Sulphur River Gallery 45
White Oak Creek (West)
The above two photos were taken
along NW 46 between FM 1402 and FM 2152. The top one is looking
west along this county road, and the second shows a herd of cattle
north of the road. There were several longhorn steers in this
herd, one of which can be seen in the center of the photo.
This is a view of White Oak Creek
looking west from the bridge on FM 2152.
Here are two "identical"
shots of White Oak Creek looking east from the bridge over FM
2152. The Sun came out from the clouds in the lower photo. This
demonstrates quite clearly the difference that lighting can make
for a photograph. I liked them both, so I uploaded both of them
for comparison; but I tend to prefer the top one. I have been
both an amateur and professional photographer for almost 40 years.
I much prefer using Adobe Photoshop for digital photos than I
ever did with using a darkroom, even though when I had a professional
photo studio in Mount Pleasant 20 years ago, I had state-of-the-art
darkroom equipment. Digital photography is terrific! Often digital
photographs look more like paintings than traditional photographs.
This is a view of the White Oak
Creek bank looking north from the west side of the bridge on FM
2152.
This low-lying area south (here)
and west (just above) would be completely flooded by the Marvin
Nichols II Reservoir. And even if they were to build a causeway
on FM 1402 to link Mount Pleasant to Sugar Hill, it is very unlikely
that they would also build a causeway over this little-used Green
Hill Road. Where's the money?!
GO TO GALLERY
46
GO BACK
TO AUTUMN 2002 GALLERIES
GO
BACK TO SPRINGTIME GALLERY CONTENTS
GO BACK TO
MAIN WELCOME PAGE
