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The water was so very still & beautiful. I spotted this Canada goose. His mate was hidden from view but not far away. I just had to reach for my camera...
Now you see why I don't get things done around here. I'm so easily distracted :-)
Reflection madness!
I love a good reflection and this one just made me smile. Our November skies have been pretty amazing this year and this particular moment really stood out to me. With no wind, it was almost perfect.
Reflections of a wooded shore on the Winnipeg River, northwestern Ontario. Knife painting on stretched canvas (oil, 11x14 in, sold).
That's about as good as it gets for reflections of "The Mountain" at Reflection Lakes right now. As the next month of July progresses, more and more snow will melt, but it won't be totally gone until either late July or sometime in August.
This is one of the snowy scenes that greeted me at one of the Reflection Lakes when I visited this national park 5 days ago. Other parts of another lake are melting a teeny bit, leaving spots of a lovely ice-blue water.
FYI, Stevens Canyon Road is open on the the west to Snow Lakes trailhead, and it's open on the east from Grove of the Patriarchs to Box Canyon. It's still closed in the middle due to winter damage, which means you can't make the connection from Ohanapecosh to Paradise or Longmire. Once the road is completely open, you should see all sorts of wildflowers growing along there.
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This is an old picture that I found. I intended to post it a long time ago but never got around to it. It is a little stream out in the country (the middle of nowhere Kansas actually) that I drove by and turned around and went back to look again. The only thing I did to this was crop it. I hope you enjoy it.
Reflections all over the place/Color in the gardens: Adimn Building pool water garden, US National Arboretum
The large dawn redwood next to the pool is a complicating factor, reflection-wise.
The real man smiles in trouble, gathers strength from distress, and grows brave by reflection.
Thomas Paine
Reflections
Up on the Pikes above Angle Tarn, found this little pool with some cotton grass growing in it. Some nice reflections of the sky making for an interesting composition.
Angle Tarn, Patterdale, Lake District, Cumbria.
Sony A7r + FE35mm f2.8
© Brian Kerr Photography 2014
It is not that I am not a morning person. I never need coffee to get myself going, and I have trouble sleeping beyond 9 in the morning. Nonetheless, I rarely seem to make it out for sunrise, and that is something I intend to change about my photography over this next year. Call it a photographic resolution.
Anyway, this is a sunrise I did make it up for, made all the more remarkable because we had to drive over an hour just to get here in time for sunrise as we were not staying in the park and this is taken at Reflection Lake which is almost all the way to Paradise (yes I like how that sentence reads too ;-) ). Really not much else to say about this other than I forgot my tripod in Portland so I had to shoot the entire weekend hand held or using whatever logs and rocks I could find as makeshift tripods. I think in this case it was a downed tree at a 1/30th of a second.
Taken with a Noblex 6x12 swing lens panoramic camera and Fuji Reala film.