Edit: Nope. It's not walking on water. I thought it was when I posted it because I've taken so many pictures of my pond and this one was in the same folder. On relection, I see that it's actually standing on a rippled, frosted glass table top.
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NOT Walking on Water
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NOT Walking on Water
This is what I think may be a Mayfly standing on the surface of the water in our backyard water garden.
Edit: Nope. It's not walking on water. I thought it was when I posted it because I've taken so many pictures of my pond and this one was in the same folder. On relection, I see that it's actually standing on a rippled, frosted glass table top.
Edit: Nope. It's not walking on water. I thought it was when I posted it because I've taken so many pictures of my pond and this one was in the same folder. On relection, I see that it's actually standing on a rippled, frosted glass table top.
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Re: Walking on Water
fascinating .. 
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Re: Walking on Water
Wow....thats amazing.
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Re: Walking on Water
Very nice photo, CT. The fellow looks like he was posing just for you! 
How far away were you when you took it?
How far away were you when you took it?
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Re: Walking on Water
GREAT pic. Wish I could do that, but I'd probably have to lose a little weight. 
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Re: Walking on Water
I'm wrong. It's not standing on water. I took it a few years ago and thought it was water when I posted it, but it is, in fact, just sitting on a rippled, frosted glass table top. The frame is the blurry, but darker areas of the surface. Sorry about that, folks. It would have been a great photo if it was actually water.PT7 wrote:Very nice photo, CT. The fellow looks like he was posing just for you!
How far away were you when you took it?
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Re: NOT Walking on Water
Oh man, you've thrown a monkey wrench into centuries of Christianity...all this time it was lawn furniture after all...
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