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Uploaded: 11/12/23 12:57 AM GMT
Water color
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I took this at France Park which is an abandoned quarry. Thank you for commenting. tigs=^..^=

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::corngrowth
11/12/23 1:45 PM GMT
Sandi, for me this is a very surprising photograph. The gradual transition from the mainland colored with autumn leaves to clear blue shallow water and then to the reflections of still green foliage causes wonderful natural layers. It's as if I'm looking at an abstract or contemporary painting created by Mother Nature.
Perfectly seen and photographed.
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::trixxie17
11/12/23 4:11 PM GMT
Saved and faved Sandi - just gorgeous - I see aspects of Impressionism in this beauty!
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.Tomeast
11/12/23 7:08 PM GMT
This is a beauty Sandi , so well done.
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.Starglow
11/13/23 12:40 AM GMT
So clear and glass like, makes it just beautiful.
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.casechaser
11/13/23 2:03 AM GMT
Very nice transition of colors and textures, Sandi.
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.LynEve
11/13/23 11:12 AM GMT
Total delight !!!
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::koca
11/20/23 8:51 AM GMT
I expected something else, but this is really wonderful.
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.za4em9
11/24/23 8:20 PM GMT
This is very interesting - there is lots to explore here; it can serve as a source for study of underwater lighting. Now, put your phone into a transparent plastic container and submerge it just a little bit in the water - so that the camera lens is under the water level (but dry) and repeat this picture - this is a good place for it.
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