Wordless Wednesday: Reflection
March 10, 2010
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What a gorgeous photo! The reflections are so beautiful.
Oh wow! Absolutely breathtaking…
A very beautiful photo. Where was it taken?
Stunning photo. I could sit in my comfy garden chair and look at that view for a long time~gail
Thank you all. I’m glad you like the view.
Les, I wish this was my back yard. This is a view of Lone Peak in the Wasatch Mountains in the southern end of the Salt Lake Valley. I was standing in the back yard of a home on this man-made pond. We were there for my son’s first drum recital, which he nailed by the way as did all the kids. Woohoo, I’m a proud mama. Anyway, that would be quite a nice view living on that pond.
What an amazing photograph. You are quite the photographer, and I have so enjoyed your nature inspired images. This photo does make one long for a lawn chair and a warm cup of coffee to sit and enjoy the moment. Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
That is one incredible photograph! You should enter it in a contest.
Goodness, thanks Liisa and Robin. I think this was luck of being in the right place at the right time. It sure is a lovely spot though.