When I was a lot younger I was too busy to notice a lot of the little details that occur in nature. I discovered later in life that if I slow down and look around me I can enjoy the beauty of something as simple as trees or birds reflected in still water.
Inspired by Ingrid’s Wandering Wednesday photo prompt – Reflections
Wandering Dawgs 
Oh that foggy morning is special! Quite moody! Pretty captures my friend!
Isn’t it the truth that we can see more now that we are older (not old) and wiser!
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We’re not old we’re seasoned!
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Indeed!
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These are all gorgeous shots, but the West Point Lake, GA, one takes my breath away. Amazing. 🙂
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Great shots! I love the foggy morning especially! Would make a great print!
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Thank you! That’s my favorite, too
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Love these dreamy images especially the foggy morning one with the lone tree. Amazing how we get more observant with age or maybe its our cameras that have taught us to notice things more acutely 🙂
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I love reflections. I’ll echo other commenters, the West Point Lake one is amazing. Love your comment about being seasoned, not old. It’s too bad, youth is wasted on the young!
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Ha ha! So true about youth!
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Beth, each photo is beautiful Reflection photos are soothing to behold. Perhaps, we were not taught and simply didn’t take the time to enjoy nature when younger. Growing up, in the era that I did, I spent a lot of time outside; however, I don’t remember appreciating the beauty of nature as I do now. It seems sad that young people today aren’t getting outside and learning to appreciate nature. Hopefully some do with parents/grandparents that encourage outside activities. I don’t truly know, but it seems younger people are spending too much time inside and on their electronics.
Again, enjoyed your reflection photos.
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Thank you Sheila. Here’s hoping the kids these days are exposed to outdoor fun.
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