The reflections of a fallen coconut palm in a small pond during the doldrum season. This is a beautiful time of the year, when the winds are gentle and the lagoon is like glass. Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Commissioned by Australia Post as part of their decorative envelopes.
D70s | 10-20mm | 1/80 | f18
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’BRINGING COCOS TO THE WORLD"
I’m one lucky lady who lives on a remote tropical island in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Inspired by the surrounding beauty above and below, I took up photography as a hobby several years go. This has now turned out to be an all consuming passion, driven by the desire to promote the Cocos (Keeling) Islands the only way I know, through my eyes and lens.
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jaw dropping….just so beautiful. HUUUUGE fan of yours :)
Thanks so much! :)
brilliant shot Karen, your pic’s are awesome :)
Where are you Karen….it looks like HEAVEN"
Awesome
cheers
Hi there, I live on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The islands are an external territory of Australia – our closest neighbour is Christmas Island which is about 900km to the north east. So,,, Cocos is pretty isolated, but absolutely beautiful.
– Karen Willshaw
Absolutely fantastic!
Just awsome :)
Gorgeous capture, Karen!
Wonderful!!!
Beautiful!
Sensational beauty, this is a gorgeous shot. Aloha ’oe, It is good to hear from you today.
G’day (that’s about as Aussie as it comes!)
Thanks Sharon for passing by and commenting~greatly appreciated. Cheers ~ Karen
– Karen Willshaw