

34. Very beautiful! Reminds me of James River Park here in Richmond VA…and also how I miss wandering around taking photos! Thanks for the inspiration 🙂

    • Welcome. Thanks Meredith.

35. Beautiful pictures! Beautiful stream. My kind of wandering. Thanks.

    • 🐞Thanks.

36. There’s something magical about ‘flowing freely’ with the accents of rust colour on the water above the stone. Wonderful.

    • Thanks:)-Glad you like them.

37. Simply beautiful. I only admire water from afar, it has so much power I respect it for that. But the serene beauty of these pictures are simply disarming.

    • Thank-you.:)

38. Your pictures are stunning, but you also have a beautiful way with words! Great introductions – I very much enjoy your blog 🙂

    • Thanks A.E.

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