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Lake Jackson
All the grass you see in the foreground was water and waterlilies last year.
Hope you all enjoy and please zoom.
Thanks for the comments.
Comments (26)
Very beautiful view and shot. Perfect title!
B---E---A---U---T---Y
Nature seems to love changing our views of itself; beautiful in this scenario too!
Cool shot !
What a beautiful view Kim. The sky and landscape are gorgeous.
Lovely capture of the open space~ The rains will return and fill it back up in time.
It is very well expressed. I thank you for this one. 5+!
Very beautiful sky and landscape capture Kim!!
very pretty wide view kim, nice capture my friend..
This is Shining.
A very beautiful scene and landscape Kim.
Wow! The water levels have really gone down. Is that mud or water? Cool shot!
I would think that walking out there could lead to sinking in the muck.beautiful sky
Well, if you know me you KNOW I love this one Kim...skies and clouds...amazing photo material!
ta photo est splendide
And it is so beautiful now. Anyway I hope the water comes back. It is a wonderful shot.
lovely place
Marvelous landscape Kim, spectacular work!
Awesome Capture,Beautiful Place
Wonderful capture of what is hopefully a rare sight.
great shot Kim and it sure does prove that Mother Nature controls what happens on this planet!
Home home on the range oops sorry lol just reminds me of that song great image here hon.
Superb shot!
The sky is amazing in zoom, great capture!!
The large sky compresses the foreground, yet still its dry. Like how you've shot it Kim!
Great capture!! A real difference from last year, Kim - is it because of the drought? :o]