Brooks, Creeks, Tarns, Ponds

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About Brooks, Creeks, Tarns, Ponds

A brook running through a forest, meadow or from the mountains.
Water gentle flowing in every environment you encounter.
Small and tiny puddles of water.
Ponds and Pools of shallow standing water.

No pictures of Rivers or Lakes, Seas or Oceans.
No pictures of single animals, no macros of flowers.

Pictures not fitting the above description at all will be removed without notice.

I have included what I hope is a fairly discreet invite code so if you see photos that belong here, please invite them. Copy the code in between the lines.
Invite Code
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< b> You are invited to add your photo to our group!</b>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/brooksncreeks/">
<img src="http://farm1.static.flickr.com/14/buddyicons/36903810@N00.jpg" width="48" height="48"/> </a>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/brooksncreeks/">Brooks, Creeks, Tarns and Ponds Group!</a>
Please add tag brooksncreeks
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Which will end up looking like this:
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You are invited to add your photo to our group!


Brooks, Creeks, Tarns and Ponds Group!
Please add tag brooksncreeks
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If you would like to add a comment, you could use this to tell the originator where you saw their picture.
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I saw this beautiful picture in the <a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/brooksncreeks/">Brooks, Creeks, Tarns and Ponds Group!</a>
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Which ends up looking like this:
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I saw this in the Brooks, Creeks, Tarns and Ponds Group!
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