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Is this at deer lake park? with all the rain we’ve been getting lately i’m amazed you got a chance to take such great pictures! very nice
It was at Van Dusen, last weekend.
Ah gotcha
it’s been a while 
Nice photos. Have you experimented with a polarizing filter? Polarizing filters can fine tune reflections such as you have in these photos, and they can also saturate colors of objects such as wet leaves illuminated by direct sunlight.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! No, I have not. It’s a pretty basic point-and-shoot camera and I don’t even know whether it can be used with filters. Maybe I should try to find out more about what’s available and how to use it.