The New Neighbors by wysiwig
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Here is a lovely young couple at the Marsh. I believe he said his name was Mister Drake. They just flew into town looking to set up housekeeping and start a family.
Comments (17)
A very lovely couple, to be sure! I hope that they find the neighborhood to their liking! Great capture
They look like a fine upstanding couple! I'm sure they will be an asset to the community. Lovely capture of the reeds and their reflection! Beautiful shot!
Nice shot.
Such a peaceful bright shot, full of spring hope. Look forward to you being on first name terms (Francis?)and being invited to meet the family.
I've I'd know you were going to make a pun, I'd have ducked. lol Nice capture.
excellent photo!!
Oh I can't wait to get back out to take photos just like this one here.
very very nice shot !
all deck out in the best outfits too. wonderful looking
great capture superb image!!
Great shot!
sweet place love the water warm hugs, Linda
Mr. and Mrs. Duck - apart!
Your marsh is a very charming neighborhood they seem to have made themselves at home already. Wonderful shot.
You know I think the Mallards are related for sure. I heard him quacking on about his cousin Barney over your way, LOL. This is a really great shot!
Very lovely couple!
If you've forgotten the chronology back here, this came soon after the NYC shots, which I loved. And this shot? Oh man. A real beauty! Man, you got gems back here! The water is pure silver, the light is gorgeous. (I"m talkin' zoom here, which really shows it off.) The light on the bulrushes, or whatever they are, is also gorgeous, along with the music of their angles. (Bulrushes sounds like something from the bible.) The ducks have an almost luminous presence. And the crop puts us right into the shot. It's gorgeous, Mark. Like a jewel. I'm at 70 minutes, and unfortunately I have to leave. But I'll be back. This is a great shot to leave with too. The water here is a sheet of rippling glass! A real beauty...