A couple of Grebes on our dam.
No it is not a sepia shot, just reflections of our very dry paddock.
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Great watery reflections for the day, Arija! Hope you have a lovely weekend! Enjoy!
ReplyDeletegood capture
ReplyDeleteGosh, it really does look dry Arija - but I suspect that one good shower and it would soon green up again.
ReplyDeletebeautiful color, though!
ReplyDeleteHi Arija..All my latest shot's look like sepia since we are in the dead grass and leave less trees season ; ). but soon that will change!!
ReplyDeleteThe dry paddock color makes for a lovely shot!
Nice reflection!!
Grace
Beautiful Arija. I posted a Dabchick reflection too. These are also known as Grebes. I hope you're having a great weekend, Blessings, Jo
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous capture!
ReplyDeleteLovely little Grebes .... I awoke to soft rain this morning Arija .... hopefully you are receiving the same.
ReplyDeleteOur part of the country is sepia colored too but in parts the ground is becoming green. Then it snowed this morning. lol
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I also thought the first time it is edited photo. We have already lastly green.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant reflections, stunning photo. And yes, a lot of the countryside my way is also brown. Rain would be such a treat.
ReplyDeleteOg, Arija ! Your pictures are always so nice and so poetical...
ReplyDeleteLovely wildlife photography of nature's gems ~ Great for Reflections!
ReplyDeletethank you for your concern. you are so kind.
ReplyDeleteHa! At least you've still got a dam ... ours dried up completely for the 1st time in 15 years this summer!! But ... I hope the rain has reached you too!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get some rain. The grebes hope so too!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if these are the same Grebes that live near you. I thought one had disappeared. Maybe the remaining one found a new mate? I'd love to share some rain with you! Take care my friend!
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