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John o' groats & Duncansby head to lands end. Day 15
End to end trail.
Ardindrean.
Highlands
Scotland
Great Britain.
UK.
More from my daily stroll to fetch the morning newspapers.
This large puddle caused by a drainage system that is totally unfit for purpose can show a nasty side to a few passing motorists who deliberately drive through it to cause a splash.
Reflections in a huge puddle outside the cottages in Dunham Park. It has rained here non-stop for 2 days now. Time for another soaking shortly.
Taken on Samsung Galaxy S20 puddle reflections of a tree and buildings in Liverpool England.
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This is looking back on the path that I have just walked up - the trees in the previous image are on the right. Wet and muddy tonight but very enjoyable!! Just as well my feet live in wellies not high heels!!!
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I'm starting to accumulate a pretty good collection of "Puddle Art" photographs. This one is not the result of rain, it is a left over puddle from some industrial cleaning in a side alley.
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Along the Cheat River WV I found this cluster of swallowtails having a sip of something in the mud.. butterfly moonshine ? Thanks for texture Angelique (Liek)
It reached 60 degrees by the lake and 73 in the Kettle Moraine Forest! We took a ride to the forest after work to enjoy the weather and decided to splash through a large puddle before hiking. I’m glad we made the most of the day because the next day brought a wind chill of 3 degrees!
American Robin (Turdus migratorius) in a puddle where Traplandia Farm meets Michaelbrook Golf, Kelowna, BC.
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This bridge hadn't seemed particularly photogenic when I'd crossed it previously. That was at least until a couple of weeks ago when I noticed the puddle - suddenly it felt a little more promising! Unfortunately the lens I used for my first attempt suffered from severe barrel distortion, affecting the verticals so badly I couldn't rescue the shot in Photoshop.
I decided to head back a second time after it had rained for that little watery depression (funnily enough I didn't have to wait long!) and try again. The cloud was a bonus - although I did seem to spend a lot of time studying the sky until it got in position...