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photo by Donald Kinney
Ask any Marin County photographer if he/she thinks the waters of Nicasio Reservoir can be rather amazing, and they would probably agree -- for a reservoir, it's a rather special place.
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Occasionally there is a dead stillness over the Nicasio Valley. The valley that the water district flooded in the 1950's.
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Water as smooth as glass...
I was on the lookout for River Otters (Dec. 31 edition), but sighting them is rare, although I did hear from another local resident who also recently spotted River Otters playing and carrying-on, on Lagunitas Creek near Irving Bridge.
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The first three shots (above) were taken on Friday, but a day earlier Nicasio Reservoir looked like this -- overcast and cool, with stark whites and blacks -- just another face of the lake. Today it's probably going to be different.
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5 comments:
The Nicasio Reservoir we voted on yesterday takes "Wow" to a whole new level. I may now have a new standard. Thanks for taking and posting it!
Shot number 3 with the rock in the foreground is my favorite, but it was a tough choice. Great shots all.
Stunning glassy images. You are surrounded by photo ops. Don.
Thanks ALL for your comments and poll voting -- it helps me evaluate my photos more objectively -- I've got to come up with six for the Marin County Fair this year and this one (the top of the series) might be a good contender. Thanks again for the input.
I like it. It's surreal.
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