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A world turned upside down

15 December 2016 by David

A world turned upside down

A sunny winter morning. Dead calm, so no breeze to create ripples in the surface of the canal. So a picture which just focuses on the reflection of the trees on the far shore looks like it has accidentally been turned upside down.

Categories David
Magpie stepping out, West Park
Standing on one leg, sunbathing: three herons, West Park
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