Afloat by bmac62
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (46)
Gorgeous image. Great capture!!
Yes indeed full size is beautiful. Very crisp and clear. Wonderful shot.
bonne photo!
Bubble still life! Great Capture
WOW!.... Now that IS a really great shot.. Like it allot.. Well taken , mate! Rob
Beautiful!
Great depth and clarity. Love the younger buds along side the bloom, an instant fav!
as usual: superb!!!
W O N D E R F U L !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a must zoom capture Bill. Love the dew drops on the lily petals and how clear the water is. Super shot. Dana
this is wonderful shot
B E A U T Y
Beautiful shot, Bill! I love these water lillies, there's something almost ethereal about them. Or maybe it's just me... LOL! Excellent photo anyway!
wow, beautiful! love the detail. wonderful colours!
This was worth a zoom - spectacular result Bill, There is something very Zen-like about a Lily pond. BB
since I'm only back for one image this morning, I was determined to do the most recent ones, just because I so rarely do that. But I had to do this because it was one of a number of your images that I felt openly guilty for not commenting on in your gallery. It's almost japanese in its simplicity, clarity, and boldness. (A few items presented boldly as if each had something powerful to say, and not much fuss around each item, so each item can stand out by itself---I'm not sure that's a great summation of some Japanese art, but it'll have to suffice for now, lol.) And the wonderful variation in shapes between each floating object, in color, in hue---the greens against those reddish browns are wonderful contrasts, as well as the shapes of the protruding plants over the flat pads. The burst of the flower (lotus maybe?), and the flat beauty of the water, which nevertheless has depth and much going on inside---this is a beautiful composition and a collection of hues & textures, almost an abstract, but wholly photographic. Beautiful. And Bill, many congratulations to you on your marriage, and many many more years of joy, love & revelation for both of you! It's so nice that you've now made it public. I hope your weekend was terrific! Great joy & love to you both, may this be the beginning of great, great things...