Teal Pond © 2010 Bo Mackison
On our evening walk through the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum, we didn’t see much in the way of green, but the skies were quite blue, and the pond provided a lovely reflection of early springtime.
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I love those ponds just as much this time of year as in mid summer. There’s always something either going on or about to happen. That’s a nice shot!
Nice shot with the reflective ponds. I love ponds any time of the year to wander around and photograph. 🙂
There’s something so soothing about the soft browns and blues of early spring. Beautiful!!!
I really do like the reflection, appears as a picture within a picture.
Wowsies! You know I am attracted to woods and ponds and reflections of the sky – this is sooooooo calling my name! Beautiful, Bo!
Well the green is back now.. spring has sprung.