Reflections

Was able to take the rowing shell to the lake today; first time in ~3 months (June).
I liked how the tree line and its reflection draw the eye to the right.

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[Simply Amanda]

So pretty!! Love some good lake time!

[Mags]

Gorgeous view! The water is just like a mirror.

[Thom Mitchell]

@marlboromaam The sky and its reflection were a bit faded. I added some saturation in ON1…

[Thom Mitchell]

@alophoto Thanks, Amanda! Me, too! For me, it’s my exercise, but at least the exercise comes with scenery and not just the walls of a fitness center!

[Kathy]

I like how you're down close to the water's edge and getting that reflection from that pov.

[GaryW]

Beautiful reflection! Indeed my eye immediately went to the right and the end of the picture!

[Thom Mitchell]

@randystreat In a sliding-seat rowing shell, one is practically sitting on water level. It's not like a rowboat, in which you're sitting on a raised seat or bench. Sometimes I do lean over to get the lens even closer to water level, but there is *no leaning* when I haven't been rowing for a few months!