London’s Landing

No time for photography today. This is left over from yesterday. The first time I’ve missed shooting a day since I joined 365. I’m sure there will be others but I won’t obsess over it. Oops, I guess that’s what I’m doing now.

[Diana]

Beautiful capture and wonderful reflections. Love the colours and textures. I could not take a photo a day as I don't have the opportunity of getting out every day, therefore when I do get out, there are simply too many ;-)

[Yoland]

I really like the clouds in this reflection, great shot.
Is the platform in the foreground left over from the canneries?

[Kat]

Super reflections, lovely scenic shot.

[Mags]

Lovely and peaceful capture!

[KV]

I had to laugh at your description... my first year I was a bit OCD about the shooting every day and only posting a shot from that day... I’m into my third year and am much more relaxed. Gorgeous blues and greens in this shot.

[John Falconer]

Same. I smiled to myself. Great shot too.

[LManning (Laura)]

This is a beautiful image no matter what day it’s from. I love the moss on the platform in the foreground.

[Islandgirl]

Gorgeous blue reflections!

[Peter Dulis]

lovely capture ...

[Merrelyn]

Beautiful reflections

[Chris Cook]

@yoland London’s Landing is at the foot of No. 2 Road, the canneries were about a half mile west along the river. No. 2 Road (originally known as Trunk Road) was the first road constructed in Richmond in the early 1880’s. The wharf at London’s Landing was a stopping point for steamships carrying freight to and from Richmond. I don’t think the rotting dock in my photo was part of that wharf.

[Yoland]

@cdcook48 thanks Chris for that great explanation.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Beautiful scenery, so peaceful.

[carol white]

Lovely scenery and great reflections

[Mallory]

Beautiful reflections

[Walks @ 7]

There is a rustic softness is this and love the strong colors. IMHO be kind to yourself and your muse, I think that creativity needs to support and some freedom to be...