Clear signs of Spring - # 09/43
...........just as the title says. The pond at Ham Common.
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Ton "pond" (en français: bassin, mare, étang ou même l'Océan Atlantique") ressemble à une "baignade naturelle", un concept de piscine tout à fait dans l'air du temps, une piscine biologique avec filtration de l'eau sur des plantes dans une zone moins profonde (celle de ton premier plan avec les roseaux et les iris d'eau). Les 3 principaux arbres sont tous différents : tilleul, 2 sortes de saule il me semble.
ReplyDeleteTa photo exploite la lumière remarquablement. Un vrai Manet. Manquent juste les pique niqueurs (et la baigneuse).
Oh happy day, Spring has sprung or at least it's springing. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteNothing compares to the fresh green of spring.
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