Craig Pindell, Fine Art Photographer

All work copyright Craig Pindell, 2025

Water: The lifeblood of our planet

      When I began serious photography, one of my favorite subjects was water. Slow moving or fast moving. Mirror calm or frothy waves. Towering waterfalls or frozen solid. Something about photographing water has always been special to me. The technical challenges of photographing water are interesting to me.

      For me it is impossible to not be at peace when sitting beside a stream, river, lake or pond.  Water can bring peace and contentment.

      I have hundreds of negatives of water-related images, and it was a challenge to edit the number down to the few that are presented here. Every photograph is important and special to me.  Leaving any of them out of the mix is hurtful in a way.  I know it is silly, but it is a real problem.  I will keep changing these images and adding to the gallery, so stop back by.

      I hope you enjoy these few favorites.

Sunrise, Lake Marie, Wyoming

Fall Color, Bishop, California

Siesta Lake, Yosemite National Park

Crashing Wave, Weston Beach, California

Creek In Snowy Range, Wyoming

Curved Tree, Mirror Lake, Wyoming

Waterfall, Logan Pass, Glacier National Park

Sweet Creek Falls, Oregon

Triangle Rock, Weston Beach, California

Roadside Waterfall, Caldwell, Idaho

Shell Falls, Shell Canyon, Wyoming

Tensleep Creek, Wyoming

Lake Marie in Snow, Wyoming

Multnoma Falls, Oregon

Roadside Waterfalls, Highway 2, Montana

Swiftcurrent Lake, Glacier National Park

Sacred Dancing Cascades, Glacier National Park

Three Falls, Sweet Creek Oregon

Opalescent Pool, Yellowstone National Park

Ice Falls, Thermopolis, Wyoming

Waterfalls at the end of the spillway, Guernsey Reservoir, Wyoming