An unusual reflection of clouds on a pond, it almost appears to be a bed of fluffy cotton shielding a sun in the water
Bed of Clouds Reflections
Bed of Clouds Reflections
Tag Archives: pond
Sunlight Reflections
Setting sun through the trees creates interesting reflections on a side pond at Lakeshore, Durham, North Carolina
Sunlight Reflections
Shadows and Light Reflections
The sun’s light from the trees at a side pond at Lakeshore, Durham, North Carolina, creates golden, sky and shadow reflections on the water.
Shadows and Light Reflections
Abstract Reflections
Waves in the pond create abstract, attractive reflections in Lakeshore, Durham, North Carolina
Abstract Reflections
Abstract Vertical Reflections
Unstill Reflections
Miniscule waves in the pond create small unstill reflections in Lakeshore in Durham, North Carolina
Unstill Reflections
Variety of Reflections
A variety of abstract reflections on a pond and a large puddle at Lakeshore, Durham, North Carolina
Variety of Reflections
Home and Tree Reflections
A photo of trees and home reflections at Lakeshore (pond) in Durham, North Carolina
Home Reflections
Lakeshore Reflections
Moving from images from the Kentucky trip back to North Carolina. Posting photos from Durham at a small rainwater drain pond, also known as a buffer pond – Lakeshore. A range of homes and trees cast reflections in the pond.
Lakeshore Reflections
Water Fountains in the Pond
Water fountains in the close property of the home in Lexington countryside
Water Fountain
Another View of the Water Fountain
Reflections on the Pond
The University of Kentucky Arboretum in Lexington was landscaped well, and there is a pond with greenery, sky, and cloud reflections.
Reflections on the Pond
Countryside Estates
The countryside of Lexington has estates with large homes and ponds
A Country Home in Lexington
Gazebo in Lexington Countryside
Algae on a Pond
Near Lexington, Hisle Park’s pond has stagnant water, creating natural designs
Algae Landscape
Algae Designs
Gardens in Durham
While we saw and captured bonsai images, we walked around the gardens and took photos.
The Sarah P. Duke Gardens consist of approximately 55 acres of landscaped and wooded areas at Duke University located in Durham, North Carolina. There are 5 miles of allées, walks, and pathways throughout the gardens.
Here an image of a yellow lily in a small pond.
Yellow Lily at the Garden
Views from Raffaldini Vineyards
The environment around Raffaldini Vineyards screams Tuscany. The mountains, clouds, and ponds add to the beautiful vista in the area.
Vineyard Views
View from Raffaldini Vineyards
Landscape at Raffaldini Vineyards
Statues at Raffaldini Vineyards
The trails around Raffaldini Vineyards in North Carolina have statues and ponds that make a pleasant environment
Sculpture at Raffaldini Vineyards
Contemplation at the Pond
Red Bridge
During the Walk of Hope, we saw the Sarah P. Duke Gardens’ iconic red bridge that has been named the Meyer Bridge, in memory of the late J. Horst Meyer, a Duke physics professor and beloved friend of Duke Gardens. The bridge is located over the large pond in the Culberson Asiatic Arboretum and is a favorite spot for visitors to pause for photos and gaze at the beauty around them.
Duke Gardens Red Bridge Reflections
Red Bridge Through Bamboos
Japanese Bridge at Duke Gardens
In Durham, North Carolina, Sarah P. Duke Gardens’ iconic red bridge has been named the Meyer Bridge. The bridge is located over the large pond in the Culberson Asiatic Arboretum and is a favorite spot for visitors to pause for photos and gaze at the beauty around them. Reflection of the bridge in a moving pond creates an artistic feel.
Mabry Mill Waterwheel
Picturesque Mabry Mill, with its slowly turning waterwheel, and pond is an iconic sight on the Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina.
Serenity at the Japanese Tea Garden
Stepping stone blocks over a small pond and water lilies provide a serene environment at the Japanese Tea Garden, Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
Pagoda Reflections
Following a two-year restoration project, the Japanese Tea Garden’s towering red pagoda in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park has been officially revived to its full glory, 107 years after its appearance at the 1915 world’s fair. Here are hazy reflections of the pagoda on a pond.
