Water Lines
Uploaded: August 18, 2012 21:02:03
1/500s @ f/18, ISO 1000, Nikkor 500mm, f/4.0, VRII @ 1000mm with 2X TC. (CA)
Taken at the Celery Bog wetlands area, 8/15/12. I am on a project to document how the statewide drought has affected the Celery Bog. The water lines on this dead stand of trees (note the GBH hiding!) represent previous high water levels. Large areas that are normally covered by water are now home to a variety of plants as the water continues to recede. Fortunately we've had a fair amount of rain this week, but it will take much more to get back to normal.
Jeff Robinson
August 19, 2012
Kathy Salerni
August 19, 2012
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