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Beneath the cascade
From the fish pond
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Pond patterns
The ripples radiating from the cascading water (see Creating a splash) attracted the sunlight and reflected the clear blue sky and surrounding surfaces. The bright light created a kaleidoscope of fluid, constantly changing abstract patterns.
Filed under Abstract photos, Art, Colour, Pattern, photography, Sunlight, Uncategorized, Water
Sunlight on the fish pond
A beautiful sunny morning. The water lilies stretching into life. The goldfish joyfully darting to and fro, enjoying the warmer feel of the water. What more could one wish?
Tree reflections
I have a fondness for abstract images, for patterns and for reflections. The selection below – capturing the reflection of trees in the rippling surface of my fish pond – satisfy all of those interests.
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Arctic in a pond
A recent sharp frost overnight produced a skin of thin ice on my small fish pond – the surface is about 150cm x 120cm. But although the ice was thin it created its own mini ‘Arctic’ landscape with a range of interesting textures. I also discovered that the graininess of the ice and the absence of sharp edges made it a very difficult subject to photograph!
Filed under Abstract photos, Nature, Pattern, Texture, Uncategorized, Water