Trees reflected on an oxbox pond at Oxley Nature Center here in Tulsa.
Reflections found on the Arkansas River bottoms on a cold, windy, rainy, day (my favorite kind of day).
Winter Reflections
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Trees reflected on an oxbox pond at Oxley Nature Center here in Tulsa.
Reflections found on the Arkansas River bottoms on a cold, windy, rainy, day (my favorite kind of day).
At least there’s no snow yet. We’ve been able to be outside everyday this month. But Winter is coming…
We are also enjoying cool days. So nice to sleep with just the fan blowing. I don’t understand why but yesterday, I was having problem trying to access your blog. I am glad this morning the problem is gone.
Great wintry reflection shots! ~ Ruff! Ruff! to your doggies from Angel ^_^
Live each moment with love,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
I love your photos. I especially love the tree’s reflected in first one! It’s been cool here too.
Nice to see reflections, a rarity for me.
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