"...and the grove of trees growing out over their lake......wind down snake-like roots that reach as far as the water and help keep it dark" Beowolf
A deep green rim of algae has appeared at the edge of the lake. On a grey afternoon this created the most enchanting dark mirror for the lakeside trees. Impossible to focus because of glare and the odd stray branch, I had to wait until these were uploaded to see the full extent of the images.
Darkness, surface, reflection, depth.
Yes, enchanting...beautiful yet a little mysterious. :) Due to the ongoing construction that is going on here, our lakes are always murky. But I appreciate the critters the ponds attract.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful and such an unusual effect.
ReplyDeleteЭто чудеса!) Очень интересные снимки!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. Love the combimation of swirling and angled.
ReplyDeletethat looks spooky. great pics.
ReplyDeleteThese photos have to be some of my favourite yet. Marvelous mother nature never fails in her ability to amaze, and that you were lucky enough to captured her by chance, is brilliant.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - and the Beowulf quote is perfect.
ReplyDeletethese are so unique...lovely colors and lots to ponder as you look in the mirror
ReplyDeleteFascinating how even slime can be pretty! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteI can't work out the content of the pictures but it doesn't matter because they are absolutely beautiful. Really, really so = especially the last one in the sequence.
ReplyDeleteWow! Mysterious reflections, brooding images. Love it!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful images, there was certainly an artist behind the camera.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous palette algae makes. Beautiful colors and movement . . . including the motion of imagination. Love Beowolf too. Enchanting post.
ReplyDeleteenchantment here and magic camera in your hands
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures - it hardly looks real until you look closely!
ReplyDeleteI just got your message about Twitter. I was on Twitter for a spell but lost my user name passwords etc (!) but have just rejoined. How do I contact you or you me? Excuse my ignorance!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great set of photos, I love the rich green water. Outstanding!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, like a dye has been added to the water.
ReplyDeleteStunning and really unusual. Made me think of Ents x
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