Swan & Cygnet, Black Pond Esher Common
Yesterday we went for a walk in Esher woods. The frost on the ground was showing no sign of melting, and our breath condensed as it hit the cold air, but the light was lovely so I kept this weeks Challenge in mind when we were walking and was looking out for interesting reflections.
Here are a few of my favourites
Black Pond Esher common
‘No Dogs Allowed’ Lake, Esher Common
Frozen Marsh, Esher Common
Black Pond, Esher Common, December 2012
For other interpretations of this week’s theme have a look at:
Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections
Day One 
brilliant!
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Thank you 🙂
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Ah yes Black Pond – haven’t been there since my old dog died. Wonderful little area of solitude.
I,too loved taking pictures there and the winter weather always produces some beautiful and stark views.
Good stuff.
I am a photographer (by trade) and just setting out on the blogging path as a means of updating my web site so was interested to see your contribution.
I’ll drop in again to see how you’re doing.
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Thank you 🙂 I’m a complete amateur as I’m sure is blatantly obvious, so your comments are very welcome! I’m quite new to blogging too, but getting my head round it so if you’re stuck on anything, please ask, although if you can get your head round digital photo-editing software, then you can manage anything!!
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Beautiful pictures.
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Thanks 🙂 I like the upside-down ones. The swans looked silly upside down!
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Good job! The swan photo is stunning.
Blessings ~ Maxi
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Lol, thanks 🙂
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To my teacher from Russia with love! )))
I was nominated to the Beautiful Blogger Award and in my turn I have nominated you. You can see details here: http://randomizer144.wordpress.com/2012/12/05/beautiful-blogger-award/
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Wow!! Thank you 🙂 I love the badges …. Must work out how to put them on my sidebar!
I’m a beautiful blogger 🙂 Yay!!
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You are beautiful, Full stop! You do like the world upside down, or is to try and catch me out? I am off to check out the photos I took today.
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Aww, thank you 🙂
Not sure what it is about upside-down-ness, I just like seeing what the pictures look like upside down, especially when they are reflections. Maybe it’s my dyslexia, I like to look at things laterally
It’s amazing how flipping them changes what we see about the pictures and how we interpret them, it’s like when we see pictures of people with upside-down faces with their smiles inverted… Our eye doesn’t think there is anything wrong!
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YOu have captured some beautiful reflections here Barbara.
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🙂 Thank you
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These are beautiful shots; especially the swans… finally catching up. 🙂
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lol, I’m like that sometimes, takes me days to catch up 🙂
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There’s those upside down pictures again. My mind is confused enough already! Pretty though.
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I didn’t have so many followers then, only auntie Marie noticed the upside down photos!
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