Friday, March 18, 2011

Creek in Early Spring/ Weekend Reflections

The ice is receding!

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37 comments:

  1. So much to contemplate in this photo: the beautiful reflection; the mist or fog in the background; a breaking sunset or a fading sunrise; just a wonderful hint of color, Very nice!

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  2. A beautiful, reflective photo for "weekend reflections!" I don't see ANY snow in your photo....

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  3. Great shot with that 'broken' reflection.
    Overhere spring is coming too, but untill now it's still mostly grey and cold.
    Enjoy your weekend!

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  4. Wonderful composition. Just love it!

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  5. Leif,
    The only snow we have today is what used to be snowbanks. :)) Of course, we can always get more snow yet, but it will melt away fairly quickly!

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  6. I love the effect of the half reflection caused by water and ice.

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  7. Very romantic post, the tree reflection is adorable!
    Congrats!
    Léia

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  8. Amazing beauty.I could sit and look at that one for a long time.Thanks for the beauty.

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  9. It is! It is!! Yippee!! Spring is just around a corner--somewhere.
    Lovely shot and reflection. MB

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  10. I like the difference between places where there's ice and places where there's not!Winter is slowly saying good bye!

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  11. I love this shot--and I can see spring coming in this picture. I like the rusts and reds in the foliage along the banks.

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  12. Beautiful! I love the red branches along the shore.

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  13. Oh fantastic. You caught the receding ice just along the line of the branches. Fantastic colours too!

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  14. Wow, that one belongs in a frame. Evocative and moody, and great composition.

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  15. the ice gets thinner as the tree gets thicker
    don't you just love it :)

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  16. What a fascinating reflection! Love the receding branches, the difference in color! Another terrific, creative capture! You have a great eye and you are SO good!! Hope you have a great weekend!

    Sylvia

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  17. the ice just doesn't do as good a job of reflecting, does it?!

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  18. Og this is a good one. Beautiful.

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  19. Very nice! I'm betting it's a nice spot when all is green!

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  20. Such a very wonderful photo! I love that tree! :) and the lovely reflections! :)

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  21. I bet you are about as happy to see that ice recede as I was!

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  22. Very pretty reflection. Still looks "cold" there. I guess the keyword is "receding" not "gone". Soon, very soon we can use the word "gone".

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  23. Great photo composition and reflection; just wonderful.

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  24. Wow gorgeous scene and reflections!
    Enjoy your weekend.

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  25. Yeah! Sprng is getting closer!

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  26. that is a photo to sit back and admire, just lovely,

    Gill

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  27. The last beautiful gasp of winter.

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  28. Like the hairline of someone I know. Love the reflections. Hope the ice is all gone soon and you can enjoy the warmth and light of spring.

    Re your comment on Ocala DP: Dogs do not growl at me! Dog's lick my hand and want to sniff.

    Women growl when I come close. I just don't understand! It's very discouraging. Maybe I should get a haircut?

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  29. Love the change in textures in the reflections from water to ice..very nicely captured!!!

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  30. An awesome reflection EG. Our creek is very high now with all the snow melt, and not so pretty either.
    B.

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  31. very nice reflection and love the hint of red by the tree.

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  32. Your picture gives me a sensation of cold, of winter, I don't know why... This quite an atmosphere, indeed...

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  33. Great photo! Our creeks and streams are pretty swollen around here with the snow and ice melting...Finally :)

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