Disappointingly, those particular flowers were spent when I returned a few days later. It was early in the day, so perhaps, more flowers would bloom later, for they are DAYlilies after all, but they weren't there for me on that morning.
However, there were other reflections. They were not my first choice but were acceptable substitutes.
Many stairs lead down to the river on this ↑↑ property, and they are not even all in the reflection. Although you can see some daylilies and their reflections off to the right, the photogenic patch that I had seen earlier was somewhere off to the left.
Looking farther along, upriver, this little setting caught my eye.
There was one other interesting reflection ↓↓.
It was good to get out again. Weather conditions had kept me from my sunrise photoshoots for almost two weeks. On this morning, I had been prepared to get out early again, but when I saw the cloud cover, I changed my mind. Even later, the breezes almost kept me home, but as you can see by the calm water in the photos, it wasn't an issue in this location.
These are gorgeous reflections. That first photo made me do a double take.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, except for blurry...gives me a headache! No. 2 is most pleasing.
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ReplyDeleteYou mean in photo 3? I agree that it is too blurry. I originally had a comment in the post to that effect but decided not to go there when I edited. If you mean reflections in general, that's just how they they work.
Great photos! Too bad you could not get shots of the day flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThat first photo, OH MY! The reflections were so clear that I wasn't sure what I was seeing. I love photos like that. I accidentally took a decent shot at Mt Rainier at Reflection Lake. It is hard to do unless the water is very still.
ReplyDeleteThe one with the red and yellow pop is terrific!
ReplyDeleteThese reflections are certainly fun. I love to see such mirror events. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're doing some hard work here to set up some photos.
ReplyDeleteTerrific reflection shots.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoyed chasing reflections, but I find you have to be able to maneuvre yourself into just the right position. These are great!
ReplyDeleteReflections are always so beautiful in still water like that--especially with the bright colors! :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are out and about and we get the fruit of it. Deerfly season up here and the caterpillars are rampant. Not much fun to photograph but that is what I have been doing.
ReplyDeleteThe second shot is sort of morning after at that. But great colour.
I am partial to reflections!
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