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That photo is just too good! Gorgeous closeup.
ReplyDeleteMine's shared. Stop by if you can.
I really like the perspective you chose to take this from...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely! Would like to lay in a hammock all day & enjoy that scene! I've been obsessed with photographing flowers lately myself. And the bugs (dragonflies, grasshoppers, bees, etc) that seem to surround them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture! Perfect for WW!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Well done.
ReplyDeleteHope your WW was a good one and have a great week.
Looking forward to next week.
Seselwaz.
beautiful picture!
ReplyDeleteNice photo.gorgeous tree..visit my blog if you can..Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique Alexandra!
ReplyDeleteYou got the horizon perfectly level and the buoy in the distance.
One of my favorite pastimes was swimming between those buoys.
Thanks for sharing,
RichA.
RichA,
ReplyDeleteAlexandra says thanks. She's really getting into taking pictures and seems to have a knack for it.
As for swimming between the buoys, I keep meaning to... these days, I mostly just swim out aways and then float. I call it meditation and feel better about my laziness...