When I saw this pond of 'Water Lilies', it reminded me ofClaude Monet's famous painting, by the same name.
I expect Monsieur Monet would beg to differ.
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16 comments:
Definitely like a painting by the great painter.
Costas
great job Sunny,
jan :)
Beautiful picture, I enjoy water lilies in the garden and also I love paintings'Monet who lived and painted at Giverny, next Paris
Beautiful water poppies. Better than Monet.
If a pond of lily pads inspired Monsieur Monet, why should they not inspire you?
I think you are wrong. I think Monet would become a follower of your blog.
There's something so soothing about waterlilies, and I adore to see the frogs sunbathe on them.
That's my favorite Money painting - the one with the waterlilies! Cool Sunny!
Monet would LOVE it, Sunny.... And I love it too.
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Betsy
It's beautiful dear Sunny!
Wonderful shot!
Léia
Water lilies such stunning flowers. Looks like this amount won't disappoint when all in full bloom. Brilliant.
It's beautiful Sunny!
Love the shot, its a wonderful place to see - Monets Garden and Lake, with the bridge.
I think you did Monet proud. :) Bravo!
Sunny...I know that painting and yes it does take me back to Monet!
Dan
It's beautiful. And if you used the painting thingy in photoshop, you might not be able to tell the difference between a Monet and your photo!
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