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Reflections of Skógafoss in a small puddle, it looks big but the camera was inches from the water for a low perspective.
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Although my husband and I were planning to take a fall color drive in just a couple days, we ended up taking another drive to see what colors we could find! This was the same day as our apple orchard trip, and although no real "color " here, I thought it made for some good pics, nonetheless!
This is a lake located in Merrillan, Wisconsin, almost mid-central to the state. This is Oakwood Lake, with Gile Memorial Park located just across the lake to the west.
I always enjoy capturing reflections in a lake; the only thing to make it better would be a sunset! ha! Hope you enjoy!
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Oakwood Lake
Merrillan, Wisconsin
100921
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Rainbow of Nature, Hall of Fame
Light from the glowing walls of the Zion Narrows reflects off the waters of the North Fork of the Virgin River. Zion National Park is really an amazing place, with arguably some of the best day hikes in the world. From slot canyons such as this (and the Subway) to awesome vistas like Angel's Landing and the Zion Overlook trail, the park has everything! It would take many, many years to really see the whole park. I spent less than a week here, and had just enough time to do the more well-known and famous hikes.
This particular shot was taken in the early afternoon, on the way back to the trail head from the 'no permit turn-around' point of Big Spring. As you get closer to the trail head, the number of people hiking increases exponentially - it was essentially impossible to get any good people-free shots after this point (which is near the mouth of Orderville Canyon). Almost the entire hike is spent in the river, so make sure to be prepared for cold water. The water levels were lower here than is normal for late spring/early summer, and there were still several spots that were close to chest deep. Definitely a risk with all the camera gear, but a well-worth it risk.
For macro mondays theme "tag(s)" a picture of my cufflinks reflecting the tag on the box. It actually says "semi precious stone" because of the grey hematite and the pale grey Tiger's eye. HMM
This was one of my Favorite Photos off the day I was just sitting in the Church at Benidorm which has just been refurbished this man was looking at the Shrine of the Virgin which has it's own Chapel.
The area he is standing is illuminated by a spotlight
Shot with shutter priority the Nikon sorted out the rest
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This was a reflection in a tiny puddle at sunset. I nearly destroyed my knees waiting for an interesting subject.
This scene reminded me of a painting by Monet. Taken on Lake Everette in Bayfield County, Wisconsin.