Friday, April 01, 2022

Hawthorn Reflections

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.



That's it for today. Consider it a bit of a break from my usual, prosaic rambling. 


16 comments:

Marie Smith said...

Great capture! The reflecting pool.

Vicki Lane said...

Lovely!

Patio Postcards said...

I like the black & white version

Barbara Rogers said...

Nice 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!

Jeanie said...

Boy, sometimes the water and the light just cooperate, don't they? Both versions are lovely.

MARY G said...

Winner! Kudos for seeing it. I like the coloured one because of the variety of tones, but the monochrome is a winner too.
Yeah, she is a source of pride, alright. Nice to think that people like my daughter and several of her friends are representing Canada abroad.

Tabor said...

Nicely done. I like them both!

Boud said...

This could be a jigsaw puzzle. Those reflections are very successful.

NGS said...

It's so beautiful - you live in such a lovely area.

gigi-hawaii said...

You did a good job with this!

Margaret said...

I love reflection photos. I accidentally got some at Reflection Lake at Mt. Rainier a few years ago. Magical.

Mage said...

Nice,. Nice prosaic rambling too.

Jenn Jilks said...

I enjoy your rambles! Both outdoors and in your posts.
It's your blog!

Beatrice P. Boyd said...

It is nice when the water is still enough to get a good reflection and glad it cooperated for you, AC.

The Furry Gnome said...

I always prefer colour.

Joanne Noragon said...

Lovely rendition.