can someone give us some water by Richardphotos
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on a local pond in my favorite park. the green stuff looks strong enough to walk on
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Comments (99)
This is sure some strong stuff! Cool shot.
Really fantastic shot Richard! That water looks murky! Another amazing capture!
One word - YUCK! Great work
This is definitely an interesting pond. Nice shot!!!!!
Excellent photography and image..
A tribute to life's indomitable spirit to survive in the most extreme conditions.
Yep, survival of the fittest. Life goes on. What a wonderful shot. Aloha
Looks like a great place to go swimming - if you're a frog! :O)
Awesome photo
Little plant people enjoying the sun. Kewl capture. Aloha
excellent shot.
Wow, what a photo! I can't even see any water there! Lea
....ein interessantes Foto! Es wird schon wieder regnen! Tolle Aufnahme!
Fantastic. Looks very weird the green stuff. Wonderful capture.
excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic shot! :)
Una imagen bellisima, Richard, llena de creatividad y muy sugerente!!!!! 5+
Wonderful greens, plants and light!!! Excellent capture, Richard!!!
Fantastic colors, light and details. Excellent shot, hope they get some water very soon.
Nice shot
Love the light and shadows on this picture ! Great title too :-)
Fantastic shot.
I suppose the coating of duckweed helps prevent further evaporation. It has rained at last here in the South of England.
Wonderful capture!!
Excellent shot, fantastic details and beautiful light
Jolie capture, excellente photo
Duckweed / chickweed call it what you will, I had some got into my pond once. It multiplys like crazy until the whole pond is covered and is very difficult to get rid of, especially if you have fish. I used to net it out every day but the spores just kept coming back. I didn't get rid of it until I eventually drained the pond and fitted a new liner. My niece took some from her pond and put it into a very large pond on her mothers(my sister) farm. It decimated the pond life it took over to such an extent. Very nasty stuff really Richard, and as you say deceptive, it look like lush grass that you could walk on. I would hate to have this on a pond near where chidren play. Excellent capture none the less. Bravo!!!!!
This is how Chia pets get started.
Well captured !!! love the shadows ...........
Yucky-poo ! ....we get that stuff on the water a lot here too...cute title and good shot Richard ~ *** H u g s ***