You can find dragons near fountains!

...or so I just found. Truth is, I found a bunch of pretty, moss-riddled, ancient-looking fountains, and I had my dragons with me. You'll clearly notice that these are from three different sets, as they were taken in three fountains. Rather than doing a heavy edit to "match" the photos, I decided to keep the "vibe" each fountain gave me.

So, let's go with the first one! There are two more under the cut!

The above, as you can see, was quite unkempt and the water wasn't running--so it was green. But that stagnation gave it quite a "solid" surface that reflected the tree's bokehs very nicely. I only have one shot of it, because the others were just different angles of the same pose, and I didn't want to bother you.

The next one is the best, in my opinion. It was *huge* and working, and I squinted at it for a full minute until I found a little triangle on the edge where the water wasn't wetting everything--and that's were I placed the dragons. I used my wide-angle (Tamron 35mm f2.8, macro 1:2) to force a weird angle and a perspective, because otherwise I couldn't get the entire fountain on the same photo... nevertheless, I *adore* the outcome. This area was a bit shaded and I think the fountain was made on bronze (hence why it was so greenish-brownish now), but it looked terrific. Also, the photos "froze" the water drops, which looks great!

The last one was in an enclosed mini-garden surrounded by an heritage building. There was only one meagre tree around the fountain, hence why the background looks far golden than in the first one--that was surrounded by thick vegetation, and looked overall more "gloomy". This one is taken with the Minolta 56m f1.4, which is why it is wide, but not that much, and why there is so much blur--I took this one almost wide-open (so, f1.7).