Lovely light and beautiful water ..and it looks like it could have been taken recently. (Not that I know what the area looks like personally --we have never been to our nations capital).
I've always loved waterfalls, i am looking at your post where are they! I laughed when you laughed at my "cold"temps which are much much higher than the summers among all of you living in cold countries. I actually cannot relate how warm-blooded humans can adopt to -34°C, as my migrant friends in Canada experience every winter. It scares me, i might not be able to leave the heated homes those times.
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Born in London, I've lived in The Netherlands, New York, and Washington DC. Now I've settled down in Colorado and love taking pictures. Until October 2014 I used a Nikon D40X, but now it's a Nikon D5300. I do almost no photo editing - occasionally I will crop or remove a dust spot, but that's all. What comes out of the camera is what you see here.
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so wondeful. I love the reflection of the sun
ReplyDeleteLovely light and beautiful water ..and it looks like it could have been taken recently. (Not that I know what the area looks like personally --we have never been to our nations capital).
ReplyDeleteLove this Al!
ReplyDeleteThis is Awesome Al...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteI've always loved waterfalls, i am looking at your post where are they! I laughed when you laughed at my "cold"temps which are much much higher than the summers among all of you living in cold countries. I actually cannot relate how warm-blooded humans can adopt to -34°C, as my migrant friends in Canada experience every winter. It scares me, i might not be able to leave the heated homes those times.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo, Al!
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