Pairs around the pond

Published on by Laura Bloomsbury

I set out with camera to my local pond, looking for nothing in particular but mindful of colour palettes I might like to try since the day was mostly overcast and somewhat muted – in the process I ended up with one or other photo having something in common with another, either in form, hue or subtitle.

8 thoughts on “Pairs around the pond”

  1. Oh my! Looking at both form and color, far past monocular sight, the word I see here expressed is “splash.” Odd response? But there it is – a splash of growing green, then when green changes for Autumn’s gaze, and look, even a bird’s feathers can splash.

    Reminds me of an old sea-captain’s telescope. Looking through the wrong end reveals nothing much. Turned right-way round, the universe becomes visible, understood. Lovely work Laura.

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    1. Splash is a good verb for ponds especially when applied to colour! Thank you seeing through the other end of the telescope

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