Pray that Maybe by Lashia
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Here is my last shot of this setting sun over Okanagan Lake. I love the open water in this shot.
I hope everyone had a good "Date Day Wednesday", my next pictures will be from the Coffee House Open Mic :-)
thanks for all the views and kind comments, I read every one of them!
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Lashia
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If you like this shot visit my site at www.Selinaphotography.ca
Comments (17)
Great water!!! Wonderful!!
Very mood scene due the blue tones!
Extraordinary image of blue-toned landscape. Well done!
wonderful waterscape !! like the blue colortones so much !!
Wonderful sky and water, and great mood.
love this amazing shot my friend!!!
cool
Beautiful view and capture, my friend....also thanks for your nice comment on my latest image Mermaid world for all my friend. Greetings Adrie.
A very awesome view.
Very nice photo - the waves and the sky are in tune.
wow beautiful spot and a wonderful shot of it :-)
beautiful blues on the water and the sky
beautiful capture and colors! :)
This is such a beautiful capture, and I'll try to visit your site when things are calmer in my life
fabulous!
A lovely 'lakescape', Selina. The stillness in the air, the slow, silent waiting for the sun to go down, and night to cloak the land, is a favourite time of day of mine, although usually I don't have my camera handy to take advantage of the opportunity. I could say that we've only got one Lake in Scotland. This is due to a Dutch mapmaker's inability to read Scots. All the rest are lochs, of course, even if we don't have as many as your huge country has. Thanks for all the photos you have posted. They give others an idea of life elsewhere in the world, and confirm that we are all 'Jock Tamson's bairns' - the Scottish expression that we are all brothers and sisters, children and heirs of the One Creator. May He bless your endeavours and keep you safe. Warm regards, from a damp, clammy Glasgow, John.