4 years ago
Outstanding with all the lush greens, very inviting particularly during the heat wave here in the Alberta
4 years ago
Could very well be Wally - a trout: brown, speckled, rainbow . . . there were many breaking the water and creating rings. But then perhaps it has a more exotic origin. A salmon Parr or Smolt... the water is fresh, from Kearney Lake in Bedford, a few meters downstream of the level control dam at the lake's north end. Thank you for your generous comment Wally - let the fish decide.
4 years ago
This is a very captivating image Bernie. The fern pattern on the rocks is amazing, I have never seen anything like this before. My eye is drawn to the reflection in the water and then up to the rocks, magical for sure.
4 years ago
Thank you Debra - I found this spot this afternoon - I look forward to returning as the season's progress.
4 years ago
It does look like a very special place, Bernie, and even though the plants and reflections from the plants are giving off some great colour, I find my focus goes straight to the rocks. The patterns in the rocks hold my eye for some time before I take in the rest of the scene. The serenity is somehow captured in the shadows.
4 years ago
Thank you Harold for sharing what makes it special for you. I am looking forward to the changes this little spot shows as the days move forward, leaves turn, ferns become brown, snow . . . . oh dear!
