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Weekly Photo Challenge: Refraction
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Ah! Water and trees – perfect.
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Loved the depth you created in this image.
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This is a stunning picture. Wish I could wade right into it! It’s also a lovely example of aerial perspective!
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It is stunning!
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Beautiful!!!!
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Another beautiful shot
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That is beautiful and it really makes me want to get my toes wet.
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A stunning photo.
To answer your question about my lavender, it gets excellent drainage growing on the slope and is mulched with crushed red brick to hold in the heat. I prune it hard in the spring when the buds break and then a light pruning after the first flush of flowers.
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Thank you so much for your feedback. I have never heard of crushed red brick mulch but it sounds great. And, I think I may have some of mine in areas that retain moisture. I’ll assess and move around next week so they may have a better start in the spring.
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Oh so pretty….I love that rippled light on the river bed stones …..beautiful
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What a pretty stream. Water, trees, and light = beautiful photo recipe!
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Beautiful!
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A green and leafy paradise. And I love the sun and shadows on the water.
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Wow, that is beautiful. Of course, I love all of your pictures. NE must be an amazing place.
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I don’t think it can get any more beautiful than that! A little slice of heaven on earth there! 🙂
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Looks like a place I used to fish!
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How beautifully peaceful! I also like this type of shot when instead of water, there’s a path leading onward.
janet
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I love this picture, so peaceful and beautiful! 🙂
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Gorgeous! I love the way you captured this…the perspective draws the viewer forward into the photo.
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