A Scottish photographer has gone to the effort of digging a pond in the forest. Why? To use the water's surface for a symmetrical reflection of wildlife. Taking advantage of the dry weather in May and June, the photographer dug a relatively large pond, filling it with approximately 200 buckets of water over the course of three days.
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To achieve a symmetrical reflection of wildlife, a Scottish photographer digs a pond in the forest
