Streaming To The Pool Canvas Print

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Made along CA St. Hyw 37 at the San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The geologist in me wants to know why there is that straight port of the channel and why does it change back to a meander near the water (probably a slight change in slope). The photographer in me loves the geometry of the stream, the apparent relief and depth of the terrain, and the tonal range of the image.

PLEASE NOTE: All images and content contained herein are copyrighted by Robert Woodward and all rights are reserved. No image or content herein may be copied, reproduced or otherwise used for any purpose without my express consent. As a photographer, I record reflected light from selected subjects. My interests lean toward nature related subjects, but I'm also drawn to many other subjects as well. I find particularly interesting those subjects that are commonplace or unattractive in their normal context, but when isolated with the camera can be appreciated for their inherent beauty or interest. I try not to develop a distinctive style, as I prefer no restrictions when I shoot. My work includes macro, floral, landscapes, abstracts,...