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Smooth river rocks, Flowing stream water. Alpine creek. Ripples on the water surface in shallow water with stones and boulders, pebbles.

river refeflection

blurred water surface

Large amount of water flowing between the rocks along the course of a stream in the province of Madrid.

Detail of little clean creek structure texture

Defocused blue water surface background. Stony bottom of a clear mountain river. Flecks of sunlight and ripples on the water of river. Water background. Water surface texture.

Represents the flow of water from the river to the window exposure.

Stones in a cold natural lake with green water and trees - underwater waves

The photo was taken with a very strong ND-Filter to make possible an exposure time from about 4 seconds at daytime. Flowing water in a riverbed in the Swiss Alps. Exactly it is river Maggie in the Valle Verzasca in Switzerland.

Rocks in lake at Schoodic Peninsula, Acadia National Park, Maine, USA

The Verde Valley is a unique, high desert ecosystem where the Colorado Plateau meets the Sonoran Desert. It is surprising to find several seasonal and perennial waterways winding through the valley. From springtime through fall, these waterways can be seen from the nearby limestone hilltops, like a vein of bright, colorful leaves from sycamore, cottonwood and willow trees. These river-dependent trees provide critical habitat and cover for local plants and wildlife. The Verde River is a significant watercourse in central Arizona. It is one of the major tributaries of the Salt River and is approximately 170 miles long. The headwaters of the Verde River are in the Prescott National Forest near Sullivan Lake. The river ends at its confluence with the Salt River near Fountain Hills. The Verde River is one of the few rivers in Arizona that flows year-round. Its flow is mainly sourced from snowmelt and springs in the upper reaches, as well as intermittent monsoon rains during the summer. The river's riparian habitat supports a rich and diverse ecosystem, making it a crucial area for wildlife and plant species. The Verde River is not only a vital water source but also a cherished natural and cultural resource in Arizona. Its scenic beauty, diverse ecosystems, and recreational opportunities make it an important part of the state's landscape and history. This view of the Verde River was photographed from the Jail Trail Riverwalk in Cottonwood, Arizona, USA.

Water of a mountain stream flows over a rock and creates rapids. Solid as a rock.

Clean fresh spring water rapids, long exposure.

Fast falling clean mountain water in a river bed.

River rocks underwater.

Water and Rocks Along Shoreline - Low angle view with selective focus on foreground rocks and pebbles.

Cherokee National Forest at the the Oosterneck Creek at Cherohala Skyway, Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee, North America, USA.

bright abstraction in a stream with autumn leaves

Silky waves moving over pebbles

Long Exposure Waterfall on the Mountain Stream in the Forest in Yalova, Turkey.

Different shapes and textures of colors made in the water of a river

Un pequeño río

Flow on a river.

River at Libo,Qiannan, Guizhou, China

Flowing water surface in closeup

This picture taken In dhudhsagar waterfalls

Springtime color reflection in Little Pigeon River, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, USA

Close-up of ice and ripples in the Arkansas River as it flows through Buena Vista, Colorado, during winter.

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