Very pretty. I love the lavender color! Would you really want summer all year 'round? You could move to south Florida. But we moved from south Florida to Ocala 'cause we wanted a bit of change-of-seasons. Not too much, just enough! :)
Every time I see a lily pad photo I now think of the realtor who sold Julie's mother's house to her. She attended an art exhibition where a lilly pad photo I took was on display and wanted to buy it, so I gave it to her. She wanted it because her late son had a favorite park that features lily pads.
It is always sad when a child, whether still a child or as an adult, pre-deceases a parent. Sorry to leave a melancholy comment.
I have been meaning to answer your question about the lens I use but keep forgetting. So I just thought of it and wanted to do it before it pops out of my mind again. I have been using a Nikon Coolpix P510. It's the same one that Sharon and Dave and Julie use. It's a great little camera and very light weight. It's lens is a zoom from wide angle up to 42X which is amazing. I use it most of the time now.
These are beautiful! Here we only see the white onces.
ReplyDeleteKeep trying to figure out if that is a painting or a photograph. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteSurely it will be warm up there for awhile?
Not a painting . . . only nature's handiwork. It's a pond in the Japanese Garden in Como Park in St. Paul.
Deleteso lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors of these lily pads. Enjoy them now as everything has it's season!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I love the lavender color! Would you really want summer all year 'round? You could move to south Florida. But we moved from south Florida to Ocala 'cause we wanted a bit of change-of-seasons. Not too much, just enough! :)
ReplyDeleteI do love water lilies. Just Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see a lily pad photo I now think of the realtor who sold Julie's mother's house to her. She attended an art exhibition where a lilly pad photo I took was on display and wanted to buy it, so I gave it to her. She wanted it because her late son had a favorite park that features lily pads.
ReplyDeleteIt is always sad when a child, whether still a child or as an adult, pre-deceases a parent. Sorry to leave a melancholy comment.
I am always happy to see a water lily. They are such show offs with their bright and pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and the leaves are lovely, too. Nice composition!
ReplyDeleteI share your sentiment. We have trees here that are already starting to turn yellow. Our summers seem remarkably short!
I have been meaning to answer your question about the lens I use but keep forgetting. So I just thought of it and wanted to do it before it pops out of my mind again. I have been using a Nikon Coolpix P510. It's the same one that Sharon and Dave and Julie use. It's a great little camera and very light weight. It's lens is a zoom from wide angle up to 42X which is amazing. I use it most of the time now.
ReplyDeletePainting with film (well, you know). Gorgeous!
ReplyDeletePretty. Next time I come up I am glint to go to Como. Been a long time.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Kate. I took some similar photos of lily pads recently but was disappointed that the colors washed out. You did a better job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bloom.
ReplyDeleteWater lilies truly are beautiful, Kate.
ReplyDeleteExquisite!
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