
Linked to Lines&Squares: #27 in October.

Linked to Lines&Squares: #27 in October.

Here is a long shot of the lake in Böblingen, where I took this picture, to explain the extraordinary colour, right in the middle:

PS: The title is a word pun crossing German-English lines. Mallards are called “stock ducks” (Stockenten) in German.
For K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: reflection.
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This arcade is on the “upper lake” in Böblingen. The area around two lakes in the middle of town was revamped for the “Landesgartenschau” in the late 1990, a horticultural show. When a town is chosen to host the show it is usually done in such a way that the areal can be kept and benefit the inhabitants for years to come. I couldn’t find an explanation for this very tall and very barren – and indeed very vertical – arcade on the lakeside. It provides shade and makes for very nice reflections, though.
For One Word Sunday: vertical.
More photos illustrating this theme can be found here.

For Festival of Leaves #7. More autumn leaves can be found here.

Six Word Saturday. For more six word inspirations, click here.
And playing around with the photo a bit – try finding Starry, Starry Lake:
The water in our local, man-made lake is filtered with these contraptions called “pelicans”. They are cleaning the water. Cleaning them is necessary on a regular basis, even in the cold season.
This is for One Word Sunday. More clean photos can be found here.

When I read the prompt of Jennifer’s One Word Photo Challenge “fisheye” I started playing around with the fisheye feature of my photo editing programme. This wintery photo of a lake with a few ducks then revealed this eye – the eye of a giant fish sleeping beneath the cold waters…
https://jennifernicholewells.com/2017/04/18/one-word-photo-challenge-fisheye/
