My favorite Sycamores, Tulsa Riverpark, 41st at Riverside
Snow melting on the parking lot makes a reflecting pool
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That looks really neat. I like the way the tree seems to be growing up and down. It looks nice in black and white too.
Beautiful sycamores and look great in monochrome with the snow.
Viewing this in monochrome gives it an old fashioned feel. I love the tree trunk's reflection in the icy water.
Very nice subject for a b/w and love the reflection.
This one is well worth a song or two :-)
I really like the black and white feel to this photo...makes it feel very cold. So pretty!
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Fine mono. I love the reflection.
That really is a great reflection!
Great reflection and a wonderful photo!
Nice shot! Monochrome was the perfect choice for this subject. I love that tree! Kathy
Very interesting shot! The reflections really added the final touch to it.
Nice shot.
What a majestic tree! The reflection is delightful.
Good reflection here! Thanks for your advice, I'm thinking about translating my posts.
Have a good weekend!
Serge
Oh, yes. YOu have captured this to perfection for both memes,Bill. Good job.
These are beautiful!
Excellent. I didn't realize the reflections were from snow melt puddles in the parking lot until I read your description. Nice framing.
Oh this is a gorgeous shot, very atmospheric. Love it! Greetings to Tulsa from France!
This is a great shot. Majestic trees.
btw. Yes, we have learned how difficult it is to loose a child. They will allways in in our minds.
Fantastic picture, Bill! I love this tree too.
I am always fascinated by reflections. It's confusing for the mind.
Bill, this is really beautiful. With snow melting I guess the photos are going to begin to change.
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