fringing indian pond
like water-creatures wriggling their star-kissed fingertips in the air
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18 comments:
Magnificent place! :)
Léia
Ooo, I love the soft pastel reflections of the mountain laurels, one of my favorite shrubs. They remind me of the Smokies.
You're poetic this morning, and this view needs some choice words. Mission accomplished.
This very pretty landscape. Love these flowers... mine took years before it flowered.
And welcome back! Hope you're all re-charged.
Hello from Montreal.
Your shots are WONDERFUL
and your words are always beautifully
:)
I hope you had a lovely week-end
:)
Wow, that is a gorgeous site.
Both delicate and lush in blossoms and in words, brattcat. Welcome back.
Little candy snowflakes enchanting the place..
My wife is planning to do a photo book for the first time, with all of the photos on the same theme. When we talked about captions, I told her that she needs to do captions like Brattcat. Your post today gives me a perfect opportunity to tell Julie, "I told you so."
A beautiful reflection of the star-flowers of mountain laurel. My mom and dad had an exuberance of them when they lived in the NC mountains
Bises,
Genie
Very beautiful place!
Beautiful reflection shot.
Gee, they look so different up there! Down here, we more often see mountain laurel (Connecticut's state tree) as a specimen or as part of a planted shrub row. Yours looks like they have gone native.
Beautiful beautiful!
Oh that's very lovely Brattcat, lilac is the perfect colour for flowering shrubs. I like the old bits of tree stumps sticking out of the water making added reflections. I hope you had a funfilled break and welcome back.
Dizzing beauty!
so unique and delicate. i can feel the mood
What a beautiful green, ours is almost yellow now...
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