The Strolling Pond Waterfall

AlanLichty

Moderator
The Strolling Pond at the Portland Japanese Garden is one of the higher elevation water features. The pond itself flows under the Moonbridge and feeds several other water features in the overall complex. The inlet is a small set of falls that rarely gets much attention but it is worth the view. This is a shot from mid May in 2009.

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C&C always welcome.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
Alan, you should do a coffee table book on this garden with your images and the narrative.
Thanks Jameel - I’m afraid such a book would be joining a large collection on the bookstore shelf. Every serious photographer in Portland has a stash just as good as mine.
 

Peter Michal

Well-Known Member
The Strolling Pond at the Portland Japanese Garden is one of the higher elevation water features. The pond itself flows under the Moonbridge and feeds several other water features in the overall complex. The inlet is a small set of falls that rarely gets much attention but it is worth the view. This is a shot from mid May in 2009.

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C&C always welcome.
A beautiful still life, a beautiful place full of greenish colors balanced by the foreground of water with a reflection of beautiful green colors - a very engaging place for reflection.

Peter
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
A beautiful still life, a beautiful place full of greenish colors balanced by the foreground of water with a reflection of beautiful green colors - a very engaging place for reflection.

Peter
Thanks Peter - the Portland Japanese Garden is a pretty incredible place to visit with a camera. World class design and maintained by some extremely talented gardeners. Almost hard to go wrong shooting in that place.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
The Japanese are masters at designing gardens, this one is beautiful, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for looking Jon - this garden has been a well funded effort to make an outstanding example of a Japanese Garden in the US and they engaged some of the best garden designers in Japan for the task. It shows.
 
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