Lake Mendota
Bobbing sailboats, moored for the night, in a natural harbor on Madison’s Lake Mendota. The last vestiges of the sun before it disappears beyond the horizon gives the water a shimmery appeal. Summer evenings can be a bit of heaven when there’s an easy breeze off the lake and time enough to relax and appreciate the end of a good day.
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That’s a pretty scene, but you did a magnificent job with the water!
That’s a pretty scene, but you did a magnificent job with the water!
Such a peaceful image. Love the complimentary colors of the sky and water.
Such a peaceful image. Love the complimentary colors of the sky and water.
I can imagine sitting on the dock with a nice glass of wine drinking in the serenity. Thanks
Oh wow! I love the light in this one and how silky the water looks.
Beautiful, Bo. Very beautiful.
So peaceful and serene – gorgeous!!
The lake has been so perfect lately! Beautiful shot!
Love this sailboat photo. Good luck.