Subtle Colour of the Fallow Buck...
The black and white starkness of
The Arethusa 'Diana' Fountain
This magnificent 17th century fountain was the centrepiece of Sir Christopher Wren's grand approach to Hampton Court Palace. The design is in part attributed to Inigo Jones and is referred to locally as the 'Diana' Fountain. The fountain is actually believed to represent the Goddess's nymph, Arethusa, but there is still much debate to be had upon what is its most appropriate name. Recognised by English Heritage as one of the most important groups of sculpture in Britain, the fountain is adorned by a unique collection of bronzes by French royal sculptor Hubert Le Sueur. Work on the fountain will repair the stonework, pipework and the bronze statuary and ultimately bring the fountain back into full operation.
The inevitable (for Bushey Park) Grey Heron...
and the smaller Pied Wagtail (of which there were several)
Green Gunnera...
Water and reflections....
Sleeping Mute Swans and reflections.
2 comments:
Sorry to hear that you did not felt well, Tricia. I really am BUT if feeling not very good in the night means that you get up the next morning and make such fantastic pictures then I'd like to say, well you know .. Oh, I am an awful person, am I not?
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I love the last of the Green Gunnera pictures, and the Grey Herron caught in flight and oh, I like them all.
Hope you are feeling better. I loved the swan pictures fantastic the way the reflection has been captured on all of them, well done! Also liked the scottish posts brings back some happy memories of years when we went there, it is so beautiful.
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