landscape Reflections

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Very nicely done Linda. Great reflections....it's hard to believe that even the leaves in the ponds are almost gone too....I guess it will be ice we'll be seeing soon! (PS...love your new Bio. Pic...!!You're very 'Bewitching'!!)....sincerely, Gail

Hi Gail! It's good to hear from you. Thanks for commenting on this. We had a glorious fall day today and I spent it out at a Provincial Park shooting images like this one. I had fun with the bio shot. I like to do something for Halloween every year. It is always difficult to find someone to pose for me. So I am stuck with myself. Honestly, I look more like a witch before than after Photoshop. The white face ironed me out a bit, and the scarf hid the double chin. Thank you again for your kind remarks. Best wishes.

Sounds like you had a wonderful day Linda! There is nothing better than a beautiful Fall day. Like your reflection and all so your Bio photo.

Linda,

I like you Fall reflections. It sounded like you had one of those days like I have been blessed with the last couple of days. Great capture. Regards, Patsy

Beautiful work, Linda!

Hi Linda, I love the reflections and patterns....Take Care Elaine

Thank you all for stopping and commenting. I appreciate it. Best wishes.

Wonderful composition with charming blues. Best regards.

Nice shot, Linda, and evocative of the season.

Thanks for stopping by. It is good to hear from you. Best wishes to both of you.

Beautiful shot,love the reflections and colours.

Joy and melancholy. Blue sky, puffy cloud, a pond dappled with colorful leaves -- the fruits perhaps of an invigorating hike,.. but then another layer...the broken birch reminds us of an underlying sense of death, a darker side of Mother Nature,...and hibernation once the pageantry is gone, and the freeze of winter, austerity, bare trees, brittleness, and dormancy. What I love about your portfolio is the harmony you share with nature and with the viewers.

Thank you for stopping by. It's good to hear from you.

Reflections are my latest passion, especially with the fall colors reflected in the ponds. It looks like a beaver might have visited this one. We have the same problem so the beavers have to be trapped and moved. I always feel sorry for them because they have excellent skills but no one seems to appreciate them. All of your photos, digital manipulations, and art work are outstanding so I always enjoy seeing what you have created recently to share on PN. Blessings from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia where we are enjoying an Indian Summer after soaking rains. Rebekah B.

You are absolutly right about the beavers. This was taken in a Provincial Park, so the wildlife is protected. I appreciate them, I think they are admirable little animals, they work so hard. I know many people don't want their streams or creeks blocked by their lodges. I hope you are still enjoying your Indian Summer, ours is all over and it beginning to get nippy.

 

 

I love reflection photos, and this is one of the best I've seen.

Thank you, I'm glad you like it. I really love reflections to.