One more from Mississippi

[John Allen]

Late afternoon or early evening light. This is a pond in the city park. I took my dog there for a run several times a week, which explains why I have so many photos taken there.
reflection by John Allen, on Flickr

 

[Rob MacKillop]

My kind of place for a walk. Fine shot, John. Amazingly clear reflections.

 

[John Allen]

Thanks, Rob. It was a great place to walk the dog, except when we had 100% humidity with a 100+ degrees f.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Then it's not my kind of place. Anything above 65 degrees, and I'm wasted.

 

[John Allen]

Then it's not my kind of place. Anything above 65 degrees, and I'm wasted.

It was too hot for me too. You will notice that most of these photos were taken when the trees were bare.

 

[Brian Moore]

I think it's somehow refreshing that the water's edge is just slightly above middle; you have eschewed the much ballyhooed Rule of Thirds. Good for you, John. You've made a nice image.

 

[John Allen]

I think it's somehow refreshing that the water's edge is just slightly above middle; you have eschewed the much ballyhooed Rule of Thirds. Good for you, John. You've made a nice image.

Following the rules can lead to success. Breaking the rules can lead to greatness.

 

[Pete Askew]

It has a very restful feel to it and a nice touch of mystery to 'the other side'.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I agree with Pete but I can't quite understand that it is Rob's kind of place to walk. I do not see anywhere where you can walk in that picture Rob