Sublime and Beautiful Sunday in the Sawmill

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Sublime and Beautiful Sunday in the Sawmill

This post is for #SublimeSunday is inspired by @c0ff33a and #BeautifulSunday is initiated by @ace108.

I just realized last week I totally missed these tow challenges, I has computer issues and it took ages to work out what was wrong and to get it working again, but this week I am back PC working fine and joining these two challenges with some images taken in a walk in the Acushnet Sawmill
I have shared a couple of other posts this week of this walk I took in the Acushnet Sawmill, but I thought the images I will share here fit both as Sublime and to be beautiful

Particularly the first couple of images these dried up plants in the water, I twisted my ankle a little walking down to a viewpoint by the water, and was leaning on the handrail looking over the stream, and saw these and with the rippling of the water and the light swaying of the plants, I forgot all about my ankle and so did my body it was fine when I walked away

^{Sony A7iv 75mm F11 1/100 Sec ISO 100}
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And sticking with Dried up the leaves caught my eye. I went on this walk hoping to see signs of spring, and didn't have any success, but still it was a lovely walk and I got a few shots :)

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^{Sony A7iv 47mm F7.1 1/250 Sec ISO 100}
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The skies were beautiful that day, but I showed that yesterday so will talk more on the colors in the foreground almost warm golden tones

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^{Sony A7iv 28mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 100}
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Now I say I didn't see much sign of spring, but when I edited these next few images I noted some touches or reds and yellows on some of the trees, that could well be buds growing on them, this area is a bit marshy so I didn't walk in to explore those trees any closer

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