I count myself more fortunate with each passing season to have recourse to these quiet, tree-strewn, untrimmed acres by the water. I would think it a sad commentary on the quality of American life if, with our pecuniary and natural abundance, we could not secure for our generation and those to come the existence of a substantial remnant of a once great endowment of wild and scenic rivers.
— William Anderson said that
Ah I have finally been able to get onto your site again. This and the previous picture are of the high standard that all your pictures seem to reach
Amazing photo of this lovely view and great tree.
A beautiful view of the big tree and river. Wise words, too.
Poetic and beautiful.
That is a lovely shot. You certainly have a wide selection of areas to shoot.
I find these trees to be amazing! A gorgeous image!
a beautiful tree framing a peaceful lake. very nice
Quel lac et vue et cet immense tronc fantastique vue.
amitié
Stunning composition!
Cet endroit est magnifique, j’aime beaucoup ce bel arbre.
A beautiful and very tranquil composition, Sherri.
excellent shot, Sherri, and somewhat tragic too, don’t you think?
Wonderful picture !
Timeless and serene, sherri
A glistening sheet of water. I assume the river has burst its banks here
Tout à fait magnifique, que c’est beau, calme et paisible, ta photo est superbe!!! Bise, que ta journée te soit belle et douce!
Une très belle photo et j’aime beaucoup ce texte de réflexion
I live on the Delaware River. The sentiment exressed here are mine also. There is such a peace and contentment as well as beauty to be found in river views.
Here, I would have expected to see some mangroves in the water, not the cypresses. Beautiful composition
Well said, William Anderson, and well shown, you! We don’t see trees in the water like that here where we live!
Wow! Stunningly gorgeous picture! I’ve never been down south… wait, i went to Atlanta once a long time ago… but that’s it…
“Look out for the gator, Baby!” ~ Dennis Quaid, in ‘The Big Easy’
A lovely peaceful view.
Beautiful photo of this peaceful place and so right the words of William Anderson !
Such a tranquil appeal this composition has!! I love the size of that trunk. Is this a flooded area of is this tree able to survive in water like this?
Fabulous landscape, photo of this old twin tree.
this looks to me like a river that has overflowed. I’ve always loved how mature trees that have downward facing boughs seem to be wanting to protect us.