Pond Life
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.... somewhere on the Isle of Mull.
(I think it's a bur-reed …. possibly (I think it's a bur-reed …. possibly Sparganium erectum.)
drove over the bridge to the other side of our bay to Coyote Hills park with its hills and boulders and baylands
All of a sudden I had the revelation of how enchanting my pond was. --Monet
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There is just something about being out in open country, about seeing the sun rise over a pond, that's really beautiful.
Carson Wentz
This is a re-edit of one of my previous shots.
Named for one of the assistant superintendents of Yosemite who once got his vehicle stuck in the mud where this pond forms.
Pond Island Lighthouse is located near Phippsburg, Maine. “Active aid to navigation. The island is managed by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as part of the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge.
Accessibility: The lighthouse is not open to the public. The island can be reached only by boat, and landing is very difficult. The best views are from sightseeing cruises in the area.” This is how we were able to see this small lighthouse....from a distance!
Here's another photo from my old files. My Dad, who passed away in June at the age of 94, was visiting us on the Big Island several years ago and was standing right next to me when I took this, so this has very special meaning.
Sorry, I understand you could not see the pre-crop image (even though I could) so I hope you can now.
Cascade ponds - This is just small ponds framed by beautiful mountains and pine trees at Banff National park. It offers a very beautiful place for a walk. The views on every directions had their unique beauties with Canadian Rocky as a backdrop.
52 in 2018 Challenge #2 winter
Scavenge challenge - What you enjoy. Love walking on a crisp winter morning with not too much snow. I find this pond very pleasing to the eye at all times of year
2018 weekly Alphabet challenge B- beautiful
Seen on another return visit to the Japanese Garden at Mt. Coot-tha. Just a small part of this beautiful place.
Shot on the side of a loch in Argyll. A large pond seemingly in the middle of nowhere accross from a field on a lush (but drab) summers day.
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Yes, there is a pond - it's just not open water.
The stone lantern to the lower left is called a tōrō (exactly what sub-type it is, there are plenty of them, I can't say though).
In the Japanese garden at the Nezu museum - a garden filled with old statues and sculptures, tea-houses and a pond.
The altitude of the ponds slowly decreases, so that the water may flow through the myriad branches of the water-supply channels and be introduced slowly through a notch in one sidewall of each pond. The proper maintenance of the adjacent feeder channel, the side walls and the water-entry notch, the pond's bottom surface, the quantity of water, and the removal of accumulated salt deposits requires close cooperation among the community of users.