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In July of 2008, I traveled to Maine and stayed generally in the vicinity of Deer Isle. There is a lily pond alongside the road north of Stonington which I read about in a nature photographer's brochure. I missed it the first time I drove by it, but on my way back to the inn one afternoon late I drove by it, realized what it was and turned around. These are just two of the images I took which I recently had scanned. The light was so bright, my images are a little saturated and my photo editing software didn't help much. Hope your weekend is going well. It's going to be 88 degrees here today and sunny. YIPPEE! ENJOY!
Postscript: Lisa of Red Willow asked how I made my new header. If you wish to read about it, I wrote a "how to" in the comments of my last post. Have a Great Day!
Well, it's cold and snowing hard here - I'll just enjoy your lilies for awhile!
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful. I love pink.
ReplyDeleteYour photos on the side are so nice.
You live in a beautiful place.
Barb you poor woman. I'm feeing it for you. I need to pray to the weather Gods. Carol
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