I took a few photos at the park last Saturday with the intention of taking them home and editing them into black and white. 
Back in the days when this log still had bark, beetle larvae had their heyday tunneling around beneath it. (Yes, it would make a much better story to tell you that the picture below features mysterious Viking carvings but really, they are what's left of the tunnels, now that the bark is gone.)
The best part about the river was the way the water rearranged itself around each snag. (Well, that and the fish, who didn't make it into the picture.)
The sun was too high and bright for some shots, such as landscapes, but it certainly did make nice, sharp shadows.
Back in the days when this log still had bark, beetle larvae had their heyday tunneling around beneath it. (Yes, it would make a much better story to tell you that the picture below features mysterious Viking carvings but really, they are what's left of the tunnels, now that the bark is gone.)
The best part about the river was the way the water rearranged itself around each snag. (Well, that and the fish, who didn't make it into the picture.)
The sun was too high and bright for some shots, such as landscapes, but it certainly did make nice, sharp shadows.
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