Wallagoot Lake by Michael John
Two black swans glide past the remains of an old wooden jetty at Wallagoot Lake.
Wallagoot Lake is a wide relatively shallow lake that is listed as a nationally significant wetland. The lake encompasses a range of important estuarine habitats including saltmarsh and seagrass beds. Wallagoot Lake is an ICOL (intermittently closing and opening lagoon).
The lake is part of Bournda National Park near Tathra, NSW, Australia.
Canon 400D, as is.
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A very tranquil image Mike. I like the angle of the piers reaching into the lake.
Thank you Michael
– Michael John
I agree with Michael’s assessment … a lovely tranquil image !
Thanks Trish!
– Michael John
Me too!!!! I just love the feel of tranquility Michael!! A place where I would love to be just now!!
Thanks for that Sharon
– Michael John
Oh so peaceful and lovely Michael!!!
Yes it was. Thanks for the fave!
– Michael John
great capture
Thank you
– Michael John
Thanks!
– Michael John
So serene… The swans, the stillness of the water, the blues and cloud covering paint this image with calm, inviting one to sit and embrace the peace within.
Very evocative, Michael… and anyone who knows me knows I’d love that – and those birds! :D xxx
lol – some might think it is a bit boring, so thanks for seeing so much more than that Donna.
– Michael John
;) Isn’t that what one does with art…? Uses senses to go beyond what the eye can see? I like to feel the spirit of things… Tis what I do best. :)
Have a great weekend, Michael… xxx
Its a nice scene mate.
It sure is. Thanks Wazza.
– Michael John