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In a comment filed at 08:15 CET I promise readers images of The Tree In The Pond. At this moment I present the tree as I discovered it standing in splendid isolation in a pond that had been created as part of a project to restore the landscape to what it was in the 1700s.
The tree Alnus glutinosa offers its very first reflection here in June 2011 not long after the brook had been dammed up to create this pond and two larger ponds upstream. The September 2011 reflection is one of 100s captured since that first June day. Solitude and reflection, every day.
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| The Tree In The Pond June 2011 Ullstämmaskogens naturreservat |
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| The Tree In The Pond 2011-09-08 19:27 CET |
The Tree stopped being a living thing after that first summer as
The Tree In The Pond
Although the no longer living tree shows no visible change in any single month its reflections change minute to minute and become the living Tree In The Pond
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| The Tree In The Pond 2012-07-08 14:30 CET |
Winter brings with it new mirrors
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| The Tree In The Pond 2013-01-31 14:09 CET |
A lovely and inspirational series of pictures of the Tree in the Pond, thank you Larry ... Tim from the Times
ReplyDeleteSomeday I am going to get a friend (professional) to fix this blog so I am notified of comments (directly). In this case Tim communicated via the Times and it was great to have that work. Someday I am going to do my own book on the Tree, since I have now photographed for three full years, and the tree is still standing there, keeping watch.
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