“Favorite Landscape Images”
Here is my last list of favorites from last year, the five landscape images….
A fall shot of Little Clifty Creek in Madison Indiana…
Here is one from Big Clifty Creek….
This one is a little waterfall on the Hoffman Branch of Big Clifty Falls Creek…
From late last winter, I loved this image of a frozen waterfall in Clifty State Park…
And finally my favorite shot of last year was this intimate stream shot from Big Clifty Creek…
Well thats the list of my favorite shots from last year, hopefully with my basketball career winding down and more time on my hands I should be able to get out and add more shots to my portfolio, thanks for taking the time to visit my blog and leaving comments I know it’s hard with the busy schedules everyone has I really appreciate the time you take to stop by.
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Hello my name is Bernie Kasper and I am a photographer from Madison, a small town located in the Southeastern part of Indiana on the banks of the Ohio River, the area I call home has a rich diversity of topography and wildlife that make it a special place. From the canyons and waterfalls of Clifty Park to the wetlands of the Muscatatuck NWR the area is rich in photographic opportunities, hopefully I will be able to convey the beauty of the area and share any info as well about this place I call home
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Beautiful shots, Bernie – every last one of them. I have to say, though, that black & white steals my heart every time I see it.
Yep, love them all Bernie.
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All beautiful, of course. I love the waterfall & the colors in the last picture.
That Clifty place seems like a nature photographer’s dream Bernie. I can see why you spend so much time there.
Nice shots, I love waterfalls.
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Those are all truly beautiful, Bernie! I’m pretty partial to the last one, too. That’s a very special shot!
This is a wonderful collection, and yes, they are some of your best. I can hardly wait to see what you will photograph and display for us throughout 2008!
you definetely had a productive year Bernie. it must have tough to pick out five favorites. I’m sure 2008 will bring some more great Clifty shots.
Bernie, I think reflecting back on our work is a great idea and I know I love getting to see all these incredible images again!!! I can’t wait to see what you have in store for us this year.
Love those shots. Specially the frozen fall. Absolutely gorgeous.
Hi Bernie, I think I like the first shot the best.
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These are all wonderful and the Hoffman Branch photo is my favorite!
These are wonderful. I love the frozen falls.
All beautiful shots. I think the one from Little Clifty Creek is my favorite.
Hey Bernie, a great collection of images.
Handsome set of images – I’ve envious of all the beautiful waterfalls you have. That last one is beautiful…
also a great collection. well done again
Good thing I don’t have to choose a winner, Bernie! They’re all spectacular,and I remember your leaf and water shots well. I must’ve missed that amazing frozen waterfall. WOW.
this are all lovely Bernie, i love #3 the best of them all, very dramatic effect you have created…
hi you’ve got lovely pictures. can i link you? you can drop by at my site
http://photographyperdiem.blogspot.com/
Thanks!
The beautiful lines and colors in the last one are great, but the ice formations in the snow are really special! All are excellent – hard to pick!
Little Cliffty with the fall leaves is my favorite. I love how colorful the leaves are, even after they have fallen from the trees.
Thanks for all the comments guys I really appreciate the feedback !!
Fantastic! I love this kind of pictures
These pics almost give a sense of the creek through the seasons.
The picture of Little Clifty Creek is stunning. I get caught up in the cascade that traverses the rock lines – it just keeps your eye traveling back and through the image. It’s a subtle composition of horizontals and verticals that balance perfectly; and a wonderful contrast of cools in the water and the flaming reds of the leaves.
“that’s gotta be my favorite” I said to myself until I opened up the next one! Again it has a terrific balance between the forces going left and the forces going right and so you just want to keep staring at it and occasionally flipping back up to the red leaves. Very nice. Great photography. Felicitations!