Photographs that feature or highlight reflections on water are amongst my favourites. Truth is, this is not a genre I spend much time on myself (which will very quickly become apparent). I must admit, though, that it was fun to assemble these shots. Thank you Terri!
↑ Ouse Creek, Trent Hills, ON.
Just south of this location it empties into Rice Lake. ↓
The marsh, Presqu’ile Provincial Park, Brighton, ON.
Located at Lock 7 is a “retired” railway swing bridge built for the Central Ontario Railway in 1883. The steel bridge sits permanently in the “open” position beside the Trent-Severn waterway. It is a beloved picnic site and, ‘though strictly forbidden, a favourite structure for climbing and jumping into the water.
It spans The Bay of Quinte in Lake Ontario.
This is sunset after a delightful evening on the pier.
The end of another lovely day at the waterfront.
Lake Erie, Leamington, ON.
Point Pelee National Park, Leamington, ON.
Typha (Cattail) Thatching Machine.
Caldwell First Nations’ Boardwalk.
Sturgeon Creek, Leamington, ON.
Hillman Marsh Conservation Area
Leamington, ON.
Thanks to Terri for creating another Sunday Stills challenge for us. She’s a pretty amazing woman, coming up with one interesting and enjoyable topic after another! Please take a moment to visit her site, enjoy her spectacular images and her very engaging narrative:
Sunday Stills: Mid-summer Reflections
’Til next time, y’all…
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