Self Portrait with Float, leaves and tadpoles by durleybeachbum
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Description
I like the colour of the new Lily pads

Comments (23)
Gorgeous colors and very interesting subject matter. :) I always love your photos.
Excellent colour to those pads Andrea!
I see a lot of tadpoles. Great capture. 5/5
very well seen ; I love your portrait in a buble
Wonderful and interesting capture Andrea
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
colours and relflections, beautiful
Beautiful "water colors"
They are pretty, great pic!!!
Wonderful pic
There is a fortune in that glass ball Andrea !
Almost missed the tadpoles. Wonderful colors, reflections & composition...
Great idea and shot. Love the colours.
Love this shot, nice colours and detail... not easy shot to capture.
A healthy and happy ecosystem! Beautiful!
Great image. Zoom is a must. Those tadpoles look small enough to be picked off by damselflies.
this is cool
oh, i love this!!!
Nice.
Capital composition of the blended colors, textures, lighting and stark contrast in this Tizzy pic of the leaves and such, although I don't understand the big plum at the lower left, A.
A beautiful photo, although I don't see you in it, only your talent for garden-art and your good photo-eye, Andrea.
A wonderful collection of shapes and colors! Nice reflection and I see a tiny snail on the leaf - upper left!
A beautiful shot, Andrea, with your portrait encased in a very small portion of that beautiful float. The pads make such bold contrasts, in hue and flatness. And the water is a beautiful flat 'ground' for it all. A minimal shot but with lots going on. And the tadpoles seem very determined in their straight paths, I love the contrast. And I see the tiny snail too (with dana). Amazing how much richness you get season after season from your garden and home. Like a poet once said to a group of students who were "looking for a poem" across the world: "The poem's at your feet, if you just know how to look". Beautiful.