Wednesday’s Photos
Ferns, Streams and Mountains
From the lakeshore up into the mountains, where the streams are regaining their strength after the heavy rains, the signs of late autumn are everywhere. Especially noticeable are the golden pattern-rich branches of the fern. The moisture-laden fog patches are hanging over lake and mountains longer and longer, as the weakened sun fails to penetrate the clouds. Nevertheless there is beauty to be found for those who take the time to look. These pictures have been taken in November. Enjoy.
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
What a wonderful area you live in!
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It sure is beautiful. Thank you, Pit!
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Your first photo really speaks to me. Love the elegantly simplicity and the muted tones!
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Thank you so much for your kind words. I am following you, but I still have to approve your comments. I wonder why.
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Peter, I can hear, smell and see the beauty you are surrounded with.
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Thanks for the compliment, Cornelia!
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Peter-these are wonderful! I like the first one but the third one with the ferns should be submitted for a nature photo calendar. Composition and color are perfect and really show the simple beauty of your area.
I have printed small photos from my blog community to hang on my office door. Your fern picture will now join my group.😊
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Thank you for the honour of having one of my pictures hanging on your office door. Could you publish a photo on your blog?
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Of course! I was planning on doing an end of year tribute to those blogs I follow and this could be part of yours.😊
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Those fern leaves are pretty and something that we don’t have here in this part of the world. Thanks for sending some freshness from your world.
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I thought ferns could be found everywhere except on Antarctica. Thank you for your kind comment, Arv!
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The hot and dry weather makes it difficult for the fern to survive here. You can find it in the Himalayas for sure. 🙂
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Peter, thanks for sharing the beauty of Arrow Lake!
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You are welcome, Hazel.
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Mal von den ganz hohen Bergen abgesehen, sehe ich sehr viel Verwandtes in deiner dich umgebenden Landschaft und meiner. Danke für diese schönen Momentaufnahmen.
liebe Grüße, Ulli
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Ja, wo du wohnst, muss es auch sehr schön sein. Habt ihr schon Schnee gehabt?
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Hier und da ein paar Flöckchen, aber die waren dann auch sofort wieder weg. Morgen fahre ich auf den “alten” Berg, dort liegt wohl schon eine feine Schicht, schauen wir mal. Hier lebe ich jetzt auf 700m, zuvor auf 1000m, das macht schon einen Unterschied!
liebe Grüße, Ulli
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Lovely as always, Peter. You really have an eye for light and composition and make the scenery come to life.
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Thank you, Amy! Your kind words mean a lot to me.
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Beautiful, and nicely composed shots. The ferns are lovely at all stages of their lives – and come to think of it, they deserve a medal, as they turn from green to bronze, silver, or like yours, gold. 🙂
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Thank you, Robert. That was a wonderful description of the metamorphosis of the fern through the seasons.
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I wouldn’t wonder if Little Red Riding Hood would come out behind a tree:) Have a nice weekend, dear Peter, kind regards from Hamburg, Mitza
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You have captured the beauty and majesty of your part of the world so well Peter. Wishing you a lovely weekend.
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Love your fern pictures, Peter! And the mountains are always majestic!
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Beautiful photos, as always Peter. The first one really caught my eyes..
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I am glad you like them, the first one was also one of my favourites.
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Never fails to amaze
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Das zweite und dritte Foto sprechen mich wegen dem Farbenteppich am meisten an.
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Very beautiful photos! And the mountains seem like some strong and calm giants that are protecting everything around, thank you for this post!
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Thank you for your kind words! They are really appreciated.
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