This waterfall is a favorite fishing spot near Northfield, Connecticut. Photography by Rosemary Leigh.
A canoe passes beneath a covered bridge in Parke County, Indiana. Photography by Terence Davis.
Water and summer go hand-in-hand, especially in Minnesota, land of 10,000 lakes. Photography by James Hebert
Still waters are a favorite photography subject. This photo of two boats tied to a pier on Lake Callahan in Ontario inspires peace and serenity. Photography by Barbara McDougall.
Water is a blessing and a curse for a cattleman. Sure it gives the cattle an opportunity to drink, but then herding them across a river or stream can be tough. Photography by Dam King.
A drink of water was too much for Nick the horse to resist as he and Audra crossed Crystal Creek. Audra quietly patted Nick’s main as he quenched his thirst. Photography by Diane Blackburn
The waters of Lac Beauvert near Jasper, Alberta, were almost perfectly still creating quite the setting for the voyageur canoes anchored there. Photography by Enid Cleaves
The combination of clear waters and a majestic mountain makes the Maroon Bells Peaks a favorite subject for landscape photographers. Photography by Nick Krantz
Stunning – I wish I could visit these places!
Every pix I see of Canada intrigues me and makes me want to add it to my bucket list. America truly is BEAUTIFUL!! I wish I could just take a month or two and visit all the states I’ve never been in. God Bless America!!!
I was born in Oregon, one of the most beautiful states. We then moved to Ca. where my husband recieved his PhD. His first job was in another beautiful state of N, Hampshire. Traveling across country with 4 kids was really exciting. After 3 years, we then moved to Texas—Got here as fast as I could state. We saw alot of the U.S.A. and parts of Canada in our travels. The Country magazine brings back alot of memories. I can’t believe people travel to other countries when there is so much to see here. What a wonderful part of the world we live in…..
We went to visit our kids in Oregon, and then spent some time on the Oregon Coast at Lincoln City. Devil’s Lake is just inland from the ocean and the outfall was near our motel. I was up early one morning and took this picture of the lake showing the mist on the water, the ocean’s early morning fog, and clouds above. The colors were also interesting and made for an unusual photograph.