This week’s Lens Artists PhotoChallenge is hosted by John, who encouraged us to focus on water… the landscapes it shapes and the stories that surround it.
There are simply too many choices for this theme, so I decided to focus on my recent walk around Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick.
It was a lovely opportunity to appreciate the different ways water becomes part of the landscape … from quiet reflections on the lake to the greenery and wildlife surrounding it. Each view offered a little moment of calm and a different story to tell.
John’s Lens Artist Photo Challenge
And it was great to do the walk during Father’s Day, so we had Pat joining us.
Ju-Lyn’s Happy Place Happy Space
Wooden doors on a cottage and wooden gates…
Dan’s Thursday Doors Challenge
A surprising toadstool public art, a new turtle art and a modern sculpture just as we entered the park…
Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge
It was good seeing countless of places to sit scattered around…
Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge
Wow, what a beautiful park, Teresa. It’s perfect for this week’s theme!
Thanks so much John. Good timing for my walk.
A beautiful gallery of photos, Teresa. 😊
Thanks Pepper.
That looks like a lovely park and you seem to have had good weather for your walk, judging by the blue skies in your photos 😀
Yes it was a great day to celebrate Father’s Day. Thanks Sarah.
So lovely to have your company, Teresa. Sorry I’m a bit slow getting here. We have guests at the moment so blog time is very limited xx
The blog will always be here but guests are more important. Enjoy!
Looks like a lovely park and perfect place and weather to celebrate Father’s Day. I especially love the toadstool and the turtle art. Thank you for your PPAC contribution.
My pleasure to share, Natalie.
This is a beautiful park, Teresa. You seem to have had it all to yourself.
In reality it was really busy since it was Father’s Day. I just tried to avoid them. Thanks Egidio
You did a great job in conveying peace, especially since the place was very busy.
This is really a beautiful park. I love the whimsy.
Thanks Mama, I really love it here.
I love the glimpses you’ve given us of this stunning park, as well as the company you were in. Thank you for bringing light and joy into our Happy Place, Happy Space.