While Sue was feeding the birds (yesterdays post), I was surprised to see very good reflections of the old Hawthorn Mill across the river. The river was running high after much winter melting, so I expected it to be turbulent. But it was calm.
While Sue was feeding the birds (yesterdays post), I was surprised to see very good reflections of the old Hawthorn Mill across the river. The river was running high after much winter melting, so I expected it to be turbulent. But it was calm.
Great capture! The reflecting pool.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI like the black & white version
ReplyDeleteNice surprise after viewing the B&W version, to see the pop of reddish colors. I had no idea what to expect! Rabbit Rabbit! That's what people around here say on the first of everything. I think it's for good wishes, probably. And you are such a nice rambler every morning, I do enjoy reading wherever your thoughts take you!
ReplyDeleteBoy, sometimes the water and the light just cooperate, don't they? Both versions are lovely.
ReplyDeleteWinner! Kudos for seeing it. I like the coloured one because of the variety of tones, but the monochrome is a winner too.
ReplyDeleteYeah, she is a source of pride, alright. Nice to think that people like my daughter and several of her friends are representing Canada abroad.
Nicely done. I like them both!
ReplyDeleteThis could be a jigsaw puzzle. Those reflections are very successful.
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful - you live in such a lovely area.
ReplyDeleteYou did a good job with this!
ReplyDeleteI love reflection photos. I accidentally got some at Reflection Lake at Mt. Rainier a few years ago. Magical.
ReplyDeleteNice,. Nice prosaic rambling too.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your rambles! Both outdoors and in your posts.
ReplyDeleteIt's your blog!
It is nice when the water is still enough to get a good reflection and glad it cooperated for you, AC.
ReplyDeleteI always prefer colour.
ReplyDeleteLovely rendition.
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