The weather has been so bad for outdoor photography that I decided to stop by the local garden nursery for some indoor shots. This one is an over head shot of the holding tank for the water garden fish.
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Goldfish
The weather has been so bad for outdoor photography that I decided to stop by the local garden nursery for some indoor shots. This one is an over head shot of the holding tank for the water garden fish.
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Nice picture full of colour.
ReplyDeleteWell they make a welcome splash of colour! We're having very bad weather for photography here too.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of visiting a garden centre. How clever of you, Andy!
ReplyDeleteThat's a passel of goldfish. I was reading the other day about one of our big lakes being overrun by HUGE goldfish which eat just about everything else. The picture shown was a goldfish of I'd guess about 20 pounds!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a bight, cheery photo. I also really love the way you caught some of the reflections on the water.
ReplyDeleteWell done Andy, can't let a bit of weather stop the creative juices!!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright color during this time of dreary weather!
ReplyDeletepretty! i've always wanted a koi pond - but i know the dogs and herons and egrets would have a FIELD day!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors on this dreary day!
ReplyDeleteThat makes for a very artsy shot. Indoor photography has been calling me too, lately. They're just all still in the camera.
ReplyDeleteThey are so bright and lovely to watch, very clever to turn limitation to creativity!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteNice shot. I read yesterday that in Lake Tahoe, California they recently found an 18 inch golfish - definitely not a native species! It's amazing to think a coddled little fish like this could thrive so.
ReplyDeleteAndy, this is a real eye candy!
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