How to photograph tadpoles!
Today’s Daily Prompt is: Mirror, Mirror, On the Wall and states, “Photographers, artists, poets: show us REFLECTIONS.”
On the road, I present to you an assortment of images that represent “Reflections.”
(Note: Please do not share any of my images on Pinterest!)
See you in a dozen hours when I return home!
Enjoy!
Z
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Rio Jama
One could not ask for a more pristine start to a day!
Arresting Sunset – Playa San Miguel, Costa Rica
CR dawn
The elusive Cocoi Heron aligns with the setting sun. 20/March/2013
After the rains…
Oh! To step into this scene would enhance the quality of anyone’s day! Costa Rica
Make it a great day, everyone!
Z
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These are beautiful reflections. You take magnificent pictures full of mood and feelings.
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Incredible reflections, but, oh the heron! Beautiful capture.
Fabulous! You gave my mind a run for the money!!
beautiful shots ! especially love the sunsets, travel safely 🙂
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Z, terrific. I think I like the mirrored, symmetrical view of the second to last one. It is cool how you have captured the semi-circular arch. Well done. Of course, I like almost all of your work anyway. BTG
Safe travel. Always love your sunsets.
Magnificent!!!
wow! all of them are fantastic!
Buen viaje!
Lovely photos as always! I especially like the Playa San Miguel sunset & the heron pic.
Z…all are favourites!! Stunning…
Travel safe.
So many lovely reflections. I am glad you said there were tadpoles in the first photo though. I didn’t know what was in that photo at first glance 🙂
Wonderful! My oldest sis has a condo in CR and I keep trying to get there, but life gets in the way every time…
Everyone one is stunning – gorgeous as we see these beautiful places through your lens.
The views from your little river house are exquisite! 🙂
its very sweet, though the birds are what make it so special… well, those wooden canoes are special too!
Beautiful reflections!
I simply can’t get over the variety of sunrises and sunsets you get to experience. Not only that, you have the ability to capture them, which isn’t at all easy. We had a “lemon chiffon pie” sunset tonight after a storm – it was beautiful, but there really wasn’t anything to take a picture of – the light was too diffuse.
It’s the water that helps you out, I think – the ripples and eddies always add interest.
I’m so glad to have a nice weekend to catch up with everyone – it’s been a tough couple of weeks: nearly broken nose, cell phone gone kaput, neighbor backed into my new car. I need a little time looking at your beautiful photos!
yes, you are right; the reflective qualities of water give those sunset images double-your-viewing pleasure appeal.
almost-broken nose? yikes! that nasal area between my eyes and nose all but hurts with sympathy pains!
i hope that the spell of accidents has passed, though i’m watching wunderground and the gulf and hope that it’s a quiet few months ahead.
z
Your backyard is so peaceful and serene Lisa, it must be a joy to live in such a tranquil place
Speechless…
What an amazing gallery of reflections Lisa! Love them all!
Where ever you lived Lisa it would be a joy. It is a state of mind that governs our outlook.